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Associates in Occupational Studies in Computer Programming and Systems Design

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A specialized degree which prepares students to pursue careers in the information technology field as computer programmers, analysts, user interface developers, and technical support. The curriculum provides students with an opportunity to develop a wide range of programming and design skills using leading-edge software tools. Graduates of this program may continue their education toward the Bachelor of Technology degree in this same discipline of Computer Programming.

Courses Requirements Major Courses (28 Credits)

	CIS105 Foundations of Computer Systems	3

	CIS107 Computer Applications	3

	CIS110 Fundamentals of Programming	3

	CIS160 Introduction to Windows	1

	CIS180 C# Language Programming	3

	CIS181 UNIX/LINUX Operating System 1	3

	CIS280 Data Structures with C#	3

	CIS290 Fundamentals of GUI Design	3

	CIS320 Client/Server Programming I	3

	Electives (select ONE course)

	CIS150 Telecommunications	3

	CIS170 Systems Analysis & Design	3

General Education Courses (Core 14 Credits)

	GEN101 Freshman Seminar	1

	CIS101 Computer Literacy	3

	ENG101 Public Speaking	3

	ENG103 English Composition	3

	LIB100 Information Literacy	1

	MAT220 Discrete Mathematics	3

	Distribution (21 credits)	3

	Mathematics (3 credits)	3

	MAT230 Pre-Calculus, Functions and Graphs	3

	Science (3 credits)

	Select one course

	Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 credits)

	Select one course

	Humanities (12 credits)

	Select one course from each of the following groups:

	Literature, Philosophy, History, Fine Arts.

Typical Program Sequence First Semester (16 credits)

Second Semester (16 credits)

Third Semester (16 credits)

Fourth Semester (15 credits)