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===Part G. AOS Electives===
18 credits required. Only 12 of these need to be UL credits, because the Computer Architecture from Study.com is an UL course.
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| UL CS || Computer Science 302: Systems Analysis & Design || [[Study.com]]
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| UL CS || Computer Science 303: Database Management || [[Study.com]]
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| UL CS || Business 303: Management Information Systems || [[Study.com]]
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| UL CS || [[Network Technology (CMP-354-TE)]] || [[Thomas Edison Credit by Exam Program|TECEP]] (RA credits)
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| UL CS || CIS-351 Software Engineering<br><small>If you are doing [[Thomas_Edison_State_University#TESU_Credit_Optimization|a 16-credit term]], this is a relatively easy way for you to get UL credit. || [[Thomas Edison State University|TESU]]
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| UL CS || Linear Algebra (MAT-305) || [[Coopersmith Career Consulting|Coopersmith]] <small>It has been reported that TESU no longer accepts Linear Algebra for their CS degrees. Transfer in this course at your own risk.</small> 
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| UL CS || CIS375: Human Computer Interaction || [[Strayer University|Strayer]] challenge exam (RA credits)
<small>It has been reported that students can register for this exam, however when taking it via proctor, it gives an error "This Challenge Exam has been archived and is no longer available."</small> 
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Lower-Level options that do not overlap with previously-suggested courses. 6 credits required.
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| CS || Introduction to Information Technology<br><small>If you plan to do a 16-credit term, take the ePack instead of the Sophia course</small> || [[Sophia.org]] 
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| CS || Computer Science 113: Programming in Python || [[Study.com]] 
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| CS || Computer Science 310: Current Trends in Computer Science & IT || [[Study.com]] 
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| CS || Computer Science 103: Computer Concepts & Applications || [[Study.com]]
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| CS || Computer Science 102: Fundamentals of Information Technology || [[Study.com]]
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| CS || Business 104: Information Systems and Computer Applications  || [[Study.com]]
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| CS || Business 109: Intro to Computing || [[Study.com]]
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| CS || Introduction to Programming in C++ - CS101 || [[StraighterLine]]
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| CS || CS101: Introduction to Computer Science I || [[Saylor Academy|Saylor]]
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| CS || CS210: Systems Analysis & Development || [[Strayer University|Strayer]] challenge exam (RA credits)
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The Sophia IT course does not overlap with any of the other options. Some of the Intro to Computers/Computing courses overlap with one another. It is advised to take the Sophia course plus one other course from this list.