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University of Arkansas Grantham Transfer Credit · Computer Science 242

CS192 – Programming Essentials at UAG.

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Programming in C++ — transfers as CS192 – Programming Essentials at University of Arkansas Grantham
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Programming in C++
Computer Science 242 · 3 ACE & NCCRS Approved credits
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University of Arkansas Grantham recognizes as
CS192 – Programming Essentials
3 transcript credits · Internal ref: CS192
DEAC accredited since 1961 · Transcript sent directly to University of Arkansas Grantham
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🎓 Credit
3 cr
Transferable to UAG
⏱️ Speed
28–30
Days average to complete
✅ Pass rate
97%
Student completion rate
💰 Savings
$650+
Saved vs avg community college
What you'll learn

A full semester of programming in c++, at your own pace.

🎯Learning outcomes
  • ✓Master variables, control structures, and functions, and define the critical role of algorithms in computational problem-solving
  • ✓Acquire skills in pseudocode for mapping out algorithmic processes and delve into essential elements of C++ programming, such as data types, loops, and arrays
  • ✓Apply object-oriented programming principles to create modular and reusable code structures through classes, inheritance, and polymorphism; and critically assess memory management and pointer manipulation for real-world software development
📚Major topics covered
Fundamentals of computer programming Programming logic & pseudocode Algorithms & problem-solving C++ language evolution & structure Object-oriented programming concepts Data types, variables & arithmetic Branching: IF, ELSE & Switch statements Loops: For, While & Do-While Arrays & vectors String & text data handling Functions, scope & recursion Classes, constructors & encapsulation File handling & I/O streams Pointers & dynamic memory management Inheritance & polymorphism Advanced OOP: access specifiers & overriding
Grading: 20% Quizzes · 30% Assignment · 50% Final Exam
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UPI Study sends your official transcript directly to University of Arkansas Grantham's registrar. UAG applies the equivalency: CS192 – Programming Essentials.

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Tuition saved vs UAG per-credit rate
$1,170
Credits transferred
30
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15

Savings = credits × $305 (UAG's per-credit tuition). UAG credit awards are subject to UAG review and policy.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything about Programming in C++ → UAG.

📚 About Programming in C++
What is Programming in C++?
Programming in C++ is a hands-on college-level programming course. It is Computer Science 242 — worth 3 credit hours, carrying an NCCRS recommendation.
Do I need prior programming experience?
No prior experience is required. The course is designed to take you from fundamentals to practical competency, with structured lessons and exercises that build your skills step by step.
Is this course self-paced?
Yes. The course is fully self-paced with no deadlines or fixed class times. Most students complete it in 28–30 days, but you can move faster or slower depending on your schedule.
How many college credits is this course worth?
This course carries an NCCRS recommendation for 3 semester credit hours in Computer Science, Electrical, or Computer Engineering. UPI Study courses follow the same evaluation standard used across thousands of colleges and universities.
Are there exams? How is grading done?
Yes — the course includes quizzes, an assignment, and a final exam. Your grade is weighted as follows: 20% Quizzes · 30% Assignment · 50% Final Exam. A score of 70 or above is required to pass.
How do I check if my university accepts UPI Study credits?
Check our Find My College directory . If your university recognizes NCCRS or ACE credit recommendations, UPI Study courses qualify. You can also book a free call with our team.
How does UPI Study compare to a traditional university course?
A traditional university course in this subject typically costs $500–$1,500+ per credit hour and requires fixed schedules, campus attendance, and semester timelines. UPI Study covers the same NCCRS-recommended content at $250 total , with no deadlines and no campus requirement.
Can international students take this course?
Yes. UPI Study courses carry an NCCRS recommendation — recognized by cooperating institutions in the U.S., Canada, the UK, and other countries. Students have submitted credits across 26+ countries.
🎯 About CS192 – Programming Essentials at UAG
Does University of Arkansas Grantham accept Programming in C++ as a direct equivalent to their CS192 – Programming Essentials?
Yes. Under the formal Articulation Agreement between UPI Study and University of Arkansas Grantham, UPI Study's Programming in C++ is recognized as a direct named equivalent of UAG's CS192 – Programming Essentials — not just elective or GE bucket credit. This is the strongest form of transfer recognition.
Will this transfer with full named-course credit, or just as elective?
Full named-course credit. The MOU specifically lists Programming in C++ as transferring as CS192 – Programming Essentials — meaning it satisfies that specific course requirement on your UAG transcript, not a generic elective slot.
What if I've already taken CS192 – Programming Essentials at UAG or elsewhere?
If you've already received credit for CS192 – Programming Essentials, UAG typically applies UPI Study's Programming in C++ as elective credit instead (at the registrar's discretion). Check with your UAG advisor before enrolling to confirm placement.
How does this compare to taking CS192 – Programming Essentials directly at UAG?
The credit value is identical: 3 credits toward your UAG degree. UPI Study's course is self-paced and online ($89/month or $250 one-time), while UAG's subscription is $39/month — but UPI Study lets you finish faster and start without UAG enrollment. Many students complete UPI Study courses BEFORE enrolling at UAG to reduce overall program time.
Does University of Arkansas Grantham ever change which courses they accept as CS192 – Programming Essentials?
Equivalencies are reviewed periodically. The current Articulation Agreement between UPI Study and University of Arkansas Grantham explicitly lists Programming in C++ → CS192 – Programming Essentials. We update this page whenever the MOU changes. If you've already completed the course and earned an NCCRS-recommended transcript, your credit recognition is generally honored even if future versions of the MOU change.
🔄 About transferring to UAG
How many UPI Study courses can I stack toward my UAG degree?
University of Arkansas Grantham accepts up to 75% of degree credit requirements as transfer credit — up to 90 credits for the bachelor's degree. 66 UPI Study courses are recognized by UAG under the Articulation Agreement, so you can stack a substantial portion of your degree before enrolling at UAG.
Do I need to enroll at UAG first?
No. You can take UPI Study courses with no UAG enrollment, no application, and no admission process. Take the course, earn the credit, then submit your transcript to UAG when you're ready.
How does the transcript reach UAG?
Once you complete Programming in C++, UPI Study sends an official transcript in PDF format directly to the email address designated by University of Arkansas Grantham. UAG's registrar applies the agreed equivalency (CS192 – Programming Essentials) to your transcript. No third-party services are involved.
About this course

