Hi everybody,

I just wanted to let you know what this certificate ( https://www.coursera.org/professional-certificates/ibm-generative-ai-engineering ) transfers to at TESU:

COS-4510, DSI-3040, ETH-2300, COS-2050, DSI-3999

- for BACS COS-4510 Artificial Intelligence is UL
- COS-2050 is Python Programming (LL), relatively good if you don't wanna do Sophia or Study.com; for me, it was irrelevant, I had already done Python at a Finnish school.
- ETH-2300 is an Ethics class, quite interesting

and the rest are courses for Data Science and Analytics

In total, this certificate yields 15 credits


I think quite interesting for some out there.

Hi everybody,

I just wanted to let you know what this certificate ( https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce.../google-ai ) transfers to at TESU:

TES-1110: AI Unlocked: Tools, Pro, 1 credit, LL; appears in the 30 credits electives section for BACS

I was on the sister board and noticed someone mentioned there is a new NACES member, just wondering if anyone has used their services yet?

I checked their website and fees, seems reasonable for course by course at $145.  If you need the GPA, it's an extra $50.  Anyone want to be the guinea pig?

NEW applicants
General - $90
Course by Course - $145
Course by Course with GPA - $195
CPA Examination - $190
CPA Licensure - $190

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Sister board post: New NACES Member | DegreeInfo

Hi there, I'm thinking of changing my degree from a bachelor's of arts in computer science to a bachelor's of science in engineering systems & electronics technology. I feel that it would fit better for me, as it sounds more backend-focused, and it may allow for a wider range of career opportunities suiting me. What should I know about this degree? What prerequisite courses should I take?

Maybe, and hear me out, the system is broken. The pipeline for the American Dream is failing. The brightest, hardest working Americans are failing to make rent, while the Pedo class is getting richer and richer.

Hello! I asked a while back about advice on choosing a taxation program and I received a lot of helpful advice and am happy with the choice I made. However, recent career developments have pushed me towards the audit side of accounting. So, I am looking to kinda balance it out a little (and since it is somewhat about business processes I am not currently looking at pure data programs). Currently, I think that business analytics would be the best (only hard criteria for me is AACSB and online). So, I was wondering if anyone had any programs they would recommend or advice, especially from the perspective of a non data science career. Thanks!

Can any PMP holder speak to the value of the PMP for a non-IT field? I'm in business/public admin and handle manage projects and contracts, is there value in attempting the PMP for someone like me? Would it help create value for me in the IT space?

Has anyone attended/completed the ASU Thunderbird Chief AI Officer (CAIO) courses?

Any thoughts? 

I was provisionally accepted for Jan 2027, still considering if attending is worth my time.

Thanks,

Does anyone know which sophia and study.com courses cover Farmington's gen ed core?

Tony Romo arrested for DUI with full bodycam footage.





It's reported that he never took a breathalyzer test, so we don't know what his BAC was at the time of his arrest.

Not giving legal advice, but if a cop ever asks you to do a field sobriety test, you're almost always going to be arrested regardless of the test results. So taking a field sobriety test usually only hurts you. Tony Romo didn't even know how to do the heel-to-toe walk in a straight line. So, in the words of Tony Romo, "Did I pass this test?"

And if Tony Romo had been driving a Tesla with FSD, this never would have happened. Just saying, lol.

Can we get this thread to rank on the first page of Google search?