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TESU Equivalent of Saylor Computer Science Courses - joeguida - 10-23-2018
Hi I am looking for the tesu course equivalents for the Saylor Courses below. Looking to use them as computer science electives for the ASNSM in CS
Saylor CS102 Intro To Computer Science II
Saylor CS302 Software Engineering
Saylor CS402 Computer Communication & Networks
RE: TESU Equivalent of Saylor Computer Science Courses - Merlin - 10-23-2018
(10-23-2018, 05:57 AM)joeguida Wrote: Hi I am looking for the tesu course equivalents for the Saylor Courses below. Looking to use them as computer science electives for the ASNSM in CS
Saylor CS102 Intro To Computer Science II
Saylor CS302 Software Engineering
Saylor CS402 Computer Communication & Networks
CS102 -> CIS-103 @ TESU
Both CS302 and CS402 have an unknown equivalency since their evaluation has changed and I haven't seen any updated assessments lately. They should both come in as lower-level courses though. I guess is that they will come in as CIS-251 and CMP-254. If you're enrolled at TESU you could ask to plan those two courses and they should tell you how they evaluate now.
Either way, it won't matter for the ASNSM since all three should fit into that degree plan. Pretty much any CIS, COS, CAP, or CMP course will fit.
RE: TESU Equivalent of Saylor Computer Science Courses - dfrecore - 10-23-2018
I think Computer Comm & Networks comes in as CAP-216 (last I saw for a LL), but Merlin is right, doesn't matter.
RE: TESU Equivalent of Saylor Computer Science Courses - armstrongsubero - 10-23-2018
Any CIS, COS, CAP or CMP course will work. For the ASNSM it dosent matter if its LL or UL