COMPUTER SCIENCE

The major in Computer Science is appropriate for those

students interested in mathematics and/or computer science

who plan to transfer to a 4-year institution for further study in

computer science. Graduating students will be prepared for

careers as programmers for business and/or scientific

applications.

PROGRAMMING AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

The Programming and Software Development major

introduces students to fundamentals of computer

programming, software database, and game development.

Emphasis will be placed on software development process

including web and mobile application development (both iOS

and Android). The program prepares students for careers as

computer programmers, game developers, software

developers, web developers, mobile application developers,

database developers/administrators, computer systems

analysts, and software quality assurance engineers and

testers. The program provides students with fundamental skills

to continue with their undergraduate education and also

provide supplementary skills to be successful in their careers.

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

This major offers courses in analog and digital electronics,

circuit analysis, programming, hardware interconnection, and

computer architecture. The variety of courses foster immediate

technical skills and theoretical foundations for working in the

growing field of computer engineering technology as field

engineers, bench technicians, and computerized system

integration. In addition, courses from this curriculum receive

transfer credits from senior colleges toward a bachelor of

technology degree. The latter opens a new horizon of highly

paid employment in the field of computer hardware engineering,

embedded systems engineering, embedded software

engineering and firmware engineering.

NETWORKADMINISTRATION ANDINFORMATION SECURITY

The Network Administration and Information Security major

prepares students for careers in a rapidly growing field of

systems administration and information security, as security

analysts, system administrators, network technicians, and IT

specialists . Through our unique curriculum, which combines

extensive hands-on experience and a deep understanding of

the principles of data communication, operating systems and

information security, students will learn the fundamental skills

that allow them to pursue a Bachelor’s degree and the practical

skills to administer and maintain a network and protect

systems, services and data against unauthorized use. Upon

graduation, students will be well prepared to pass multiple

certifications: CCNA, Network+, Linux+, Security+ and SSCP.

Computer Majors