Computer Science, then Masters

[rachel83az]

For ASU and other common sources of credit, do I need to get them preapproved, or just go for them and transfer in after?

And which calculus do you recommend from ASU - brief calculus or calc for science and engineering?

Thanks

For TESU, both Calculus classes count as Calculus I. Brief Calculus will theoretically be easier.

I wouldn't bother to get ASU classes pre-approved. For most of them, we've got a pretty good idea where they'll go (though, this can also change from time to time). But things like Calculus are, and will always be, Calculus. For Oakton, College of DuPage, etc., I would definitely get them pre-approved. For instance, TESU has: Fundamentals of Modern Operating Systems (ITS-1600) and Operating Systems (COS-2400). The ITS classes, for whatever reason, generally cannot be used in the Comp Sci degree. Only COS-2400 (or equivalent from elsewhere), AFAIK, will fill that requirement. If another school's Operating Systems class comes in as ITS-1600, then that'd be pretty useless and you'd want to take a different one elsewhere.