r/PSUWorldCampus

I need to take 1 more interdomain course to fulfill that requirement and I am having trouble deciding on which one would be best. I am primarily looking for something that I can bust out most of the work for the week in a short period.

I know how much time a course takes week to week depends on the individual, however, I would like to hear others' experiences with interdomain courses they have taken.

(Note: any course with a "N" next to the number is considered an interdomain)

For those who have taken these classes, which class was easier? The professors are Katharine Kile for 100B and Christopher Kroft for 100C.

So this course is pretty much self taught it seems. I seemingly have a lot more work to do in terms of all the ALEKS things I have to master. Any advice? I feel like I'm already behind before even starting because I have so much to learn to just be at where I need to start for the actual requirements for the class.

How are the courses structured and delivered? If I work full-time, can I watch recorded lectures and things asynchronously? I assume there are discussion posts and quizzes?

Are there proctored exams or tests? Or are things more project or paper-based?

I'm interested in the cybersecurity program, specifically if that matters.

I’ve had an incredibly busy summer and I’m pretty exhausted. Part of me is considering dropping to one class or maybe taking a leave of absence for the fall semester, but it kind of depends on how much work is involved with the two classes I’m signed up to take. For reference, I already work as a software engineer and I’m just taking this degree for me. My company does pay for most of it, so that’s a bonus.

Anyhow, I wonder if anybody has taken these classes recently and have some feedback on the amount of work that’s needed. I don’t suspect the computer science class will be a heavy lift since I spend every day writing code. I do enjoy math and loved calculus, so physics should be OK as well, but it does look like there’s a lot of work. I think if I ever had to take chemistry again, I’d just quit. And I hope physics isn’t like the chemistry class.