TEEX Cyber courses are back with more credits

[darthweezy]

Can y'all confirm Cyber 101 is 4 credits and will fit into the TESU BACS? My advisor said it does look like it receives credit but only 2 credits. He is going to confirm next week. I sent him the information from ACE showing where it's 4 credits.

[xjarhead1999]

It surprise and made me nervous that this course doesn't show up in ACE!  I would like it to be added to my ACE transcript but I cannot find it using the search the ACE website.  Weird. 

I just completed the exam with a 90% and I am hoping to have it apply to the Oral Communications requirement.

I did all three couple years ago and have them on ace. (Total 6 CR). I'm wondering if i can re-do them and replace the old 6 cr to new 10 cr. Anyone tried?

I done them early last year. Over the last month I have done 3 of the individual courses again and added them to my ACE. I have no idea what will happen when I transfer them to a school, but it looks like 6 different entries with a total of 11 credits on my ACE transcript.

which 3 of the individual courses did you take? maybe i will follow your way.

I've done the Cyber ethics, cyber law and white collar crime, and information risk management.
I probably will do some of the others when I get some free time. I figure worse case scenario is no one will accept them. It can't hurt.

[Supermind]

Can y'all confirm Cyber 101 is 4 credits and will fit into the TESU BACS? My advisor said it does look like it receives credit but only 2 credits. He is going to confirm next week. I sent him the information from ACE showing where it's 4 credits.

Hi darthweezy. I am copy-pasting the first post on this thread by rvm. According to this post, Cyber 201 will fetch you 4 credits. 

‘Today, I noticed ACE has granted TEEX new approval for Cyber 101, 201 & 301.  They're now worth more credit if you complete(d) the courses between 1 December 2018 and 30 November 2021.’

• Cyber 101 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 201 is approved for 4 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 301 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  

[darthweezy]

Can y'all confirm Cyber 101 is 4 credits and will fit into the TESU BACS? My advisor said it does look like it receives credit but only 2 credits. He is going to confirm next week. I sent him the information from ACE showing where it's 4 credits.

Hi darthweezy. I am copy-pasting the first post on this thread by rvm. According to this post, Cyber 201 will fetch you 4 credits. 

‘Today, I noticed ACE has granted TEEX new approval for Cyber 101, 201 & 301.  They're now worth more credit if you complete(d) the courses between 1 December 2018 and 30 November 2021.’

• Cyber 101 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 201 is approved for 4 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 301 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  

Sorry, I should clarify, will it fit into the required AOS classes needed or is it for electives?

[Imbanewbie]

It surprise and made me nervous that this course doesn't show up in ACE!  I would like it to be added to my ACE transcript but I cannot find it using the search the ACE website.  Weird. 

I just completed the exam with a 90% and I am hoping to have it apply to the Oral Communications requirement.

I did all three couple years ago and have them on ace. (Total 6 CR). I'm wondering if i can re-do them and replace the old 6 cr to new 10 cr. Anyone tried?

I done them early last year. Over the last month I have done 3 of the individual courses again and added them to my ACE. I have no idea what will happen when I transfer them to a school, but it looks like 6 different entries with a total of 11 credits on my ACE transcript.

which 3 of the individual courses did you take? maybe i will follow your way.

I've done the Cyber ethics, cyber law and white collar crime, and information risk management.
I probably will do some of the others when I get some free time. I figure worse case scenario is no one will accept them. It can't hurt.

Hi

Can you tell me each class? How many module each course?

[slaterjack]

So am I to understand that adding them to ACE 1 by 1 is better than grouped as 101/102/103?

[Supermind]

Hi.
I happened to read an older thread on this forum that one of the TEEX cyber security courses, which transfers into TESU as CIS-244 (I forget what the course name is), could be used to satisfy Physical and Natural World course requirements? Is that right? Or does TESU no longer accept it for science credits? I am seeing that several CIS courses are listed on TESU’s website as part of the science course options.

[Merlin]

Hi.
I happened to read an older thread on this forum that one of the TEEX cyber security courses, which transfers into TESU as CIS-244 (I forget what the course name is), could be used to satisfy Physical and Natural World course requirements? Is that right? Or does TESU no longer accept it for science credits? I am seeing that several CIS courses are listed on TESU’s website as part of the science course options.

Computer Science related courses (which generally includes COS and most CIS courses) are considered a GenEd Natural Science at TESU. However, this does not include CMP, CAP, and CYB courses as those are considered applied CS courses. So the TEEX CIS course should work there, though you'll need 2 more credits from somewhere else if they don't alllow an exception.

In my degree, the C++ course from Straighterline (COS-213) was placed in my Physical & Natural World slot to fulfill that requirement. It happens to be a 4 credit course as well, which worked out perfectly.

[Supermind]

Thanks. I already have 6 natural science credits. Just needed two more for ASNSM. I checked with TESU, and CIS-244 works! All done.

[ConqueringCollege]

I finally got TESU to replace my old cybersecurity courses (from 2018) with the ones I had re-done in 2019.  Curiously, the Cyber Ethics course was put into my Ethics requirement.

I also have a screen shot with what some of the other courses came in as.  These are the ACE numbers for the courses I transferred in. (0277, 0278, 0279, 0282, 0284, 0285, 0286)