Satisfying Ethics at TESU

[dfrecore]

Since TESU now requires everyone to take the cornerstone, that will give you the 1 credit that you need in Gen Eds.

Are you sure? When I had the cornerstone waived it created an additional 1 credit 'loss', so I needed 2 credits to be made up in the Gen Eds (1 for the Ethics exception, and 1 for the Cornerstone).  I 'made up' the other 1 credit with a science lab I brought in. I suppose it could vary depending on how many credits you bring in to cover the Natural World 4-7 credit requirement (at least it did in my case)

You can't get the cornerstone waived any longer, from what I've read.

But yes, if she's short a credit or 2 later, depending on what she brings in, then she'd need to make that up somehow.

[pws]

To fill the one credit gen ed created by the 2 credit ethics waiver can easily be fill b the free 1 credit SOPH-0026 - The Essentials of Managing Conflict  (it comes into TESU as a SOC course) info here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit

It would be possible to take the Sophia The Essentials of Managing Conflict 1-credit course as the Ethics requirement (adding 2 more credits to GE)? Or do you mean the Sophia course together with the Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct  at The Institutes (expired 3/31/2019, though)?

[allvia]

To fill the one credit gen ed created by the 2 credit ethics waiver can easily be fill b the free 1 credit SOPH-0026 - The Essentials of Managing Conflict  (it comes into TESU as a SOC course) info here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit

It would be possible to take the Sophia The Essentials of Managing Conflict 1-credit course as the Ethics requirement (adding 2 more credits to GE)? Or do you mean the Sophia course together with the Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct  at The Institutes (expired 3/31/2019, though)?

It filled the missing 1 credit gap the gen eds.  It is not an ethics course.

[dfrecore]

To fill the one credit gen ed created by the 2 credit ethics waiver can easily be fill b the free 1 credit SOPH-0026 - The Essentials of Managing Conflict  (it comes into TESU as a SOC course) info here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit

It would be possible to take the Sophia The Essentials of Managing Conflict 1-credit course as the Ethics requirement (adding 2 more credits to GE)? Or do you mean the Sophia course together with the Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct  at The Institutes (expired 3/31/2019, though)?

No, this is not an ethics course.  If it doesn't say "ethics" in the title, it's not an ethics course.

What happened was that the 2cr ethics course generated a waiver, and that created a 1cr addition to the number of credits needed in GE Electives.  If it had been a 4cr ethics course, it would have created a 1cr deduction in the GE Electives area.  This happens a lot with math, actually (lots of 4 or 5cr math courses out there).

So there was no combining of random credits going on.

[davewill]

Since TESU now requires everyone to take the cornerstone, that will give you the 1 credit that you need in Gen Eds.

Are you sure? When I had the cornerstone waived it created an additional 1 credit 'loss', so I needed 2 credits to be made up in the Gen Eds (1 for the Ethics exception, and 1 for the Cornerstone).  I 'made up' the other 1 credit with a science lab I brought in. I suppose it could vary depending on how many credits you bring in to cover the Natural World 4-7 credit requirement (at least it did in my case)

You need 60 GenEd credits, which is 20 3 credit courses. The 2 credit ethics course makes a 1 credit hole, which the old 1 credit cornerstone could fill. My guess is that you either had some other courses come in that weren't 3 credits each, or some course was split between GenEds and free electives.

[jsd]

Am I remembering wrong, or did someone say The Institutes is working on getting their Ethics course renewed?

[JBjunior]

I can't find it either but yes someone did say they had some information that they were working on renewing it. My wife finished a day before the "end" so we were happy to get it before the potential lapse.

[jsd]

Good to hear

[gams007]

Is this course from TEEX  Cyber Ethics (AWR174) worth, to be full fill the ethics course of the TESU requirement ?
https://teex.org/Pages/Class.aspx?course...r%20Ethics

[Merlin]

Is this course from TEEX  Cyber Ethics (AWR174) worth, to be full fill the ethics course of the TESU requirement ?
https://teex.org/Pages/Class.aspx?course...r%20Ethics

No. Or at least not normally. But, I suppose an argument could be made since it isn't all that much of a stretch given insurance ethics does count.