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New Degree - TESU BS Cloud Computing - bjcheung77 - 05-30-2022
This might be an interesting offering for those not in the US, or those who are wanting a dual degree at TESU. Another option is to get this as a double major in the BS Applied Science, such as a adding the BS Cloud Computing to a BSIT or BS Tech Studies, or something else that floats your boat...
I was surfing their website for information and came across this on their "news" webpage.
News Link: News | Page 1 | Thomas Edison State University (tesu.edu)
BS Cloud: BS Degree in Cloud Computing at Thomas Edison State University | Bachelor of Science (tesu.edu)
Catalog: Thomas Edison State University - BS in Cloud Computing (smartcatalogiq.com)
RE: New Degree - TESU BS Cloud Computing - dfrecore - 05-30-2022
That's going to be a mighty expensive degree! Ouch.
RE: New Degree - TESU BS Cloud Computing - akr680 - 05-31-2022
Physics 1 and 2 with Lab!!!
RE: New Degree - TESU BS Cloud Computing - dfrecore - 05-31-2022
(05-31-2022, 11:16 AM)akr680 Wrote: Physics 1 and 2 with Lab!!!
That's the least of your problems. Most of the AoS courses must be taken at TESU, since you can't find them elsewhere inexpensively. So you are looking at 12 courses at TESU on top of Physics 2 (you can get Physics 1 w/Lab through SL I think).
RE: New Degree - TESU BS Cloud Computing - StudentOLife - 06-01-2022
Would be great if they had a cert on it..!
RE: New Degree - TESU BS Cloud Computing - LevelUP - 06-01-2022
I think for a cloud degree you would be better off with PUG or WGU considering how costly it would be to take all the cloud courses at TESU.
Or go for an IT degree and add on the cloud certs later on.
Some of those cloud courses I don't see listed on the undergrad course offerings page.