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Evening Computer Programming, AAS Degree

Interested in pursuing a Programming degree, but can’t afford to take the time off for day classes? Now you won’t have to. Evening classes include both accelerated 9-week formatted classroom instruction and hybrid or online coursework. Hybrid courses are a blend of online and classroom instruction.

Computer programmers or “software application developers” work with business users and other professionals to create applications that provide solutions. The applications may be structured, top-down computer code that is a sequence of instructions to be followed by the computer or they may be object-oriented programs which call other programming objects. The knowledgeable computer programmer learns a variety of languages to meet the diverse needs of businesses, including use of the Internet as a tool for interfacing with users, customers and other businesses. A basic understanding of operating systems (Linux, Windows and IBM OS/400) and networking is essential. Knowledge of databases such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, DB2/400 and Microsoft Access is used in conjunction with the programming languages. This program includes training in enterprise level languages such as Oracle PL/SQL and IBM’s RPG IV as well as other popular languages such as HTML, Java, and Visual Basic.NET.

 
Semester   Course Title

Credits

 Fall 2008
CIS 106 Intro to Computers/CIS

3

CIS 195 Internet Programming Essentials

4


Spring 2009

CIS 130 Intro to Programming

3

CIS 198 Image and Animation Application

3

CIS 149 Intro to Java (Preq CIS 130)

3

CIS 241 Dynamic Web Development (Preq CIS 130 & CIS 195)

3


Summer 2009

MATH 115 College Math (Preq Placement Assessment)

3

ENGL 101T Composition (Preq Placement Assessment)

3


Fall 2009

CIS 249 Advanced Java (Preq CIS 149)

3

CIS 194 Intro to Databases

3

CIS 132 Intro to Visual Basic.NET (Preq CIS 130)

3


Spring 2010

CIS 232 Advanced Visual Basic.NET (Preq CIS 132)

3

CIS 279 Database Administration

3

CIS 296 MS Web Server (Preq CIS 132 & CIS 195)

3

CIS 169 Network and OS Fundamentals

4


Summer 2010

PSYC 101T General Psychology

3

SOC 150T Social Problems

3


Fall 2010

CIS 266 Web Services (Preq CIS 195 & CIS 249)

3

CIS 207 eBusiness (Preq CIS 105 or CIS 106)

3

CIS 235 RPG Programming ( Preq CIS 130)

3

ENGL 201 Technical Writing (Preq ENGL 101T)

3


Spring 2011

CIS 248 or 299 Application Development or Internship (Preq CIS 130
plus min. 4 credits in one programming language)

3

TOTAL CREDITS 68

 

Computer application skills are necessary for successful program completion.

All classes for this program are scheduled on Tuesday and Thursday evenings between the hours of 5:30 - 9:30 pm. A detailed schedule will be available upon enrollment.

NOTE: This curriculum is currently being reviewed and may change for the 2008-2009 school year.

Hybrid and Online courses require an additional fee per credit hour.