3020 | Computer Programming – CCC
The Computer Programming certificate prepares you as an entry-level programmer in the microcomputer environment. A variety of programming languages, software applications, and networking courses are available, so that you may individualize the program depending on your personal career and interest. Hands-on computer experience is emphasized throughout the program. Some credits will articulate directly toward the A.S. degree in Computer Programming and Analysis (Program #1610).
Length:ÌýOne (1) years (33 credit hours)
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PREFIX
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COURSE NAME
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CREDIT HOURS
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FIRST YEAR
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First Term
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Ìý
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OST 2335
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Business Communications
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Ìý
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3
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*
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MAC 1105
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College Algebra OR
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(G.E.)
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3
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Ìý
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MTB 1103
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Business Mathematics using Spreadsheets
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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OST 1100C
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Introduction to College Keyboarding
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Ìý
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3
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Ìý
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CGS 1100C
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Introduction to Microcomputers using Windows
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(G.E.)
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3
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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12
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Second Term
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Ìý
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GEB 2430
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Business Ethics
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Ìý
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3
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**
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Ìý
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Programming-Applications Electives
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Ìý
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12
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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15
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Summer Term
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Ìý
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CGS 2565C
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Principles of Computer Information Systems
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Ìý
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3
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**
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Ìý
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Programming-Applications Electives
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Ìý
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3
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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Ìý
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6
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It may be necessary to first enroll in a lower level math course depending on college placement test scores.
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At least nine (9) elective hours must be COP (computer programming) courses.
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Programming Courses:
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Ìý
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COP 2170C
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Principles of Computer Programming
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Ìý
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3
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Ìý
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COP 2224
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Introduction to C++ Programming
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Ìý
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3
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Ìý
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COP 2810
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Programming for the Internet
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Ìý
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3
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Advanced Programming Courses: (at least 3 COP credits must be among the following courses)
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Ìý
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COP 2171C
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Advanced Programming Techniques
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Ìý
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3
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Ìý
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COP 2228
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Advanced C++ Programming
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Ìý
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3
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Ìý
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COP 2250
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Java Programming
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Ìý
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