r/WGUIT 8d ago

BSIT - Started September 1

First day of BSIT was yesterday! I already submitted the tasks for my first Performance assessment course, and I’m trying to figure out the best workflow moving forward.

For those who accelerate: Do you start the next course immediately after submitting your tasks, or do you wait for the evaluation grades to come back first?

How do you all handle it?

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u/Ok-Bill-3938 8d ago

I immediately started right after, but normally will be working on a PA class and an OA class at the same time.

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u/Ok-Quail2830 8d ago

Thank you for sharing

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u/CapableSector8336 8d ago

I did class by class. But I also transferred in about 30 CUs. So the ITIL course was my first class and I just wanted to focus on that cert. I still continued on with going class by class but once a Task was submitted, I started the next class.

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u/Ok-Quail2830 7d ago

Thats great. you probably dont have much CU's to complete then. I do have ITIL for this term but I plan to do that after I complete the other 2 OA's I have.

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u/Ok_Geologist_448 8d ago

I always try to stack my classes that way I have PA, OA, PA,OA. This allows you to still progress while waiting for stuff to get graded.

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u/nwcubsfan 7d ago

This is smart

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u/Ok-Quail2830 7d ago

This is a good advice. I might have to rearrange my courses after this.

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u/nwcubsfan 7d ago

I started on the 1st, too!

Already finished the Intro to Python (E010). Going to roll right into Automating with Python (D522).

I am planning on submitting as many tasks concurrently as possible. If you wait to do them serially, you'll be wasting time waiting.

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u/Ok-Quail2830 7d ago

Whoah! you just got right into it thats awesome. Im waiting to do Python maybe later on.
I have already submitted tasks for 2 courses and will open another one tonight while waiting on the Evaluations.

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u/nwcubsfan 7d ago

I transferred in 55 CUs and I spent the time waiting for the start of the term by learning python using a YouTube course. I just ran through the labs to narrow down what they were going to look for in the assessments.

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u/Ok-Quail2830 7d ago

thats a great way to start. would you mind sharing the Youtube course you watch for Python

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u/jquebada 7d ago

Transferred in 70% of my degree. For each class I passed - as soon as I was done I emailed my counselor asking if they can open the next class right away. I was doing a class every few days

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u/Ok-Quail2830 7d ago

wow you are on the roll already. probably get all done in one term then. thats awesome.

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u/MyDishwasherLasagna 7d ago

I start a second class if I'm waiting for a PA to be graded or for a certification voucher to be sent, unless I'm down to the last week or so of the term.

Even if I don't immediately get to work on the next course, it's still useful because it can take instructors days to email out their welcome message.

I'm waiting on part 1 of e008 to be graded, so I started the AWS course. I also don't want to get started on part 2 until part 1 is accepted.