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    • 1610Ìý| Computer Programming and Analysis – AS

    Description: The A.S. degree in Computer Programming and Analysis prepares you to become a software applications specialist or entry-level programmer in the microcomputer/business environment. A variety of programming languages and software applications are available, so you may individualize the program depending on your personal career and interests. Hands-on computer experience is emphasized throughout the program.

    Length: 60 credit hours
    PREFIX NUMBER COURSE NAME CREDIT HOURS
    FIRST YEAR
    First Term
    ^ CGS 1100C Introduction to Microcomputers using Windows (G.E.) 3
    *** ENC 1101 Freshman English I (G.E.) 3
    *** MAC 1105 College Algebra (G.E.) 3
    Ìý SLS 1106 First-Year Experience Seminar Ìý 1
    Ìý SPC 2608 Fundamentals of Speech Communication (G.E.) 3
    Ìý ACG 2001 Financial Accounting I OR Ìý Ìý
    Ìý ACG 2021 Financial Accounting OR Ìý Ìý
    Ìý GEB 1011 Introduction to Business Ìý 3
    Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 16
    Second Term
    Ìý CGS 2540C Introduction to Database Management Ìý 3
    Ìý CGS 2565C Principles of Computer Information Systems Ìý 3
    Ìý COP 2250 Java Programming Ìý 3
    Ìý Ìý Natural Sciences Core (GE) 3
    Ìý Ìý Programming/Applications Electives Ìý 3
    Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 15
    Summer Term
    ** Ìý General Elective Ìý 2-3
    Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 2-3
    SECOND YEAR
    First Term
    * COP 2170C Principles of Computer Programming Ìý 3
    * COP 2810 Programming for the Internet Ìý 3
    Ìý AMH 1020 Introductory Survey Since 1877 OR (G.E.) 3
    Ìý POS 1041 American Government (G.E.) 3
    Ìý PSY 2012 Introduction to Psychology OR (G.E.) 3
    Ìý SYG 2000 General Sociology (G.E.) 3
    Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 12
    Second Term
    * COP 2224 Introduction to C++ Programming Ìý 3
    ** Ìý Humanities CoreÌý (G.E.) 3
    ** Ìý Programming/Applications Elective Ìý 9
    Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 15
    NOTE: At least twelve (12) elective hours must be COP (computer programming) courses. Of those 12 hours, at least 3 must be at the advanced level.
    Programming/Applications Courses:
    Ìý CET Networking Course Ìý 3
    * CGS 2510C Spreadsheet Applications Ìý 3
    Ìý CGS 2820 Introduction to Web Design Ìý 3
    Ìý CGS 2930 Selected Topics in Computers/General Studies Ìý 1-4
    Ìý CIS 2930 Selected Topics in Computer Science Ìý 1-4
    Ìý CIS 2949 Co-op Ed. Training Assignment in Computer Information Systems Ìý 1-4
    * COP 2171C Advanced Programming Techniques Ìý 3
    * COP 2228 Advanced C++ Programming Ìý 3
    Ìý COP 2360 C# Programming Ìý 3
    Ìý COP 2930 Selected Topics for Computer Programming Ìý 3
    * Check the course description for prerequisites.Ìý
    ** It is your responsibility to meet with the instructional supervisor or counselor to select the proper course to fulfill this requirement.
    *** It may be necessary to first enroll in a lower-level English, math, or reading course depending on college placement test scores.
    ^ If you do not have basic keyboarding skills, it is suggested that you take OST 1100C Introduction to College Keyboarding as the elective course in the first term.

    Scholarships Available

    The Emerge Scholars Scholarship program is intended to assist full-time students with unmet financial needs, ensuring students have the resources necessary to begin their educational journey with confidence.

    For information about this scholarship opportunity, contact Lorri Jaques at jaquesl@southflorida.edu or Michelle Leidel at leidelm@southflorida.edu.

    Funded by the National Science Foundation grant #2221240

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