Online or Correspondence ADA Programming Course

Anyone know of any? Can't seem to find one on Excelsior's database.

Best Regards,
Bill

 

Maybe you can find something through this: High School, Undergraduate and Graduate Programs with Ada-specific Coursework

 

Decimon,

Thanks for that link. They have a pretty long list of 100 level CS courses in ADA; however, none in the New England area (no DL courses either).

Can't seem to find anything on google... Oh well I will keep looking. Trying to find a school that does a DL independent study course or something that would allow ADA for the subject.

Thanks again,
Bill

 

There is this, Alderson-Broaddus, but if they're accredited by more than the Allmighty then I missed that.

Lots of online tutorials if you don't need the course for credit or if you can bone up and then challenge the course somewhere.

 

That's what I should do (find a regular course and ask if they can let me challenge it for credit).

We'll see, thanks.

Bill

 

Greetings.

I know *nothing* about Alderson-Broaddus College, but, according to "Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association" (http://www.ncacihe.org/directory/), the college is regionally accredited.

Cordially,
Richard Kanarek

 

My apologies to Alderson-Broaddus. Couldn't get that info from their website. Couldn't navigate their website.

 

Wow! I thought it was a fake accrediter. I didn't know there was a "Higher Learning Commision" on the real RA accrediter (I though it was just North Central Association of Schools and Colleges (or something in that order).

Perhaps, I will take a look at this school again.

Thanks Richard,
Bill

 

Wait a dogone minute! They are in West Virginia!? They don't have computers in West Virginia!

 

Greetigns.

Regarding your recent post:

They don't need computerS: them is friendly folks; they can share one. <g>

Cordially,
Richard Kanarek

 

I have found "friendly folks" everywhere I have ventured - even Lung Eyelund.

 

Long Geyelind is the preferred pronunciation.

 

I over-emphasized the "eye" in EyeLund - I guess its a Loooooong "G" run into the "eye". Thank you for that embarrassing oversight decimon. Its not everyday here in east Tennessee that we encounter many New Yorkers.

 

No New Yawkuhs? I'll be right down.

 

reminds me of the "nanny" - Fran Dreshler(???)

 

Education in WV

Hello, I assure you there are computers in WV. My son age 21 is a college senior at Marshall University. In this area more high school seniors are looking toward this option for a very reasonable tuition. Huntington is a true college town. Have a good Sunday. Hille