TEEX Cyber courses are back with more credits

[cookderosa]

Can someone chime in on how long these classes typically take to get through?

Thanks!

Allow a day (several hours) per.

[docmarvin]

I finally got TESU to replace my old cybersecurity courses (from 2018) with the ones I had re-done in 2019.  Curiously, the Cyber Ethics course was put into my Ethics requirement.

I also have a screen shot with what some of the other courses came in as.  These are the ACE numbers for the courses I transferred in. (0277, 0278, 0279, 0282, 0284, 0285, 0286)

Did the individual courses applies for ASNMS CS? I have the old credits and currently working on retaking all of it again. Just not  sure if it will apply to the degree. Debating if I will submit for individual courses or as CYB 101,201,301.

[darthweezy]

I finally got TESU to replace my old cybersecurity courses (from 2018) with the ones I had re-done in 2019.  Curiously, the Cyber Ethics course was put into my Ethics requirement.

I also have a screen shot with what some of the other courses came in as.  These are the ACE numbers for the courses I transferred in. (0277, 0278, 0279, 0282, 0284, 0285, 0286)

Did the individual courses applies for ASNMS CS? I have the old credits and currently working on retaking all of it again. Just not  sure if it will apply to the degree. Debating if I will submit for individual courses or as CYB 101,201,301.

Looks like they're plugged in on my eval for ASNMS CS.

[Life_One]

I just completed all of them. They took me about a week and a half, I'm sure I could have done them faster but they were miserable.

[BrighterFuture88]

I just completed all of them. They took me about a week and a half, I'm sure I could have done them faster but they were miserable.

Yeah, the free ones were so awful.  The first paid one (BPT) was ok if their information wasn’t scattered to hell and back.  I’m going to knockout the next one one (FSA113) and Death Investigation, then going to cut the TEEX courses from there.

[darthweezy]

I just completed all of them. They took me about a week and a half, I'm sure I could have done them faster but they were miserable.

Yeah, the free ones were so awful.  The first paid one (BPT) was ok if their information wasn’t scattered to hell and back.  I’m going to knockout the next one one (FSA113) and Death Investigation, then going to cut the TEEX courses from there.

I thought Death Investigation is a lot better than the BPT.  I wasn't a fan of the video game thing that was going on...

[TroopsterX]

Hey guys, I just finished all 3 free TEEX courses. I'm planning on adding them to my ACE transcript next week, but still confused regarding on how to apply them - separately as 10 courses or as 3 courses? I'm trying to squeeze as much as credits as possible and transfer them to TESU. I read someone saying that because of Ethics course (Institutes) Computer Ethics were evaluated as duplicate and not applied toward the degree. Any information would be very helpful. Thanks

[dfrecore]

First, the ethics courses don't duplicate - they are PHI-285 and ETH-230. But, you only need 1 to fulfill your requirement, so the other will go in another area, depending on what your degree is, and what other credits you have.

Second, the number of credits you get doesn't change, but where they're applied might. So, you have to figure out which works best for you.

Here's what I show as of Feb of this year; it may have changed since then, so get confirmation first.

TEEX Cybersecurity courses transferred in by TESU
Current as of 2/14/2019

Cyber 101
All courses together
Cybersecurity for Everyone (Cyber 101, TEEX-0250)
- AWR-175-W Information Security for Everyone AND
- AWR-174-W Cyber Ethics AND
- AWR-168-W Cyber Law and White Collar Crime 4cr CAP-295
Individual courses
TEEX-0279 Information Security for Everyone (AWR175) X X
TEEX-0278 Cyber Ethics (AWR174) 2cr ETH-230
TEEX-0277 Cyber Law & White Collar Crime (AWR168) 2cr CYB-210
NOTES: Use individual if you need an ethics course; use individual if you want to do fewer courses

Cyber 201
All courses together
Cybersecurity for IT Professionals (Cyber 201, TEEX-0251)
- AWR-173-W Information Security Basics AND
- AWR-178-W Secure Software and Network Assurance AND
- AWR-138-W Network Assurance AND
- AWR-139-W Digital Forensics Basics 3cr CYB-120
Individual courses
TEEX-0280 Network Assurance (AWR138) AND
TEEX-0281 Digital Forensics Basics (AWR139) 1cr ??
TEEX-0282 Information Security Basics (AWR173) 1cr CYB-120
TEEX-0283 Secure Software and Network Assurance (AWR-178) 1cr ??
NOTES: No difference

Cyber 301
All courses together
Cybersecurity for Business Professionals (Cyber 301, TEEX-0252)
- AWR-176-W Business Information Continuity AND
- AWR-177-W Information Risk Management AND
- AWR-169-W Cyber Incident Analysis and Report 3cr CIS-244
Individual courses
TEEX-0284 Cyber Incident Analysis & Response (AWR169) 1cr CYB-231
TEEX-0285 Disaster Recovery for Information Systems (AWR-176) 1cr CYB-220
TEEX-0286 Information Risk Management (AWR177) 1cr UL CYB-421
NOTES: Use combo if you want to use in GE, or in CIS AOS; use individual if you need an UL credit

[Raftingdon2]

First, the ethics courses don't duplicate - they are PHI-285 and ETH-230.  But, you only need 1 to fulfill your requirement, so the other will go in another area, depending on what your degree is, and what other credits you have.

