The Associate of Science in Computer Science degree program prepares students for entry-level positions in the computing field, with particular emphases placed on software development. The skills taught include programming logic, object-oriented programming, applications development, database applications, security concepts, and network and computer architecture.
The Associate of Science in Computer Science degree requires completion of twenty (20) courses for sixty (60) credits. The same course may not be used to fulfill multiple requirements in general education and major areas of this degree program.
Course No. | Course Name | Prerequisites | Credits |
---|---|---|---|
BA201 | Introduction to Business | None | 3 |
BA272 | Microeconomics | BA201 | 3 |
CM101 | Principles of Communication | None | 3 |
CM110 | Developing Critical Thinking Skills | None | 3 |
CM220 | Presentation Skills | None | 3 |
CM285 | Diversity and Inclusion | CM101 | 3 |
CS110 | Introduction to Computers | None | 3 |
CS277 | Object Oriented Programming | CS110 | 3 |
CS301 | Front End Foundations and Technology Lab | CS110 | 3 |
CS370 | Test Driven Development/ Behavior Driven Development | CS110 | 3 |
CS382 | Database Systems | CS110 | 3 |
CS384 | Advanced Object Oriented | CS277 | 3 |
CS410 | Web Application Development Programming | CS110 | 3 |
CS491 | Systems Analysis and Design and UML Development | CS110 | 3 |
CS497 | Advanced Web Development | CS410 | 3 |
EN111 | Composition I | None | 3 |
GS150 | General Biology | None | 3 |
MA125 | College Algebra | None | 3 |
PF101 | Academic Strategies | None | 3 |
PY141 | General Psychology | None | 3 |
Total Credits Required | 60 |