TEEX Cyber courses are back with more credits

[sprout18]

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

So when you bring in the Cyber Ethics class to TESU for the Ethics GE requirement what happens to the extra credit you need in Ethics? Cyber Ethics is only 2 credits and it says you need 3 for the Ethics GE requirement?

[dfrecore]

So when you bring in the Cyber Ethics class to TESU for the Ethics GE requirement what happens to the extra credit you need in Ethics? Cyber Ethics is only 2 credits and it says you need 3 for the Ethics GE requirement?

You get a waiver, and have to make up the extra credit in GE electives, for a total of 60cr.  Very easy to do.

[sprout18]

So when you bring in the Cyber Ethics class to TESU for the Ethics GE requirement what happens to the extra credit you need in Ethics? Cyber Ethics is only 2 credits and it says you need 3 for the Ethics GE requirement?

You get a waiver, and have to make up the extra credit in GE electives, for a total of 60cr.  Very easy to do.

Ok that seems simple. Could you use one of the Sophia free classes to make up that 1 GE Credit? I'm not sure how they transfer in. Thanks

[bjcheung77]

Basically, take both Sophia courses as they grant you credit for each.
1 will come in as a HRM (free elective) and the other a SOC (gen ed)

[Madxhatter]

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

"- AWR-168-W Cyber Law and White Collar Crime 4cr CAP-295" What is CAP 295?<---- never mind figured it out its a GE

[Lacedonia4]

Thats about 14 free credits toal now....with TEEX, Sophia and Ethics. Add an Aleks sibscription finish stats, trig and col algebra in a month and wow thats already 20 credits or about 1/3 of an associates degree for $20!

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And yes they are all added to the ASNSM in comp sci

That does really sound good. Does ALEKS stats satisfy the quantitative category for AA at TESU I wonder?

[Lacedonia4]

Today, I noticed ACE has granted TEEX new approval for Cyber 101, 201 & 301.  They're now worth more credit if you complete(d) the courses between 1 December 2018 and 30 November 2021.

• Cyber 101 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 201 is approved for 4 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 301 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  

I am taking one of these courses right now. Are they all proctored?

[Lulu1]

I took all the cyber courses in 2017 but I have not registered for TESU yet so will they count as 2 credits still or 3 credits?  Also if I retake the courses will they then count as credits each? I'm going for a ASNSM Computer Science Degree.

[Clepper43]

Today, I noticed ACE has granted TEEX new approval for Cyber 101, 201 & 301.  They're now worth more credit if you complete(d) the courses between 1 December 2018 and 30 November 2021.

• Cyber 101 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 201 is approved for 4 LL semester hours.
  
• Cyber 301 is approved for 3 LL semester hours.
  

I am taking one of these courses right now. Are they all proctored?

The one my sons took wasn't proctored. So when you say for example 201 is 4 hours, does that mean all the courses in that series give  a total of 4 hours?

[cwendy111]

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

Hmmm, On the TEEX website, it says for Cyber 101, they don't give ACE credit unless you take all 3 courses. I'm taking Cyber Law/White Collar Crime now. Have to retake Cyber Ethics because I took too long to finish it 2019.   Breezing through though. Can anyone confirm that they will grant credits for the individual courses outside of the group?

Cyber Law and White Collar Crime

AWR168 – 10.00 Hours
Schedule
EC AWR168 103
This intermediate course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of computer crime issues from a legal perspective. The training will highlight the various computer crimes and appropriate response by first defenders and others that may encounter these types of issues. Participants learn legislations and organizational efforts to control or prevent such crimes. This course covers intellectual property law (copyright, trade secrets, unfair competition, and unfair business practices), personal jurisdiction, electronic commerce and software contracts, telecommunications, antitrust, privacy, the right to accuracy of information, the right to access information, and the First Amendment.

Two credit hours through ACE are provided only if all three courses within the Online for Everyone – Non-Technical (Cyber 101) track are completed.