Thomas Edison Computer Science Degree

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Thank you all for your help so far. It is really appreciated.

Do you think this is a good plan for the rest of my course credits? I apologize for the layout - I wasn't sure how to add a table in my post.

Course / Method / Credits / RA Credits / Price ($)

1. Information Literacy Today (SOS-1100) TESU /  3  /   3   /  1000 
   
2. History TCEP (Diversity Elective) TCEP  /   3  /   3  /   Free 
   
3. Computer concepts applications TCEP (Scientific Knowldege Elective) TCEP   /  3  /   3  /   Free 
   
4. Intro. to Programming (COS-1110) TESU  /   3  /   3  /   1000 
   
5. Data Structures (COS-2410) Study.com  /   3  /   0  /   235/month 
   
6. Calculus I (MAT-2310) Coopersmiths  /   3  /   0  /   Free 
   
7. Discrete Mathematics (MAT-270) Strayer   /  3  /   3  /   20 
   
8. Operating Systems (COS-2400) Strayer  /   3   /   3  /   20 
   
9. Computer Architecture (COS-3300) Study.com   /  3  /   0  /   235/month 
   
10. Software Engineering (CIS-3510) TESU  /   3  /   3  /   1000 
    
11. Network Technology (CMP-3540) TCEP  /   3  /   3  /   Free 
    
12. Artificial Intelligence (COS-4510) TESU  /   3  /   3  /   1000 
    
13. Database Management (CIS-3110) Study.com   /  3   /  0   /  235/month S
    
14. System Analysis and Design I (CIS-3200) Study.com   /  3  /   0  /   235/month 
    
15. Python Programming COS-205   Study.com  /   3  /   0  /   235/month 
    
16. Liberal Arts Capstone (LIB-4950) TESU  /   3  /   3  /   1000
    

comes out: 48 / 30 / ~$5500

A few quick clarifications:
I read somewhere for the 15 credits in one term I need to have over 100 credits already and have completed the majority of my upper level courses. Is this correct?
And does the Artificial Intelligence course on Study.com transfer credits for the AI course?
Lastly should I verify I can transfer all these in with the academic advisor at Thomas Edison?

If this is too much of a mess I'll re-post. Thank you again all.

p.s. I signed up for the TCEPS I could. Thank you.