To partially address your concerns:
First, I don't think that these courses will apply to your AoS. They may be able to work somewhere as electives, and I'll let one of the experts weigh in on that.
The content and technology of the TEEX cyber courses is now quite dated. If you're interested in them, I recommend getting them done ASAP.
Credly Acclaim is the company currently operating the ACE digital transcript system. They formerly went by Acclaim, but now mainly use the Credly name. Unlike a traditional transcript, their service is built on social badges for completed items.
Under the old ACE system, the TEEX cyber courses could be transcribed as the ten individual courses or three groups. Currently, there are problems getting TESU to accept TEEX courses via Credly. One method known to sometimes work is to ask TEEX for both sets of badges and see what TESU does.
First, I don't think that these courses will apply to your AoS. They may be able to work somewhere as electives, and I'll let one of the experts weigh in on that.
The content and technology of the TEEX cyber courses is now quite dated. If you're interested in them, I recommend getting them done ASAP.
Credly Acclaim is the company currently operating the ACE digital transcript system. They formerly went by Acclaim, but now mainly use the Credly name. Unlike a traditional transcript, their service is built on social badges for completed items.
Under the old ACE system, the TEEX cyber courses could be transcribed as the ten individual courses or three groups. Currently, there are problems getting TESU to accept TEEX courses via Credly. One method known to sometimes work is to ask TEEX for both sets of badges and see what TESU does.
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Earned credits from Sophia, SDC, ASU ULC, TEEX, Microsoft, Strayer, TESU, Saylor, DSST, CLEP, CompTIA, StraighterLine, and others since starting in April 2020
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