Computer Information Systems Program
Programming
Associates Degree in Applied Arts and Science Degree

Developing software solutions to harness the ever expanding capabilities of today's computer systems requires technical knowledge and program solving skills that are in high demand. This Programming degree is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions such as : Systems Analyst (trainee) or Business Applications Programmer. Students who complete this program will also have the fundamental background required for further study in a four year Computer Science Program.

Suggested Course Sequence

First Year - 1st Semester     

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 110 Introduction to Computer Information Systems   4
CIS 115 Microcomputer Applications (or CIS115H) CL 4
ENG 101 English Composition I (or ENG101H) WR 3
MTH 102 Elementary Algebra (or higher Math course) CT  MA 5
    Total Credits   16

First Year - 2nd Semester

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 130 Operating Systems CL 4
CIS 275 Visual BASIC Programming CL 4
OA 125 Business Communications
(or ENG102 or ENG102H for transfer students
WR  OC 4
    Elective   3
    Total Credits   15

Second Year - 1st Semester

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 260 Introduction to C++ Programming CL 4
CIS 280 Systems Analysis & Design CL 4
BUS 150 Principles of Business GA 4
SPC 101 Speech Communications OC 3
    Elective   3
    Total   18

Second Year - 2nd Semester

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 202 Microcomputer Databases CL 4
CIS 261 Data Structures Programming CL 4
CIS
  or
CIS
  or
CIS
205

267

290
Internet Development

Special Topics in Computer Programming

Computer Co-Op/Internship
 CL 4
PS 101 Introduction to Political Science GA  GP 3
    Total Credits   15
    Total Credit Hours   64
    Total Contact Hours   64

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