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Bachelor of Technology in Computer Programming

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This program is suited for students pursuing careers such as Computer Programming, Program Analysts, and computer Database Administrators. The degree focuses on the latest technologies such as C#, .NET Technologies, .NET Framework, C++, VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), JAVA programming, and a host of related technologies. This program utilizes hands-on experience in which students create, test, assess, and monitor computer programming projects utilizing database design and development tools.

Course Requirements Major Courses (52 Credits)

	CIS105 Foundations of Computer Systems	3

	CIS107 Computer Applications	3

	CIS110 Fundamentals of Programming	3

	CIS150 Telecommunications	3

	CIS160 Introduction to Windows	1

	CIS170 Systems Analysis & Design	3

	CIS180 C# Language Programming	3

	CIS181 UNIX/LINUX Operating System 1	3

	CIS245 Network Administration I	3

	CIS246 Network Administration II	3

	CIS295 Database Management Systems	3

	CIS296 Database Applications	3

	CIS301 IT, the Individual and Society	3

	CIS310 Management Information Systems	3

	CIS350 Senior Project	6

Electives (select TWO courses)

	CIS220 Business Programming 1	3

	CIS225 Business Programming II	3

	CIS290 Fundamentals of GUI Design	3

	CIS280 Data Structures with C#	3

	CIS285 Object-Oriented Programming	1

	CIS320 Client/Server Programming I	3

	BUSINESS COURSES (9 credits)	3

	FNB100 Introduction to Finance	3

	BUS100 Management 1	3

	BUS200 Management II	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 (27 credits)	3

	Mathematics (3 credits)	3

	MAT230 Pre-Calculus, Functions and Graphs	3

	Science (3 credits)

	Select one course

	Social and Behavioral Sciences (9 credits)

	Select three courses

	Humanities (12 credits)

	Select one course from each of the following groups: Literature, Philosophy, History, Fine Arts.

	OTHER REQUIREMENTS (12 credits)

	MAT340 Calculus I	3

	MAT350 Statistics and Probability	3

	PHL200 Critical Thinking	3

	OPEN ELECTIVES (12 credits)

Typical Program Sequence First Semester (16 Credits)

Second Semester (16 Credits)

Third Semester (16 Credits)

Fourth Semester (15 Credits)

Fifth Semester (15 Credits)

Sixth Semester (15 Credits)

Seventh Semester (15 Credits)

Eight Semester (15 Credits)