Software Engineering alternative

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Saylor is accepted now.  I think the ACE changed on it in like 2021 or something, but no one had tried it because it wasn't listed anywhere as being accepted (or there just wasn't anyone who needed the course).  I just transferred it in December, comes in as CIS-351, upper level.

To reconfirming that the Software Engineering course from Saylor is a UL credit here is my evaluation, I dropped the one from TESU and I finished the one from Saylor.
2 CIS-351 Software Engineering 03/09/23 CR 3.00 CIS-351 *NE

Would it be CS: 302 in Saylor?

That is correct, I'm happy that I was able to withdraw from this course at TESU is a lot of writing and researching, like I said before is a total of 12 written assignments and posting in forums.

How hard is the test?  What should I be focusing on?

I will later post which material you need to read to pass the exam for next week, try to practice the quizzes from saylor.
The youtube videos from the course material do not work at all the links are gone, I had to do my own research.
Some tips
Try to master the UML concept and the different types of diagrams, example the class diagram, sequence diagram, case diagram, state diagram.
Try to master the agile spiral and waterfall methodology for software development SDLC.
There was a question regarding smalltalk and C++ search the course material to learn it, I was not aware that there was a programming language that's called smalltalk since I took the course.
Also, what is the difference between a system designer and software developer and project manager.