Saylor SE course and transfer as UL experience?

[evenFair23]

Several people have taken it. I don't know if it's easy, but it's certainly easier than the Network Technology TECEP that BACS students were previously forced to take.

BTW, if you're planning to do a flat-rate term at TESU, it's recommended to take TESU's SE course instead of the Saylor course. The TESU course is relatively easy, for an UL class, and so fits quite well into a flat-rate term.

Thank you for the reply. I was trying to avoid a 15 credits term due to work and family responsibilities. However, I agree a flat rate term is ideal from many perspectives. I don’t know how hard it would be. May be at least one additional work day off each week during the term will help. But I am not sure. I definitely going to have to take weekends off if I go that route.