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[tallpilot]

Linear Algebra should be another option instead of that awful TECEP. I'm half considering capstone, cornerstone, calc III, & history of math to be able to get a CS/math degree. But that hinges on being able to pass the TECEP or linear algebra.

I think that would be doable.  The cornerstone is pretty much a joke.  Only the final paper is more than 2 pages and it is a 6 module course so things are due every other week.

Calc II ended my college career so I am proud of you.  Back in the stone age when I was at a real college in the second year of CS my roommate came home very excited that he discovered we could get a math minor with just one more math course.  I was already appalled at the amount of math we had to take for CS and couldn't imagine taking any more.  I dropped out when I flunked Calc II because I couldn't go any farther in the program without it.