Study.com New CS Courses

[etirflita]

I did Intro to Operating Systems successfully, I didn't try CS:305, but it looks like all the quizzes are there based on my completion percentages.

I can only speak to three of the chapters in Discrete Math, but those three look fine. I don't know if anyone else can confirm.

[armstrongsubero]

The intro to OS and OS both fill the requirement at TESU?
Can anyone confirm I can finish the discrete math?

[Merlin]

My main concern with Computer Architecture is that it cannot be completed yet. 94 of the 96 quizzes are accessible, but there is one in chapter 5 and one in chapter 8 that have not yet been posted. Since you cannot complete 100% of the quizzes, you cannot get a final grade for the quizzes or take a final exam (as you need to achieve 100% course progress to take the final).  I hope this issue is resolved soon, but in the meantime you can do most of the course and the assignment.

That being said, I hope Data Structures and Algorithms is close behind.

I ran into the same issue with the Programming in C course last weekend, but it turns out that while the quizzes are not available (or not working properly) via the web application (I tried several browsers) it turns out that they are available via the Study.com app on my phone. That allowed me to finish the course. It may be the same with the other new courses.

[etirflita]

I can confirm that Discrete Math has all the quizzes available, and that Computer Architecture does not have all the quizzes via the web application or (at least) the android app at this time.

[armstrongsubero]

Well then its discrete math and C then. I'll have to start the C then.

@merlin how was the C?

[etirflita]

Also good to know is that the only CS courses in the dropdown for assignment submission are CS:302 Systems Analysis & Design and CS:303 Database Management.

[Merlin]

Well then its discrete math and C then. I'll have to start the C then.

@merlin how was the C?

The course covers the basics and some advanced stuff but needs more hands on programming assignments to help students succeed. It's also very rough, as in a lot of typos and structural / mechanical errors. I mainly took it for the easy 3 credits, but I suspect it may be challenging for folks taking it as their first programming course.

The final assignment wasn't required when I took it but it looks pretty simple given the examples in the course cover everything you need to do in the final project.

[armstrongsubero]

I have experience in C and C++ but embedded stuff mainly PIC and STM32.
I'll try it out.

[timblackwell]

The intro to OS and OS both fill the requirement at TESU?
Can anyone confirm I can finish the discrete math?

Do you get seperate credit for both OS course? No Duplicates of credit for these?

[armstrongsubero]

@timblackwell I want to know as well!