TESU Eliminates SOME Study.com Transfer Credits [unconfirmed]

[LevelUP]

I wonder if they add another assignment to the Computer Architecture course on April 18th, would it make the course easier?

Let's say each assignment is worth 50 points. 

1st assignment same assignment that builds the ALU with assembly code.  2nd assignment is something far simpler.

So then everyone does well on assignment #2 and blows off assignment #1 since they don't need the points.

Possibly. The new assignment is going to be “ Converting Numbers & Truth Tables”.

Assignment #2 Converting Numbers & Truth Tables
https://study.com/academy/lesson/compute...ables.html

Looks like I was right, adding another assignment will make the SDC Computer Architecture course easier considering you blow off assignment #1.

The plan would be to take the exam first and score 70-80%. Then get 40 out 50 on assignment #2 and you pass without needing any points on assignment #1.

[gams007]

I think TESU after July 1 will change the course requirement for the BACS, the same what they did with BSIT making it difficult to get alternative credits.
I will try to rush to all the courses I have pending to finished my BACS before new changes comes in, im shooting to all the UL courses so I can send my transcript earlier.
 We have around 2 month to move on.

[Blckbuster]

Everything is still accepted at Purdue, right? Worst case scenario I could always switch.

[tallpilot]

I receive my score for the Computer Architecture assignment, I score a 100    incredible I was unsure to get at least 50 points I work almost 3 weeks on this project. I was able to develop a complete working CPU with it's own assembly langue.
I was scared reading the stories regarding this project in the Forum.

Awesome job! It's a difficult project but it really increases your understanding of digital logic.

[muu9]

Anyone want to update the degreeforum wiki with the new deadline?

[jsd]

Anyone can update the wiki.

But also, there's not much to update. We don't know exactly what changes are coming in July, just that if there are changes, that's when we'll see them.

[LevelUP]

Anyone want to update the degreeforum wiki with the new deadline?

July 1st is just a rumor. For all, we know nothing will change or the changes will be small.

July 1st and Jan 1st are usually when they announce a big change if there are any.

Everything is still accepted at Purdue, right? Worst case scenario I could always switch.

Right, you can always pivot to another degree worst-case scenario.

[muu9]

Anyone can update the wiki.

But also, there's not much to update. We don't know exactly what changes are coming in July, just that if there are changes, that's when we'll see them.

But like with Schmoop, if there are changes there won't be enough time to react, will there?

[LevelUP]

Anyone can update the wiki.

But also, there's not much to update. We don't know exactly what changes are coming in July, just that if there are changes, that's when we'll see them.

But like with Schmoop, if there are changes there won't be enough time to react, will there?

Sometimes they give notice such as 30 days or so.

[gams007]

Anyone can update the wiki.

But also, there's not much to update. We don't know exactly what changes are coming in July, just that if there are changes, that's when we'll see them.

But like with Schmoop, if there are changes there won't be enough time to react, will there?

Sometimes they give notice such as 30 days or so.

The only way to confirm this is to send them a transcript, so I will do the discrete math this weekend, let see when I send my transcript the coming week and see if this course is accepted.