Understanding Programming in C++ for your UAG credit.

What is Programming in C++?

Programming in C++ is an introduction to how computers follow instructions and how programmers write those instructions in C++. The course covers the basics of programming logic, algorithms, data types, control structures, loops, arrays, strings, and object-oriented programming concepts. It is a good starting point for understanding how software is built and how code is organized to solve problems.

How the course teaches you

Programming in C++ is a self-paced online course built around video lessons, quizzes, one assignment, and a final exam, with grading weighted at 20% Quizzes, 30% Assignment, and 50% Final Exam. As you complete the course, the transcript record can be sent to University of Arkansas Grantham, where it is recognized as CS192 – Programming Essentials. Because this is a named course equivalency, it is the strongest form of transfer recognition at UAG.

How it helps beyond the classroom

The course gives you a practical foundation in programming logic, algorithms, control structures, loops, arrays, strings, and object-oriented programming, which are useful skills whether you continue in technical study or need to understand how software is organized. At University of Arkansas Grantham, that learning can count as CS192 – Programming Essentials within degree paths such as the Associate of Applied Science or the Bachelor of Business Administration. For students building a UAG plan, it can support progress toward a credential while keeping transfer work aligned to the catalog.

Skills you walk away with

Writing variables, expressions, and arithmetic operationsUsing IF, ELSE, SWITCH, and loop structuresCreating pseudocode for algorithm planningWorking with arrays, vectors, and stringsApplying object-oriented programming with classesUnderstanding inheritance and polymorphismReading basic pointer and memory management concepts

Taking this course toward UAG

After you finish, the transcript is sent for review and University of Arkansas Grantham applies the credit course by course if the coursework is equivalent and the final grade meets UAG's standard of C or better. When accepted, the course appears as CS192 – Programming Essentials, which is a named course equivalency and therefore directly supports the UAG degree plan rather than sitting as an unspecified elective. That matters because named recognition makes it easier to see how the credit fits into programs at UAG, including the Associate of Applied Science and Bachelor of Business Administration. Keep in mind that UAG accepts transfer credit up to 90 credits, or 75% of a program.

Who this course is for

This course is a fit for students who want to move toward University of Arkansas Grantham with a clear transfer target already in view, especially if they are working through a degree plan and want credit that maps to CS192 – Programming Essentials. It also suits students who are watching transfer limits closely, since UAG allows up to 90 credits, or 75%, to transfer. It is not the right choice if you need a non-technical elective or if your goal is unrelated to UAG degree planning.

Verified transfer details

What it means to transfer to UAG.

University of Arkansas Grantham, part of the University of Arkansas System, has been DEAC-accredited since 1961 and accepts ACE-recommended credit. Transfer credit is awarded course-by-course for equivalent coursework with a grade of C or better.

What UA Grantham offers UPI students
✓Accepts ACE credit recommendations
✓New laptop provided at no cost
✓Purple Heart University · military Heroes Program
✓Part of the University of Arkansas System
The numbers
75%
Max transfer toward an undergraduate degree
1961
DEAC-accredited since
📋 UA Grantham's official transfer page → DEAC accredited since 1961

Transfer credits are never guaranteed. Final credit awards are determined solely by the receiving university's registrar.

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