Associate Degree & Certificate of Completion
 Computer programmers write, test, and maintain the detailed instructions,
called programs, that computers must follow to perform their functions.
Programmers also conceive, design, and test logical structures for solving
problems by computer. Many technical innovations in programming—advanced
computing technologies and sophisticated new languages and programming
tools—have redefined the role of a programmer and elevated much of the
programming work done today. In this occupational statement, computer programmers are individuals whose main job function is programming; this group has a wide
range of responsibilities and educational backgrounds.
Associate in Arts Degree
Major
Requirements (7 courses) & Electives (3 courses):
CS902 Introduction to Computer Science
CS917 Micro-Assembly Language
CS934 Operating Systems
CS936 Introduction to Data Structure
CS939 Programming in C++
CS965 Introduction to Computer Networks
CS990 Object-Oriented Programming in Java
Electives (3 courses):
CS933 Database Design and
Programming
CS957 Introduction to Web
Page Design
CS958 Web Page Development
Using HTML
CS959 Web Programming Using
JavaScript
CS972 Introduction to CISCO
CS974 CSICO Routers
CS980 Introduction to
Computer and Information Security I
CS981 Administering Computer
Network and Security
CS982 Introduction to
Microsoft Server Operating System
CS983 Microsoft Network
Infrastructure Administration
CS984 Introduction To
Windows Active Directory Services
CS985 Introduction To
Computer and Information Security II
CS988 Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft SQL
CS960 Introduction to ASP.Net (coming soon)
Certificate of Completion in Computer Science
- Same major requirements as for Associate degree. No general
education requirements
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