Today’s computer technology jobs pay well and are always in demand.
Programming or Network Administration options include hands-on courses focusing on real life application of technology. Students may complete one or both advising options within their Associate of Applied Science degree.
Computer programmers and software developers write the software that enables computers to perform useful functions. Programmers take the designs of software engineers and developers and turn them into instructions that the computer can read. The work of a programmer can vary, with different subsets that focus on multiple areas in the computer industry. Network administrators are responsible for the upkeep of computer hardware and software systems. They are generally in charge of network address assignments, management and implementation of protocols. They also handle the maintenance of networks and file servers.
In an industry driven by constant progression, our curriculum is evaluated by an advisory council to ensure relevance and student success in the work place.
Course # | Title |
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BMIS285 | Fundamentals of Management Information Systems |
Choose one of the following: | |
CSCI100 | Introduction to Programming |
CSCI107 | Joy and Beauty of Computing |
Choose One Writing: | |
WRIT101 | College Writing I |
WRIT121T | Introduction to Technical Writing |
Choose One Math: | |
M115 | Probability and Linear Mathematics |
M121 | College Algebra |
Choose One Optional Credit: | |
ITS164 | Networking Fundamentals |
NTS104 | CCNA 1: Introduction to Networks |
Course # | Title |
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BMIS285 | Fundamentals of Management Information Systems |
NTS104 | CCNA 1: Introduction to Networks |
Choose one of the following: | |
CSCI100 | Introduction to Programming |
CSCI107 | Joy and Beauty of Computing |
Choose One Writing: | |
WRIT101 | College Writing I |
WRIT121T | Introduction to Technical Writing |
Choose One Math: | |
M115 | Probability and Linear Mathematics |
M121 | College Algebra |