With computers becoming both more advanced and more essential to business, there is no better time to consider a career in computer science. Our Computer Science Department is here to prepare you to work in computer programming and for transfer to state colleges and universities for further study in computer sciences or information science. This curriculum offers you both the theory and practical experience for entry-level positions of employment. There are computer courses for non-science majors as well as science majors.
The Computer Science curriculum meets the Data Processing Management Association mode curriculum for undergraduate computer information systems education.
For those who plan to major in computer science and transfer to a university, our Computer Science concentration is an excellent option. The curriculum in the Computer Science concentration prepares students for transfer to many university Computer Science degree programs. If you have aspirations for a high-paying, prestigious career in the computer field, this is your first step.
From spreadsheets to customer databases, today’s businesses have plenty of programs needed to run their daily operations. The Management Information Systems concentration puts special emphasis on development, installation and maintenance of business software applications. Become an expert in running the software that runs your company.
Computers may be the heart of today’s technology, but microprocessors are at the heart of every computer. The Embedded Systems concentration will prepare you for entry-level programming positions in companies that manufacture products that have embedded microprocessors. What is it that makes a computer work? In this concentration, you’ll soon find out.
| Occupations (SOC code - links to summary report) | Computer Programmers 15-1131.00 Numerical Programmers 51-4012.00 |
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| CIPC Code | 119999 |
| Semester Units Required | 24 |
| Normal Time to Completion Rounded (months)** | 12 |
| Estimated Total Fees | $908 |
| Estimated Total Cost of Books and Supplies | $1,776 |
| Optional Dorm Fee: Estimated Total | $6,700 |
| Students Completing the Program 2009-10* | * |
| On-Time Completion Count* | * |
| On-Time Completion Rate (%)* | * |
| Median Loan Amount* | * |
| * Where completions number fewer than 10, data may not be disclosed due to confidentiality regulations ** Based on full time attendance |
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Would you like to learn how create and manage your own website? Today’s businesses are always on the lookout for expert webpage designers, and you can become one now, too. The Web Programming Concentration will prepare you for a career in Web design, access, and implementation, and for writing programs that can be run from the Internet.
| Occupations (SOC code - links to summary report) | Computer Programmers 15-1131.00 Web Developers 15-1134.00 |
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| CIPC Code | 110201 |
| Semester Units Required | 27 |
| Normal Time to Completion Rounded (months)** | 18 |
| Estimated Total Fees | $1,038 |
| Estimated Total Cost of Books and Supplies | $1,998 |
| Optional Dorm Fee: Estimated Total | $10,050 |
| Students Completing the Program 2009-10* | * |
| On-Time Completion Count* | * |
| On-Time Completion Rate (%)* | * |
| Median Loan Amount* | * |
| * Where completions number fewer than 10, data may not be disclosed due to confidentiality regulations ** Based on full time attendance |
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