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RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - posabsolute - 07-20-2018
I already got 2 programming courses transfered that the advisor says does not fit:
CIS299 Programming and Integration II
CAP199 Multimedia Programming
The saylor course transfer as COS-101 which I already got, I would be surprised they allow this no?
RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - davewill - 07-20-2018
(07-20-2018, 12:46 PM)posabsolute Wrote: I already got 2 programming courses transfered that the advisor says does not fit:
CIS299 Programming and Integration II
CAP199 Multimedia Programming
The saylor course transfer as COS-101 which I already got, I would be surprised they allow this no?
I can see why those two wouldn't work, they don't sound object-oriented and neither are CS prefixes. As far as the Saylor CS-101, it can't hurt to ask, but they probably won't.
RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - davewill - 07-20-2018
BTW, I think it's worth trying the onlinedegree.com course. After all until someone tries transferring it in we won't know the equivalency.
RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - posabsolute - 07-21-2018
I would, but it's only open to US citizens
RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - armstrongsubero - 10-24-2018
Sorry to resurrect an old thread but any word on what will fit into that slot?
RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - studyandpass5 - 10-25-2018
Same here; will SL Intro to C++ still fit into the Programming area for BSBA CIS?
RE: TESU cos-111 - introduction to programming equivalency? - Merlin - 10-25-2018
(10-25-2018, 02:57 PM)studyandpass5 Wrote: Same here; will SL Intro to C++ still fit into the Programming area for BSBA CIS?
Yes. It did for me anyway. In fact, you should be able to use either the SL Intro to C++ course or the Study.com C or Java programming courses to fulfill the CIS programming language requirement now.
However, I don't know if any of those courses will meet the requirements of the BACS Intro Programming course. The OnlineDegree.com course seems the most likely to do so.