Computer Programming
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What is the Computer Programming program?This degree plan prepares you for an entry-level position in programming computers. What will I learn?This degree plan includes the study of software program design and structured programming techniques. You’ll learn the skills to begin a career as a computer programmer, with the ability to update, repair, modify, and expand existing programs and to analyze, design, and develop new programs. |
What can I do with this course of study?You’ll be prepared to enter the workforce in an entry-level position or continue your education at a four-year university. This program creates a pathway to careers such as computer programmer, software engineer, systems analyst, application developer, PC specialist and microcomputer application specialist. What makes this program special?While you work toward your associate degree, you can also earn occupational skills awards in high-demand specialty areas including C++, Java, Visual Basic.NET and web development. You’ll be prepared for today’s technology and workplace needs while being prepared for quickly evolving changes in technology. |
- Computer Programmer, A.A.S.♦
- Computer Programming Intermediate, Level II Certificate
- C++ Programming Skills, Occupational Skills Award♦
- Java Programming Skills, Occupational Skills Award♦
- Visual Basic.NET Programming, Occupational Skills Award
- Web Programming, Occupational Skills Award♦
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