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PROGRAMMING OPTION

Students receive hands-on experiences in computer laboratories combined with lectures to provide a complete understanding of structured programming techniques that will enable them to successfully pursue advanced degree programs. Upon completion of the two-year degree program, students will be competent in the understanding and practical use of computer systems and high-level programming languages. This program prepares the student to seek entry-level job opportunities that include: programmer, programmer/analyst, systems analyst, and production analyst. Students must be proficient in keyboarding prior to enrolling in and pursuing this degree.

PROGRAMMING OPTION A.A.S.
69 semester hours required to graduate

Freshman First Semester
 
COSC 1301
Microcomputer Applications
3
 
COSC 1309
Logic Design
3
 
ENGL 1301
Freshman College English
3
 
HIST 1301
U.S. History to 1865
3
 
MATH 1314
College Algebra OR Higher Mathematics
3
 
PHED
Physical Education
1
 
Total
16
 
Freshman Second Semester
 
ITSE 1431
Introduction to Visual Basic Programming
4
 
ENGL 1302
Freshman College English II
3
 
MATH 1314
College Algebra OR Higher Mathematics
3
 
SPCH
Choose one of the following: SPCH 1311 OR 1315
3
 
PHED
Physical Education
1
 
Elective
Laboratory Science
4
 
Total
18


Sophomore First Semester
 
ITSE 1407 Introduction to C++ OR
 
ITSE 2417
Java Programming
4
 
ITSE 2186**
Internship, Computer Programming
1
 
GOVT 2301
Principles/Institutions of the American and Texas Systems of Government
3
 
Elective
Programming*
4
 
Elective
Laboratory Science
4
 
Total
16
 
Sophomore Second Semester
 
Elective
Programming*
4
 
Elective
Computer Science/Information Technology*
4
 
Elective
Computer Science/Information Technology*
4
 
Elective
Computer Science/Information Technology*
4
 
Elective
Fine Arts OR Humanities
3
 
Total
19


* Programming electives are any course from CIP code 11.0201. Computer Science/Information Technology electives are any course in any CIP area listed for the Computer Science Department. ACCT 2401 may substitute for 4 semester hours, or ACCT 2401 and ACCT 2402 may substitute for 8
semester hours.

** Students work 3 hours each week at an approved place of employment.

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Weatherford College does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, religion, disability or age in educational programs, activities, admission or employment practices.

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