Second, the number of credits you get doesn't change, but where they're applied might.  So, you have to figure out which works best for you.

Here's what I show as of Feb of this year; it may have changed since then, so get confirmation first.

TEEX Cybersecurity courses transferred in by TESU
Current as of 2/14/2019

Cyber 101
All courses together
Cybersecurity for Everyone (Cyber 101, TEEX-0250)
- AWR-175-W Information Security for Everyone AND
- AWR-174-W Cyber Ethics AND
- AWR-168-W Cyber Law and White Collar Crime 4cr CAP-295
Individual courses
TEEX-0279 Information Security for Everyone (AWR175) X X
TEEX-0278 Cyber Ethics (AWR174) 2cr ETH-230
TEEX-0277 Cyber Law & White Collar Crime (AWR168) 2cr CYB-210
NOTES: Use individual if you need an ethics course; use individual if you want to do fewer courses

Cyber 201
All courses together
Cybersecurity for IT Professionals (Cyber 201, TEEX-0251)
- AWR-173-W Information Security Basics AND
- AWR-178-W Secure Software and Network Assurance AND
- AWR-138-W Network Assurance AND
- AWR-139-W Digital Forensics Basics 3cr CYB-120
Individual courses
TEEX-0280 Network Assurance (AWR138) AND
TEEX-0281 Digital Forensics Basics (AWR139) 1cr ??
TEEX-0282 Information Security Basics (AWR173) 1cr CYB-120
TEEX-0283 Secure Software and Network Assurance (AWR-178) 1cr ??
NOTES: No difference

Cyber 301
All courses together
Cybersecurity for Business Professionals (Cyber 301, TEEX-0252)
- AWR-176-W Business Information Continuity AND
- AWR-177-W Information Risk Management AND
- AWR-169-W Cyber Incident Analysis and Report 3cr CIS-244
Individual courses
TEEX-0284 Cyber Incident Analysis & Response (AWR169) 1cr CYB-231
TEEX-0285 Disaster Recovery for Information Systems (AWR-176) 1cr CYB-220
TEEX-0286 Information Risk Management (AWR177) 1cr UL CYB-421
NOTES: Use combo if you want to use in GE, or in CIS AOS; use individual if you need an UL credit

Would these courses count as General Electives? 
Also, I'm new here, where do you go to actually signup for these classes?  Going to do a search after this thread.

[BrighterFuture88]

First, the ethics courses don't duplicate - they are PHI-285 and ETH-230.  But, you only need 1 to fulfill your requirement, so the other will go in another area, depending on what your degree is, and what other credits you have.

Second, the number of credits you get doesn't change, but where they're applied might.  So, you have to figure out which works best for you.

Here's what I show as of Feb of this year; it may have changed since then, so get confirmation first.

TEEX Cybersecurity courses transferred in by TESU
Current as of 2/14/2019

Cyber 101
All courses together
Cybersecurity for Everyone (Cyber 101, TEEX-0250)
- AWR-175-W Information Security for Everyone AND
- AWR-174-W Cyber Ethics AND
- AWR-168-W Cyber Law and White Collar Crime 4cr CAP-295
Individual courses
TEEX-0279 Information Security for Everyone (AWR175) X X
TEEX-0278 Cyber Ethics (AWR174) 2cr ETH-230
TEEX-0277 Cyber Law & White Collar Crime (AWR168) 2cr CYB-210
NOTES: Use individual if you need an ethics course; use individual if you want to do fewer courses

Cyber 201
All courses together
Cybersecurity for IT Professionals (Cyber 201, TEEX-0251)
- AWR-173-W Information Security Basics AND
- AWR-178-W Secure Software and Network Assurance AND
- AWR-138-W Network Assurance AND
- AWR-139-W Digital Forensics Basics 3cr CYB-120
Individual courses
TEEX-0280 Network Assurance (AWR138) AND
TEEX-0281 Digital Forensics Basics (AWR139) 1cr ??
TEEX-0282 Information Security Basics (AWR173) 1cr CYB-120
TEEX-0283 Secure Software and Network Assurance (AWR-178) 1cr ??
NOTES: No difference

Cyber 301
All courses together
Cybersecurity for Business Professionals (Cyber 301, TEEX-0252)
- AWR-176-W Business Information Continuity AND
- AWR-177-W Information Risk Management AND
- AWR-169-W Cyber Incident Analysis and Report 3cr CIS-244
Individual courses
TEEX-0284 Cyber Incident Analysis & Response (AWR169) 1cr CYB-231
TEEX-0285 Disaster Recovery for Information Systems (AWR-176) 1cr CYB-220
TEEX-0286 Information Risk Management (AWR177) 1cr UL CYB-421
NOTES: Use combo if you want to use in GE, or in CIS AOS; use individual if you need an UL credit

Would these courses count as General Electives? 
Also, I'm new here, where do you go to actually signup for these classes?  Going to do a search after this thread.

For the most part, yes, they are general electives.  Link to the courses: Here