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Need syllabi for BUS 421 GS, MAT 401, COS 451, COS-240 GS - huyenpham811976 - 07-18-2025 Hi everyone. I am approaching my final term and I want to give them a kick start. If any of you have a syllabus for any of the course please leave a link below. I appreciate your help very much and hope yall have a good day.
RE: Need syllabi for BUS 421 GS, MAT 401, COS 451, COS-240 GS - Jonathan Whatley - 07-19-2025 TESU publishes a recent syllabus for each course, you don't need to ask a fellow student. It's not guaranteed that the syllabus doesn't change by the time you take a course, but neither would it be if you asked a fellow student. Go to https://www.tesu.edu/degrees-programs/courses/index.php click through to course description for the course you're interested in such as https://www2.tesu.edu/ucourse.php?CourseCode=BUS-4210&sem= then near the bottom of that page, click "Preview the Online Syllabus" GS courses have individual writing assignments that substitute for the discussions in OL courses. The University Bookstore will list the current textbooks for upcoming terms, which might differ from the textbooks in the preview syllabus. https://www.tesu.edu/info-for/current-students/bookstore.php RE: Need syllabi for BUS 421 GS, MAT 401, COS 451, COS-240 GS - bjcheung77 - 07-20-2025 You're using the flat rate fee to take the 12 credits towards the residency requirements, you want to make sure you've got enough time to finish these classes, if you need, you can ask for an extension for one or two of the classes, you'll need to have at least 50% complete and your professors approval. |