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Computer Programming Program

Delivery Options:
In-Person, Online

Delivery Type:
Associate of Applied Science Degree

Program Length:
4 Semesters

Why Pursue Computer Programming?

Transform your ideas into reality by writing and testing computer instructions. As a computer programmer, you decide what information is accessed, how it’s processed and what cutting-edge equipment is used. You’ll work on a variety of projects, from quick satisfying programs to exciting long-term team ventures. You will master multiple languages and tools, streamlining your coding for enhanced reliability while staying at the forefront of innovation. Embrace the challenge and creativity of becoming a computer programmer and shape the future today!

Graduates are Prepared to:

  • Write and test computer instructions.
  • Create programs to manage data access, processing methods and equipment usage.
  • Collaborate with teams on complex projects under senior programmer supervision.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in multiple programming languages and quick adaptability to new ones.
  • Use computer-aided software engineering tools for efficient code generation.
  • Ensure program reliability through rigorous testing and debugging processes.
  • Document programs, prepare user manuals and generate reports.
  • Train and supervise other programmers in software development tasks.
  • Specialize in applications programming for business, engineering or science applications.
  • Demonstrate expertise in systems programming, managing computer system software and network functionality.

Types of Courses

CSCI 100Introduction to Programming
CSCI 240Databases and SQL
CSCI 111Programming with Java I
CSCI 181Web Design and Programming

 

Career Opportunities

Job TitleAverage WageAnnual Job OpeningsExpected Growth
Computer ProgrammerMT: $78,210/yr
US: $93,000/yr
MT: 90
US: 9,700
MT: 4%
US: -10%

 

Additional Program Information

Computer Programming Program Assessment Plan: Curriculum map and plan will be reviewed AY 22-23. Annual report will be submitted in May 2023.

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The schedule was very open to what I needed. I could do online classes or in-person classes.

Get to know the Computer Programming Faculty

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Computer Science Faculty & Department Chair

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