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The status of the course Business 105: Labor Relations as an ACE credit-recommended course will expire at the end of October 2022. 

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Friday, 10/28/2022 in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 10/28/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

Computer Science 330: Critical Infrastructure Security

The status of the course Computer Science 330: Critical Infrastructure Security as an ACE credit-recommended course will expire at the end of October 2022. 

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Friday, 10/28/2022 in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 10/28/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

Computer Science 106: Introduction to Linux 

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Friday, 9/29/2022 in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 9/29/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Friday, 9/29/2022 in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 9/29/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Friday, 9/29/2022 in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 9/29/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

Computer Science 323: Wireless & Mobile Networking

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Friday, 9/29/2022 in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 9/29/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

You must complete the course in its entirety (including all lessons, assignments, and the final exam) by Wednesday, 8/31/2022, in order to receive ACE-recommended credit. If you do not complete the course by the end of the day on 8/31/2022, you will not be able to receive ACE-recommended credit for the course.

• Advanced Technical Writing - Assignment 2: Internal & External Communication
• Advanced Technical Writing - Assignment 3: Resume & Cover Letter

• Scientific Ways of Thinking
• What Are Life Sciences?
• Life Science Theories
• The Scientific Method: Steps, Terms & Examples
• Experimental Design in Science: Definition & Method
• Scientific Tools and Their Uses
• Conducting Scientific Research: Safety Concerns & Regulations
• Science Vocabulary & Concepts: Study Skills & Word Parts

The following chapters will be removed from this course:

• Atomic Structure & Fundamentals of Matter
• Introduction to Thermodynamics

• Set Notation, Compound Inequalities, and Systems of Inequalities
• Graphing a System of Quadratic Inequalities: Examples & Process
• Graphing the Feasible Region of a System of Inequalities
• Volume Formulas for Pyramids, Prisms, Cones
• Volume Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres
• Combined Figures: Perimeter, Area, and Volume
• Bayes' Theorem Practice Problems

• The Cold War: Definition, Causes & Early Events
• Two Super Powers: The United States and the Soviet Union
• The Truman Doctrine: Definition, Summary & Purpose
• American Foreign Policy in the First Indochina War
• Post-War American Politics: Foreign & Domestic Policy
• Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Cold War
• The Domino Theory & the Vietnam War: Definition & Eisenhower's Speech
• McCarthyism and the Red Scare: Definition, Causes & Effects
• The Cold War in America: Effects on Everyday Life
• John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address: Summary & Analysis
  

• Historiography: Definition, Importance, and Examples
• Howard Zinn's Contributions to the Study of U.S. History
• Historical Change: Causes and Effects
• Understanding the Subjective Nature of History
• 20th Century American Historians: Progressives, Consensus & the New Left
• Trends in 19th Century Historiography
• Historical Application: The Civil War & 19th Century Historiography
• Social History & Historiography in the 20th Century

• Capital Budgeting: Definition & Process
• Alternative Approaches to Capital Budgeting Decisions
• Weighted Average Cost of Capital
• What Is Capital? - Definition & Concept
• What is Capital Structure Theory? - Definition & Overview
• Optimal Capital Structure: Definition, Formula & Estimation
  

• The Freedmen's Bureau: History and Definition
• The Freedmen's Bureau's Impact on Education
• How American Reconstruction Affected the North
• Ku Klux Klan During Reconstruction
• Sharecropping and Tenant Farming: Definition & Overview

The following lessons were added to the course

• Thucydides' Views on Ethics & Political Realism
• The Nature of Modern Wars & Conflicts
• Cicero: History & Philosophy
• Plato & Aristotle on Social Justice
• State of Nature: Definition, Philosophy, & Examples
• Thomas Hobbes & John Locke: Political Theories & Competing Views
• Types of Power in International Relations: Strengths & Weaknesses
• Total War: Definitions & Examples
• Moral Code: Definition & Examples
• Criteria for Justice in Waging a War & the Aftermath of a War
• Economic Causes & Impact of War
• Justifications for Waging War
• Sectionalism in US History: Definition & Conflict
• Fugitive Slave Act of 1850: Definition & Summary
• The Election of 1860: Definition, Summary, Candidates & Significance
• South Carolina's Secession: Events & Impact
• Dollar Diplomacy: Definition & Examples
• US Support of Coups in Latin America
• President Reagan's Foreign Policy
• Reconstruction Period: Goals, Success and Failures
• Anti-Federalists: Definition, Views & Leaders
• The Ratification of the Constitution and the New US Government
• James Madison After the War of 1812: The Era of Good Feelings
• President James Madison: Domestic and Foreign Policy

• Scientific Method & Reasoning
  • Scientific Ways of Thinking
  • How Scientific Observations Lead to Scientific Questioning
  • The Scientific Method: Steps, Terms & Examples
  • Occam's Razor as a Scientific Principle
  • Hypothesis Testing: Comparing the Null & Alternative Hypothesis
  • Accuracy, Precision & Types of Errors in Data Evaluation
  • Inductive vs. Deductive Reasoning: Differences & Examples
  • Drawing Logical Conclusions from Experimental Data
• The Immune System
  • What Is the Immune System? - Our Body's Defense Against Pathogens
  • The Anatomical Barriers of the Immune System
  • What Is Inflammation? - Definition, Causes & Symptoms
  • Granulocytes: Types and Functions
  • Macrophages, Killer Cells & Other Cells of the Innate Immune System
  • The Complement System: Definition and Function

The following lessons were added to the course

• Groups in Organization: Formation & Types
• Stages of Group Development: Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing & Adjourning
• The Work Team in Contemporary Business: Definition & Analysis
• Characteristics of Effective Teams: Examples and Qualities
• Teamwork Skills in the Workplace: Definition & Examples
• Common Methods of Employee Discipline: 'Hot Stove' and Progressive Discipline
• What Is Wrongful Termination? - Definition & Conditions