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sheckler wrote: » Argh, just took 70-680 and got a 610. It seemed pretty easy as I was going along. Try again next monday I guess.
themagicone wrote: » Problem is that I have to complete my project, which is another paper. You have pretty much everything done so you can go straight from tech to cap. Well, that's what I'm thinking. I'm waiting on clarification from Dave. BTW I got 3.33/4.00
never2late wrote: » Did you get a TurnItIn report on your TWA1 paper? I noticed mine has not come up and wonder if its available for this class.
demonfurbie wrote: » im kinda torn maybe yall can help me i want to walk in feb in atlanta but i have 5 ms classes and tech/capstone left
petedude wrote: » Are you worried more about a Feb. deadline, or what you want to learn? If you really want the network knowledge, I'd say stick it out even if you don't walk in Atlanta. (Are they going to do as in times past, and have the ceremony twice in the year? If that's the case, you can walk another time.) If you're not particularly concerned about acquiring all that network background/certification (the reason most TEers sign up for WGU to begin with). then switch over. But bear in mind, if you go to the general track you have two Java courses looming ahead of you. Some people zoom through those, some don't (FYI-- I'm in the "some don't" pile).
demonfurbie wrote: » its also about cost, in feb by term will be up so if i walk in feb i wont have to pay wgu for another term or even prorated term and with that moneys i could get the certs i want (linux) over the ones they offer (microsoft) how ever if i stick the course and finish i would be instantly employable without the need to spend more time on certs
demonfurbie wrote: » how ever if i stick the course and finish i would be instantly employable without the need to spend more time on certs
petedude wrote: » Instantly employable in what way? Yeah, having the degree would open doors for you. But wouldn't having the certs AND the degree open better doors, like maybe more interesting work? I do understand the cost angle, though. You might try sites like Cappex and FastWeb, to see if there are any scholarships you can go for.
erpadmin wrote: » I've been devoting my mornings to the MS classes and my evenings to my papers. I plan on going the one exam a month route...even if I have to live off of an hour sleep. We have the same exact classes left; only the 640 separates us. My ML110 G6 server will get much work once 643 starts....can't wait to mess with Sharepoint.
jmasterj206 wrote: » Quite a bit of it was magic. I just changed it to past tense.
themagicone wrote: » For those who have finished Capstone, how much was copy/paste from the proposal?
themagicone wrote: » So I finished my capstone report. Just need to button a few things up and submit it. I'm hoping I got it right. Everyone I talked to said mostly copy and paste, change tense, add the few extra areas and call it a day. Came to around 18 pages. I'm curious on how much the graders actually read. I reread my proposal and found at least a few errors the graders should of picked up on. But oh well, on ward!
themagicone wrote: » 10:13 PM CDT I turned in my capstone for try 1. Following the advice of others and Mr. H himself I await my fate.
themagicone wrote: » If anyone is interested TaskStream is extremely backed up. If the task you are waiting on is not critical it is put at the end of the pile. I.e. me with my capstone, my term doesn't end for 2.5 months so I got put in the back. Just thought I'd share.
never2late wrote: » I was wondering why my tech paper, which has been in Taskstream since Monday, has yet to be evaluated. I'm not waiting for it to be approved before moving on, so I may have my Capstone ready to submit before my TWA is accepted. That could get ugly. Its apparent that they need more assistance in this area if there is a gridlock in the middle of the month. I just started my term so I must be way in the back of the line.
Excellent1 wrote: » The 15th is the last day to submit tasks for performance assessments for your term. Since WGU uses a rolling enrollment, the 15th of every single month is a trainwreck of people submitting things last minute that need to be graded for their end of term. These assignments have priority. If you submit something around this time of the month, you can pretty much bank on it taking forever to get it graded unless it's an end-of-term assessment for you.
Pishof wrote: » Good information. This is my end of term month and I still have the last task for LET1 to complete and turn in. I've been working non-stop and it's been taking a toll on my time but I'm going to hopefully be submitting it Saturday and hoping it goes through in time. I should be finishing up this month on all these projects so when the new term starts I'll be on a normal schedule with time to study again. Now to pay the 3k out of pocket for this upcoming term.
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