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Programming option for TESU CIS degree - tsimmns - 06-15-2016
I know I've asked before but can't find my post. What options are there for the Programming requirement for the CIS degree. I know there is AMU and I might end up taking most all the upper level classes there if I can't pass the CLEP and DSST exams at first that are free for me, however I think there is a cheap way for this class. I know SL is an option but I read maybe Penn Foster or even Saylor? While Penn Foster might not be cheap it could possibly be the fastest. Any suggestions and this time I will try and bookmark the thread.
Programming option for TESU CIS degree - jsd - 06-15-2016
Quote:I know I've asked before but can't find my post
http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-thomas-edison-charter-oak-specific/25712-tesu-programming-class.html
http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-thomas-edison-charter-oak-specific/26128-programming-class.html
Programming option for TESU CIS degree - dfrecore - 06-15-2016
Penn Foster has Intro to Programming that is still ACE-approved. SL has Intro to Programming in C++. TESU does not count the Saylor course does not come in as a programming course, just a basic computers course; not sure what the other Big 2 do with that one.
Your local CC will probably have a course as well.
Programming option for TESU CIS degree - tsimmns - 06-15-2016
Thanks again for info you all: I'll make sure I bookmark this one.