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TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - daWilt - 02-21-2013
First off, let me say that this forum has lit a fire in me and I am extremely glad I stumbled upon it. Thanks for having me, now on to the question.
I have see a few users that have completed the BSBA CIS degree from TESC and I was wondering if there was a degree plan for this path that eliminates the need to take any classes (or at least as few as possible) through TESC? I don't see that there is a capstone required for this degree and I was wondering if anyone was able to completely test out of all or any of the core requirements?
I am sure all the GenEd and business core are testable (please correct me if I am wrong), just looking to see if there are any testable for the CIS area of study core.
Sorry for being long winded, I am just having issues wrapping my head around creating a logical plan for this degree, any help is appreciated.
BSBA in Computer Information Systems Degree Program
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - brucet3 - 02-21-2013
Hey DaWilt, Welcome.
For the CIS area of study, I personally was about to use the Introduction to Programming from Penn Foster, Systems Analysis and Design
as a TESC course, the TESC Networking TECEP, my MCSA cert, the MIS DSST and hopefully I'll also be able to get credit for the TEEX courses I've transcribed to ACE. If you like I can send you my Degree Plan in an xls spreadsheet.
Bruce
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - daWilt - 02-21-2013
brucet3 Wrote:Hey DaWilt, Welcome.
For the CIS area of study, I personally was about to use the Introduction to Programming from Penn Foster, Systems Analysis and Design
as a TESC course, the TESC Networking TECEP, my MCSA cert, the MIS DSST and hopefully I'll also be able to get credit for the TEEX courses I've transcribed to ACE. If you like I can send you my Degree Plan in an xls spreadsheet.
Bruce
Thanks for the info Bruce, that would be great if you could send that xls, I am sure the info would help a lot. PM me if you need any info.
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - brucet3 - 02-21-2013
Here you go. Forgive the mad scientist notations all over the place.
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TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - ryoder - 02-21-2013
Good luck guys. We should have a sticky thread of the TESC BSBA CIS alumni and current students.
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - daWilt - 02-21-2013
Ya, after doing some more searching on the forum I see that this question has been asked several times, but the answers get lost and convoluted. But in the end everything is figured out
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - ryoder - 02-22-2013
I am not one to continually say "use the search" but you should do that. If you don't, thats cool too but you are not helping yourself.
Ask me anything about TESC BSBA and I'll be glad to help with what I know.
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - Tayon - 02-23-2013
I think the best thing that we could compile is a list of possible CS/CIS electives. well rather where you get them.
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - ryoder - 02-23-2013
Maybe it could be put on the wiki site.
TESC BSBA CIS Degree plan? - dcan - 02-23-2013
ryoder Wrote:Maybe it could be put on the wiki site.
(foot stomp)
