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Computer Programming and Database Development

Associate in Applied Science (Career Program) - 67 Credit Hours

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Program Information:
The Computer Programming degree is designed to prepare students for computer programming positions. Students will obtain in-depth programming skills in two different programming languages, selecting one language sequence for each year of the program. A variety of computer platforms and languages are available to allow students diversification to meet their personal and career interests.

Admission to the Program:

None

Recommended Course Sequence:

Fall Semester 1:
CMWEB 110; CMPSC 115; CMPSC 249; Humanities; English

Spring Semester 1:
CMGEN 123; Communication; CMPSC 125 or 135; Approved Elective; CMPSC 140

Summer Semester 1:
Laboratory Science/Mathematics

Fall Semester 2:
CMPSC 245; CMPSC 124; Social Science; CMPSC 212 or 235, Approved Elective

Spring Semester 2:
Approved Elective; CMPSC 265; CMPSC 224; CMPSC 270; Social Science

Course Information:
Required General Education Courses
CourseNameCredit
 COMMUNICATION * 3
 ENGLISH * 3
 HUMANITIES * 3
 LABORATORY SCIENCE * 4
 SOCIAL SCIENCE * 3
 SOCIAL SCIENCE * 3
CMGEN 123COMPUTER MATHEMATICS 3

Required Program Courses
CourseNameCredit
CMPSC 115ESSENTIALS OF PROGRAMMING 3
CMPSC 124EVENT-DRIVEN PROGRAMMING IN VISUAL BASIC 3
CMPSC 125CS I: PROGRAMMING IN C++
or
CMPSC 135CS I: PROGRAMMING IN JAVA 3
CMPSC 140INTRODUCTION TO RELATIONAL DATABASES 3
CMPSC 212CS II: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING IN C ++
or
CMPSC 235CS II: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING IN JAVA 3
CMPSC 224ADVANCED VISUAL BASIC 3
CMPSC 245STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE 3
CMPSC 249UNIX 3
CMPSC 265DATABASE ADMINISTRATION 3
CMPSC 270STRUCTURED SYSTEM ANALYSIS 3
CMWEB 110HTML AND ADVANCED INTERNET 3

Elective Courses
CourseNameCredit
 APPROVED ELECTIVES * * 12

*  See specific requirements for Associate in Applied Science Degree.

**  Electives may come from any of the computer areas; CMPSC, CMGEN, CMWEB, CMNET or CMCIS.

For Program Information Contact:
Business and Information Systems Department
Technology Center
Room 205
(309)694-5558