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Hello everyone, been following this forum for some time and developed my plan based on the guides and posts. Posting this plan to see if anyone has any recommendations or advice. Due to time constraints of being active-duty military, I can only take 2 classes at a time No, I do not wish to go for Military Technology Leadership or any similarly pointless (unmarketable) AAS degrees.
My current plan is to simultaneously pick up the AS CIT, and AS EET and graduate the two associates simultaneously while on my way to the BS ESET through TESU. Im considering the BA Liberal Studies/Computer Science degree as a backup plan as that requires the fewest credits to complete. I'm a computer nerd and I have electronics experience through the military. I’m working on this degree path to improve my promotion/career prospects within my field of electronics/radio/computers both in the military and civilian side. I’m primarily interested in the TESU program due to the transfer credits accepted and ABET/ETAC accreditation.
I currently have the following credit distribution with a 3.85GPA:
Associates of Science, Computer & Information Technology, 34/60cr complete
Associates of Science Electronics Engineering Technology, 31/60cr complete
Bachelors of Science Electronics Systems Engineering Technology, 54/120cr complete.
These are the classes I have left to complete and my plan for completion:
PHY-1150 Physics I w Lab, 4, Study.com or TESU, AS CIT, AS EET, BS ESET
PHY-1160 Physics II w Lab, 4, Study.com or TESU, AS CIT, AS EET, BS ESET
ITS-1500 Computer Programming I, 3, Sophia: Python Programming, AS CIT (COS-2050 will not work)
ITS-1300 Database Fundamentals, 3, Sophia: Relational Databases, AS CIT
CMP-3540 Network Technology, 3, TESU: TECEP, AS CIT, BS ESET (Elective)
ITS-2610 Linux, 3, CompTIA Linux+! AS CIT
ITS-3630 Windows Server Configuration, 3, TESU, AS CIT
CHE-1210 General Chemistry w Lab, 4, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
MAT-2310 Calculus I, 4, TESU, BS ESET
MAT-2320 Calculus II, 4, TESU, BS ESET
ELE-2110 DC Circuits, 3, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
ELE-2120 AC Circuits, 3, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
ELD-3010 Digital Electronics, 3, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
ELT-3060 Solid State Devices and Circuits, 3, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
ELD-3110 Microprocessors, 3, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
ELT-3070 Linear and Integrated Circuits, 3, TESU, AS EET, BS ESET
APS-2950 Associate Capstone, 3, TESU, AS CIT, AS EET, BS ESET (Elective)
APS-4020 Applied Quality Management, 3, TESU, BS ESET
MAN-4350 Project Management, 3, Study.com, BS ESET
APS-4900 Engineering Tech Assessment, 3, TESU, BS ESET
ELT-4590 Electronics Sys Eng Tech Capstone, 3 TESU, BS ESET
1 Electronics Elective 3 credits.
Posted separately due to length:
Your Location: Fort Campbell, KY
Your Age: 27
What kind of degree do you want?: Associates of Science, Computer &Information Technology, Associates of Science Electronics Engineering Technology, Bachelors of Science Electronics Systems Engineering Technology
Current Regional Accredited Credits:
College of Western Idaho, 2014, 2016: 9
ENGL 101 English Composition, 3, A
HIST101 Western Civilization, 4 C
COMM101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication, 3 B
Northwest Nazarene University, 2014-2015: 21
HUMN1010 Cornerstone, 3 A-
BIBL1100 Intro to Biblical Studies B-
COMM 2260 Intermediate Video Production, 3 B
COMM 2120 Communication Activities, 1 C
COMM 2280 Audio for Film and Television, 2 A-
MUSC 2250R Violin, 2 A
COMM 2094B Independent Filmmaking, 1 A
MUSC 2250R Violin, 2 A
COMM2094A Future Technologies, 1 A
Western Governors University, 2021: 13
PHIL C168, , Critical Thinking and Logic, B/CR 3
ITEC C182, Introduction to IT, B/CR 4
MATH C957 Applied Algebra, B/CR 3
MATH C955 Applied Probability & Statistics, B/CR 3
Thomas Edison State University, 2023-Present: 9
ENC 1020, English Composition II (TECEP), CR 3
COS 2050, Python Programming, 3 A
SOS 1100, Information Literacy, 3 A-
Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:
Sophia Credits: 3
PHI-1800 Intro to Ethics 91% or A-
CLEP Credits: 6
Intro to Sociology, 73
American Government, 61
Military ACE Credits: 91 (accepted by TESU, 15 credits towards current degree path)
Any certifications or military experience? CompTIA A+, CompTIA Security+, FCC Amateur Extra Radio License
Update:
Budget: cheap and fast, but not the cheapest and fastest available degrees, current plan is approx $2000 out of pocket to finish associates, and another $2500 out of pocket to complete the bachelors after Tuition assistance.
Commitments: 2kids, spouse, Active-Duty Army
Dedicated time to study: Limited, 1-3hrs during weekdays, 5-15hrs weekends. Impacted significantly my military training, operations, or deployment, can only take 2 classes at a time.
Timeline: Finishing the courses required for the degree as fast as possible would be ideal. I would like to finish my associates within 1.5 years, and bachelors within 2.5years
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: Military Tuition Assistance, $4000/16cr per fiscal year
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