Computer Science Program

CS Careers in Computer Science

If you are planning a career as a computer professional, opportunities are endless.  Almost every company, no matter how small or large, employs computer specialists, and most of these companies are always looking for qualified people.  During the 2000's and beyond, the number of programmers, systems analysts, and computer operators needed to fill available positions will continue to grow. In addition to computer specialists, trained personnel are needed in all fields.  Whether you are seeking employment as a teacher, an accountant, a writer, a fashion designer, a lawyer, or a number of other jobs, one question is frequently asked:  What do you know about computers?  Interacting with a computer is part of the daily routine for millions of white-and-blue-collar workers.  No matter which career you chose, in all likelihood you will be a frequent user of computers.

Program Objectives

 The following objectives are established for the Computer Science program at the associate degree level: 

1. To educate and train students interested in pursuing careers in programming and information processing.  
2. To provide opportunities for students who are pursuing other majors to enroll in computer science courses to fulfill general education and elective requirements and, at the same time, increase their potential marketability in the workplace.                                                             
3. To provide opportunities for further study for professionals   already employed in the information technology (IT) and    related fields. 
4. To prepare students to further their education in baccalaureate degree programs in computer science, applied

There are two options in Associate in Applied Science Degree in Computer Science:

1.      Programming Option.

2.      Web Design Option.