Study.com computer courses

[homeschoolmom1]

Does anyone know how Intro to computing by study.com transfers to TESU? How about the info systems and computer applications? Presumably that duplicates the DSST? Thanks.

[KayV]

Business 109: Intro to Computing is TESU COS-101 : Introduction to Computers.
Business 104: Information Systems and Computer Applications is TESU CIS-102 : Intro to Computer Info Systems.

Here's the link to the transfer guidelines for TESU.
Thomas Edison State University

[homeschoolmom1]

Thanks a lot, very helpful.

[ndelco]

I know I'm super late but definitely take both! I took the Intro to Computers course first and I was almost half way done the other course before even starting due to overlap. The second 3 credits will be super easy if you pass the first 3.

[rowan555]

I know I'm super late but definitely take both! I took the Intro to Computers course first and I was almost half way done the other course before even starting due to overlap. The second 3 credits will be super easy if you pass the first 3.

How was the first class? My 15 year old is about to take some courses via Study.com and I was wanting to give him an "easier" course along with the more challenging courses he's signing up for.

[kalishakti]

I did not do 109 (Intro to Computing,) but I did just complete 104 (Info Systems/Applications) and posted a review on the Study.com sub-forum.

Just an FYI, one of the chapters in 104 overlaps with Project Management (Business 311) which is why I went with 104 over 109.

[tsimmns]

Thanks for this link. Been away for a while and see that Study.com has an equivalent to principals of finances for TESU. I wonder if this is any easier than the one from PENN FOSTER.

[jsd]

It's certainly cheaper.

The three classes I've taken with Study.com have all been pretty simple.

[ndelco]

How was the first class? My 15-year-old is about to take some courses via Study.com and I was wanting to give him an "easier" course along with the more challenging courses he's signing up for.

Intro to Computers was very basic. Honestly, I would have passed the final without looking at anything in the course. A lot of the course covered the well-known things about computers. I would not say I'm a genius with computers but just using them for the past 15 years was enough to know a lot of the information.

[homeschoolmom1]

I just saw that SL IT-Fundamentals comes in as CIS-107 Computer concepts and applications with TESU. Could I do this course in addition to the 2 that I asked about in the first post of this thread and none of them would duplicate? Thanks in advance.