Getting an additional Associates Degree advice please

[collegechick]

Cyber 101 is not an ethics course - it contains one but it is a CS course when taken as a group. Good news is that if TESU doesn't accept the group for whatever reason then hopefully they apply the ethics course to your evaluation if it accepts the separate courses.

There are a couple possible scenarios here now:

1. TESU accepts Cyber 101 as a group AND is fine with your current 2-credits ethics.  This is 3 credits of CS classes, you just need either Cyber 301 or Sophia's Intro to IT. I think IT would be less hassle.
2. TESU does not accept Cyber 101 as a group but you gain an extra 2 ethics credits. This does not bode well for getting Cyber 301 accepted. Take Sophia IT + an easy CS course at SDC. SDC's courses don't duplicate with Sophia, so you're good there. Davar's Intro to Computers is another possible choice if you don't have/want to pay for a month of SDC.

In either case, you are still super close to being able to get an ASNSM Computer Science! This is great!

Rachel, thank you for all of this helpful info!  You're a gem!  I've decided to jump in and wrap this up ASAP.  I hope there won't be an issue changing my AAS to ASNSM in CS, as I've never started anything towards that yet.

Just to be clear I need:

Sophia's:
Environmental Science
Biology
Intro to IT
**Davar's Intro to Computers?

and hope TESU accepts all those other credits from TEEX?  If not, what's an easy, cheap computer ethics course and where can I take it?  I have to wait until I'm ten days into the Dec term before they'll review anymore of my credits.  

Have things been resolved with the ACE transfer credits?  I've enrolled into Sophia's Environmental Science and see that it's ACE credited, but TESU is not listed as a transfer school.  I was planning on transferring these Sophia credits directly to TESU.  Is that the correct protocol?

I think I remember reading Sophia's testing is open book?  Is that true?  Is there proctoring?

THANK YOU for all your help!!