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TESU - BSBA CIS Evaluation Completed - Suggestions requested : Electives - loeweps - 09-02-2016
I am looking for recommendations on 16.34 Semester Hours at TESU (Possibly 12.34)
I have attached my academic evaluation. It is working off the 2012 catalog as that is when I started working on completing a TESU degree. I travel for work and have kids so I have been working on this off and on for four years. I am looking for the easiest, quickest, and cheapest way to obtain these credits. Easiest and quickest taking priority over cost.
I have a large overage of CIS credits from an aa degree I obtained in information security a while ago.
I need
1. Humanities Elective 3 Credits.
2. General Education Electives: 3 credits and 2 credits
Does anyone know if the SQL programming course should work here? I see Database Management in the General Education Course list from TESU.
3. Accounting 1 and 2: 2 courses
I took Intermediate Accounting 1 & 2 at Penn Foster. I am now considering completing Financial and Managerial accounting there as well. I prefer this over straighterline as I believe SL requires using ProctorU
4. System Analysis and Design: 3 credits
Waiting to see if they will accept my technical college credit for this course.
I have attached my academic evaluation.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
TESU - BSBA CIS Evaluation Completed - Suggestions requested : Electives - dfrecore - 09-05-2016
The free Insurance Ethics course will count as 2cr in Humanities (Gen Ed area). A&I Lit is supposed to be an easy way to get 6cr there. Technical Writing is a humanities area, and I thought the TECEP was easy (they have a DSST too, or Study.com). World Religions through DSST, Study.com or SL.
Cybersecurity for Business Professionals (CIS-244) should count as a Gen Ed, and it's free. ALEKS Intermediate Algebra would only be $20 and is a Gen Ed.
Financial & Managerial Accounting is also available through Study.com.
I would definitely appeal the Systems Analysis & Design course, you just need the syllabus from your CC.
TESU - BSBA CIS Evaluation Completed - Suggestions requested : Electives - ajs1976 - 09-05-2016
Thought I replied to this already.
If they do not take you classes for System Analysis and Design, then the CSU Global CBE may be an option.
TESU - BSBA CIS Evaluation Completed - Suggestions requested : Electives - loeweps - 09-06-2016
I appreciate the help, Thank you.
They accepted the System Analysis and Design from the CC.
I completed the CPUC Institute Insurance Ethic course. 2 Cr Gen Ed Elective
I can take the Technical Writing DSST 3 Credit Humanities
How many credits is the CyberSecurity for professionals?
TESU - BSBA CIS Evaluation Completed - Suggestions requested : Electives - jsd - 09-06-2016
loeweps Wrote:How many credits is the CyberSecurity for professionals?
2 credits.
TESU - BSBA CIS Evaluation Completed - Suggestions requested : Electives - Nixi - 09-06-2016
loeweps Wrote:2. General Education Electives: 3 credits and 2 credits
Does anyone know if the SQL programming course should work here? I see Database Management in the General Education Course list from TESU.
Maybe. E-mail [email protected] and explain to them the similarities between the SQL programming course and database management, and most importantly include a link to the syllabus of the description for the SQL programming course. I did that successfully once for different courses, and TESU re-equated and applied my credits in the appropriate place.
If you do this, post back here and let me know how it went!