TESU Eliminates SOME Study.com Transfer Credits [unconfirmed]

[jsd]

Yes, they are working on renewal but don't have a timeframe available.

My guess is, like every other time we see this, it'll be extended out temporarily for the month of April while they continue to work on renewal.

[gams007]

Yes, they are working on renewal but don't have a timeframe available.

My guess is, like every other time we see this, it'll be extended out temporarily for the month of April while they continue to work on renewal.

That sounds good but the other hand is that TESU will accept it, if this continue like rejecting courses we will ending paying more or to decide to move to another College to finished a Degree.

[jsd]

Right, that's the main question here. I'm not worried about SDC renewing the course, I'm pretty positive ACE will grant renewal. But it seems like TESU is continuing to pull away from alt-credits (much like COSC). Lucky for me, I have everything done except for Comp Arch (and calculus, but I can find that one anywhere). But for future CS folks, they might be out of luck w/ regards to the Big 3. WGU will still be an option for US, and hopefully the UMPI YourPath CS finally sees the light of day.

[KsT]

Does anyone know what the updated status is for Operating Systems and Discrete Math? Are these SDC courses being taken in right now?

Thanks

I took CS105: Intro to Operating Systems from SDC last week and can confirm as of today that TESU still accepted it towards BACS for COS-240. Obviously, this could change next month, etc etc.

An advisor told me Operating Systems and Discrete Math will only be good through 4/15.

That's weird considering neither of these courses expire until 2024 on ACE

[jsd]

TESU has decided to stop accepting other CompSci courses in the past, it's not related to their ACE status.

[LevelUP]

I would strongly recommend doing the exam first for Computer Architecture even though they say to do the assignment first.

The strategy would be to get 70%-80% on the exam. Then you only need 30%-40% on the assignment to pass.

People that take the exam after doing the assignment usually end up taking the exam 1 month after they complete the course, so they forget most of what they learned and have to end up relearning the entire course if they want a good grade. This is due to the forgetting curve in human memory.

[jsd]

I have my SDC membership paused while we wait for word on the ACE renewal of Comp Arch, and while I wait to see if TESU will accept it still. I think I'll try to complete the assignment while paused (using outside resources to figure out what the heck to do). Then when I unpause I can submit immediately and start knocking out quizzes. If I need revision I'll have plenty of time, and I will be able to take the exam without waiting/forgetting.

One potential problem with this is that the assignment might be changed to accommodate ACE renewal, and then that's a lot of time wasted.

[gams007]

I have my SDC membership paused while we wait for word on the ACE renewal of Comp Arch, and while I wait to see if TESU will accept it still. I think I'll try to complete the assignment while paused (using outside resources to figure out what the heck to do). Then when I unpause I can submit immediately and start knocking out quizzes. If I need revision I'll have plenty of time, and I will be able to take the exam without waiting/forgetting.

One potential problem with this is that the assignment might be changed to accommodate ACE renewal, and then that's a lot of time wasted.

My friend that assignment is the hardest one I ever mande you need to build a complete working CPU and creating the instruction set, build a micro code and then develop 4 programs in assembly language that can work with your CPU.
this is very complicated I'm working on this project still.

[jsd]

Yeah I saved the assignment instructions, it's pretty intense. I'm assuming the course itself doesn't prepare you all that well for it, so I'd be using outside resources anyway.

[gams007]

Yeah I saved the assignment instructions, it's pretty intense. I'm assuming the course itself doesn't prepare you all that well for it, so I'd be using outside resources anyway.

I think this course needs a review because it does not give you all what you need to build a CPU I had to google search including I paid for a course that teach you how to build one also most CPU has it's own architecture is very hard this course. I don't know why TESU do not want to accept it.