Computer Programming

Associate in Applied Science

Many students are interested in mobility into the job market with the career goal of a programmer, not transferability. This degree strongly emphasizes programming and includes Java, C++ and Visual Basic. These are languages routinely used by computer programmers. Students will be well prepared for entry-level positions in programming or computer operations.

For further information, contact the department chairperson Otto Hernandez,
(609) 343-4978 or e-mail hernande@atlantic.edu.

Courses Credits
   
General Education Courses  
When a general education course is not specified, refer to the list of courses approved for this degree in the College catalog.
Communication (6 credits)
ENGL101-Composition I
3
ENGL102-Composition II
3
Math-Science-Technology (7 credits)
MATH121-Applications of Mathematics
4
CISM125-Introduction to Computers
3
Social Science (3 credits)
Social Science course
3
Humanities (3 credits) choose one from below:  

HIST101-Heritage of the Western World I

HIST102-Heritage of the Western World II

HUMT200-Introduction to the Arts and Humanities (4 credits)

PHIL110-Introduction to Ethics

3
Health and Well-being (1 credit)  
HPED150-Concepts of Physical Fitness
1
TOTAL
 
Program Courses
BUSN120-Principles of Management
3
CISM130-Using PC Operating Systems
4
CISM135-Computer Programming-C++
4
CISM142-Help Desk Support
3
CISM154-Computer Programming-Java
4
CISM159-Intermediate Programming C++
4
CISM160-Systems Analysis and Design
3
CISM174-Computer Programming-Visual BASIC
4
CISM254-Advanced Computer Programming-Java
4
CISM259-Advanced Programming C++
4
OSTM260-Business Communications
3
Any other CISM course or MATH122
4
TOTAL
44
   
TOTAL REQUIRED FOR DEGREE:
64
Effective Fall 2007 (CPRO)