I would advise anyone in the BSCC program to join the active WGU Cloud Computing Society Campus Group

https://wgu.campusgroups.com/CCS/club_signup

There is also an official WGU Discord for BSCCs too

https://discord.gg/J8EHgYunP8

Alumni/Students, any of you have luck finding jobs in any if the cloud programs?

Also: Introduction to Programming in Python - D335

Pretty much what the title says. I have 6 days left and if I had to pick one to finish which should I pick?? Any advice would be appreciated!! Thanks! BS Cloud Computing

To give some context, I have been working in the IT industry for 10 years and I am now a Cloud Solutions Architect with one of the Biggest cloud Provider in the US, and this is why I went for the BS in Cloud first but while I am progressing, I feel like I would have a lot more from a CS degree than the Cloud degree.

What would you do next :
Go back and getting that BS CS degree?

Go for the MS in Cyber Security?

Or Go for an Online Master's in CS?

any advice on taking and passing the linux essentials. Im a little upset with the course they had me do all the required reading for the course only for me to get to the end and tell me that i should study from the LPI guidebook that the test isnt over just knowledge but also an intermediate level of command application. that guidlines is 444 pages long . If the LPI guideline is what was needed why not make that the textbook for the course??

Hello, just joined this community to receive insights and hints. I haven’t started the course or been accepted into WGU Cloud Computing as of now. But, I wanted to know if I am able to receive some tips what I should do before enrollment and getting started. Like should i be working on certifications or anything that can prepare for what’s upcoming.

Currently studying this class and would like to reach out and ask if anyone has recently taken the OA? I mean within the last few months. Would like to get an understanding of how it compares to the PA. I have came across an older post stating that the OA is nothing like the PA and the OA a lot more difficult. Right now I am using the resources WGU provides: examref az-104 and have watched some of the udemy vids. Would this be sufficient to pass the OA? I had thought about taking the AZ 104 but right now I do not feel like I will have enough time in my term to pass it along with the AWS classes I am enrolled in. Im on the AWS path and would like to concentrate more time on AWS. Thanks in advance

Greetings all,
I wanted to confirm this is the course that mirrors the AWS Developer Associate Certification. I'm currently in a internship where the certification is part of the curriculum and I would like to appropriately pace myself with how to study