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ASNSM - Tincer - 08-22-2019
Hie all,
Which math courses did to take to fulfil the math requirement and where did you take them from?
Kind regards
Tincer
RE: ASNSM - natshar - 08-22-2019
(08-22-2019, 11:56 AM)Tincer Wrote: Hie all,I didn't do this degree but literally any math courses will work:
Which math courses did to take to fulfil the math requirement and where did you take them from?
Kind regards
Tincer
Sophia
Study.com
Aleks (up to 9 credits)
Clep (college math is worth 6 credits)
Dsst
Coopersmith
Csm
Straighterline
And more...
Anything with that transfers to tesu as math should work. The only specific course you need is calculus for the math major. This is what makes the degree so easy to plan.
RE: ASNSM - CarpeDiem8 - 08-22-2019
Hey Tincer!
I am adding the asnsm in computer science to my BA/BS plan and am using CSMlearn along with Sophia.org’s Intro to Stats to complete the degree, no other math is required that I know of.
HTH!
Danielle
RE: ASNSM - Tincer - 08-22-2019
(08-22-2019, 12:29 PM)CarpeDiem8 Wrote: Hey Tincer!
I am adding the asnsm in computer science to my BA/BS plan and am using CSMlearn along with Sophia.org’s Intro to Stats to complete the degree, no other math is required that I know of.
HTH!
Danielle
Hie Danielle
Thanks for the response. You need Calculus and around 13 more math credits. Can you take all of them from SDC?
Best regards
Tincer
RE: ASNSM - CarpeDiem8 - 08-22-2019
Quote:You need Calculus and around 13 more math credits
Perhaps I am not following you guys. This is the page for TESU, correct?
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/computer-science
I see 6 credits:
A. Quantitative Literacy
E. Mathematics
RE: ASNSM - allvia - 08-22-2019
(08-22-2019, 04:21 PM)CarpeDiem8 Wrote:Quote:You need Calculus and around 13 more math credits
Perhaps I am not following you guys. This is the page for TESU, correct?
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/computer-science
I see 6 credits:
A. Quantitative Literacy
E. Mathematics
In this case you are not following - and since TESU offers multiple ASNSM degrees it is understandable. The OP is talking of the ASNSM in Mathematics https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics
And to answer the OP's question - yes, you can take them all through Study.com
RE: ASNSM - Tincer - 08-22-2019
(08-22-2019, 04:21 PM)CarpeDiem8 Wrote:Quote:You need Calculus and around 13 more math credits
Perhaps I am not following you guys. This is the page for TESU, correct?
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/computer-science
I see 6 credits:
A. Quantitative Literacy
E. Mathematics
Hie Carpe
Thanks for the response. I want to take the associates in math and just wanted to find whether I can take all the math from SDC, from what I have read it seems possible.
Can you share the sources of your credits for the associates only as that is all i am interested in for now.
I want to see where I can get alternative gen ed credits
Kind regards
Tincer
(08-22-2019, 04:32 PM)allvia Wrote:(08-22-2019, 04:21 PM)CarpeDiem8 Wrote:Quote:You need Calculus and around 13 more math credits
Perhaps I am not following you guys. This is the page for TESU, correct?
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/computer-science
I see 6 credits:
A. Quantitative Literacy
E. Mathematics
In this case you are not following - and since TESU offers multiple ASNSM degrees it is understandable. The OP is talking of the ASNSM in Mathematics https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics
And to answer the OP's question - yes, you can take them all through Study.com
Hie Allvia
May you please share where you got all of your credits for the associates, both gen ed and concentration.
Kind regards
Tincer
RE: ASNSM - CarpeDiem8 - 08-22-2019
Hey Allvia!
I checked the OP's 1st post and I didn't see anything that indicated it was for math. I believe that may be why it's confusing.