Hey guys, I was wondering if Approaches to Studying Religions (SOPH 0008) would successfully transfer to UoPeople. It says Civilization Studies, Culture and Belief is the UoPeople equivalency on the website but I just want to make sure since I didn't find any previous transfers for this course on UoPeople transfer database
So my apple account has been hacked and I’m really scared right now. I made an apple account with my primary email some time ago but it’s not the apple account I use on my iPhone. Today I received multiple emails about a ChatGPT subscription payment made in euros which is not the currency where I live under a name which is not mine. I also received emails about two factor authentication being turned off then on again probably changing it to their phone number. I’ve tried the recovery process but the phone number associated with the account has been changed and the security detail it asks for is my date of birth which is being flagged as incorrect when I enter it. I’m really backed into a corner at this point and don’t know what to do now. I don’t use this account so it’s not on my phone but I don’t remember what else was associated with this account and am scared at what else they could possibly compromise having Access to this account as it has my primary email associated with it.
So I've recently been looking into transferring courses and would've preferred to transfer Gen Ed courses but I've pretty much done most of them through the university itself. I'm looking to shave off a term but for that I'd need to transfer some major courses. I know transferring courses causes them to appear without a grade on your transcript so I'm wondering whether or not it is wise to transfer major courses. I can pretty much only transfer maths courses since those are the only ones available on sophia in terms of major courses required for my degree but I've already transferred one maths course from another institution I was attending, done one through UoPeople in which my grade was kinda mid, and now only have 2 left. Will it look bad on any future applications to a masters program in computer science to have pretty much no information about how I did in my maths courses on my transcript? What about CS courses, would it look bad to have transferred some of those too?
I fr thought this meant I got 8 out of 100 on an assignment lmao why does brightspace do this 😭
Does anyone know how to recreate this effect where these energy beams spawn around the player and they absorb it into an attack? Ive tried usjng beams but the beams just appear abruptly in between the two attachments instead of spawning at point a and then going to point b.
So I've been waiting on my courses to transfer for 3-4 months now and finally received an update a week ago where they approved PHIL 1002 from Sophia for transfer but they rejected ECON 1002. Today I received an email saying elective courses are not approved for transfer credit evaluation and this could only be transferred under Social and Behavioral Sciences which I have already met the requirement for with another course. The UoPeople website and transfer credit policy pdf states "The content of each course must be equivalent to that of the UoPeople’s courses. Alternatively, the course may be used towards an elective credit in a UoPeople degree program". So I'm basically confused, I kind of thought it would just be accepted and didn't think too much about it. Is this a mistake on my part?
So I get these forum digest update emails but I never really pay attention to them, however this one recently caught my eye. When I tried clicking on it Microsoft asks me to login with my UoPeople account after which it says this account doesn’t have access to the UoPeople digest or something. Can anyone send me the details of this challenge? I might be interested in it but I can’t really view the details myself.
So I know a lot of us don’t like this new AI proctoring service they’re planning to introduce so how many of you have brought it up with the university? And what was their response? I really don’t feel comfortable with a random AI platform having so much of my personal data like ID, video, audio, keystrokes, mouse movement, it can even see all running processes in your device. It honestly just sounds like malware at this point. I genuinely understand their concerns about cheating but I feel like there were so many other ways to go about this than forcing students to use glorified malware during exams. According to the platform, they keep this data for up to three years after which is either deleted or anonymized so no guarantees that they ever get rid of your personal information even, but hey at least a copy of your ID and hours of your footage will be stored under a randomly generated string instead of your name, that is after three years of course 😃