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Hello, Is the TEEK Cybersecurity Courses still worth doing. Will they work At TESU?
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TEEX is still recommended by ACE and accepted at TESU, and it's 100% free.
Definitely still worth doing if it fits in your degree in anyway, such as if you have free electives open.
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jsd Wrote:TEEX is still recommended by ACE and accepted at TESU, and it's 100% free.
Definitely still worth doing if it fits in your degree in anyway, such as if you have free electives open.
Thank you jsd!
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I want to second that they are definitely worth doing. I only did 2 of them but those are 4 credits that helped me cross the finish line.
Here are how they got transcribed:
CAP-295 Intro to Security Basics 2.00 CR CAP-295
CIS-244 Computer Security 2.00 CR CIS-244
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The TEEX courses are partially useful for studying the DSST Cybersecurity which will get you CIS-344 at TESU. TEEX is not enough on its own for you to pass. This is part of the general strategy to take similar courses and exams at the same time to minimize studying.
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MisterE Wrote:I want to second that they are definitely worth doing. I only did 2 of them but those are 4 credits that helped me cross the finish line.
Here are how they got transcribed:
CAP-295 Intro to Security Basics 2.00 CR CAP-295
CIS-244 Computer Security 2.00 CR CIS-244
Which ones are those for. CAP-295 and CIS-244 = what from the Teex the first two im working on the AWR-168 one I think
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I can't recall the AWR numbers but the two courses were "Cyber Security for Everyone" and "Cyber Security for Business Professionals" respectively.
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Cybersecurity for Everyone (AWR-168/174/175) is CAP-295
Cybersecurity for IT Professionals (AWR-138/139/173/178) is CAP-385
Cybersecurity for Business Professionals (AWR-169/176/177) is CIS-244
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So, TEEX courses fit in degree plans as free electives?
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hoffdeb Wrote:So, TEEX courses fit in degree plans as free electives?
for TESU specifically, yes it can fit there.
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BA Computer Science, 2023
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