Associate in Applied Science Computer Programming and Systems Design
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The document summarizes an Associate of Applied Science degree program in Computer Programming and Systems Design. The 60-credit program takes 120 weeks (2.5 years) to complete and costs $17,440 total. It combines studies in IT, programming, database design, and systems management. Upon completing the program, graduates will have skills in areas like Java, Visual Basic, SQL, ASP.NET, and Microsoft Office, preparing them for entry-level positions as computer programmers, database technicians, or IT support specialists. The program includes 15 credits of general education courses in addition to required computer science courses.
Associate in Applied Science Computer Programming and Systems Design
- 1. II. Associate of Applied Science Degree - AAS ♦ Computer Programming and Systems Design CIP Code: 11.0201, 11.0501 Program Title: Computer Programming and Systems Design Completion Award: Associate of Applied Science Degree Contact Hours: 900 Outside Study Hours: 1,800 Semester Credits: 60 hours (including 15 semester credits of General Studies) Program Duration: 120 weeks Cost Per Credit Hour: $249 Total Tuition: $14,940 Course Materials and Fees: $125 Total Course Materials & Fees: $2,500** Total Cost of AAS Program: $17,440 (including course materials and fees) Program Description The Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Programming and Systems Design combines studies in information technology, programming, database design and implementation and encompasses accepted theories regarding information systems management and security. The academic and professional skills focused on during the program provide a basic knowledge of high-level languages such as Java and Visual Basic, SQL scripting using MySQL, ASP.NET, project management utilizing Microsoft Project, and the Microsoft Office Suite, preparing them to function successfully in programming and systems design positions. Program Outcomes Upon completion of this program, the student should be able to: Create and implement generic and customized programs to drive operating systems. Apply the methods and procedures of software design and programming to software installation and maintenance. Design software and write computer programs in Java and Visual Basic. Utilize program customization and linking; prototype testing; troubleshooting; and related aspects of operating systems and applications. Demonstrate proficiency in the use of current Microsoft Office Suite products. Create functional programs utilizing basic and advanced techniques of MS Visual Basic, JAVA, and ASP.NET programming. Identify and evaluate application software issues and implement effective remediation policies and procedures. Communicate effectively utilizing accepted business practices and applications Apply the knowledge and skills of general computer programming to the solution of specific operational problems and customization requirements presented by individual and organizational users. Create database objects, including tables constrain, indexes, sequences, and users. Use data query techniques such as row filtering, joins, single-row functions, aggregate functions, sub-queries, and views. Potential Employment Upon successful completion of the program, graduates should possess the knowledge and skills to fill positions as an entry level computer programmer, database technician, database administrator, I.T. customer support specialist, applications developer, or as a professional in other information technology and computer fields. * ACOT’s program courses are designed in sequential order. Therefore, the student must complete the given course before progressing to the next course in the sequence. 59
- 2. Required Courses CIS-100 Information Technology and Distance Learning Credits 3 Text: Title: Introduction to Web-based Learning Author(s): Christopher B. Balthrop, Lute Atieh Text: Title: New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2011: Introductory, 13th Edition Author(s): June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja ISBN-10: 0538744820 ISBN-13: 9780538744829 Copyright: ©2011 Published Text: Title: Windows 7 Product Guide Author(s): Microsoft Corporation Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-110 Integrated Business Applications 3 Text: Title: Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory, 1st Edition Authors: Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat ISBN-10: 1439078386 ISBN-13: 9781439078389 Copyright: ©2010 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-120 Microsoft Excel 3* Text: Title: Microsoft Excel 2010: Complete, 1st Edition Authors: Gary B. Shelly, Jeffrey J. Quasney ISBN-10: 0-538-75005-7 ISBN-13: 978-0-538-75005-9 Copyright: ©2010 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-130 Relational Database Management 3 Text: Title: Microsoft Access 2010: Complete, 1st Edition Author(s): Gary B. Shelly, Philip J. Pratt, Mary Z. Last ISBN-10: 0538748621 ISBN-13: 9780538748629 Copyright: ©2011 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-140 Programming Logic and Design 3 Text: Title: Programming Logic and Design: Comprehensive, 6th Edition Author(s): Joyce Farrell ISBN-10: 1111823936 ISBN-13: 9781111823931 Copyright: ©2011 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-150 Programming in MS Visual Basic 2008 I 3 Text: Title: Microsoft® Visual Basic 2008: Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, 1st Edition Authors: Gary B. Shelly, Corinne Hoisington ISBN-10: 1423927168 ISBN-13: 9781423927167 Copyright: ©2009 Published * Software Included Course Materials: $125.00 60
- 3. CIS-160 Programming in MS Visual Basic 2008 II 3* Text: Title: Microsoft® Visual Basic 2008: Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, 1st Edition Authors: Gary B. Shelly, Corinne Hoisington ISBN-10: 1423927168 ISBN-13: 9781423927167 Copyright: ©2009 Published * Software Included Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-200 Java Programming I 3 Text: Title: Java Programming: Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, 3rd Edition Authors: Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, Joy L. Starks, Michael L. Mick ISBN-10: 1418859850 ISBN-13: 9781418859855 Copyright: ©2006 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-210 Java Programming II 3* Text: Title: Java Programming: Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, 3rd Edition Authors: Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, Joy L. Starks, Michael L. Mick ISBN-10: 1418859850 ISBN-13: 9781418859855 Copyright: ©2006 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CIS-220 Introduction to ASP.NET 3 Text: Title: Introduction to ASP.NET 2.0, 3rd Edition Author: Kate Kalata ISBN-10: 1418837652 ISBN-13: 9781418837655 Copyright: ©2008 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CPS-250 Introduction to Database Systems 3* Text: Title: Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, 9th Edition Authors: Carlos Coronel, Steven Morris, Peter Rob ISBN-10: 0538469684 ISBN-13: 9780538469685 Copyright: ©2010 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CPS-260 Database Systems and Design II 3 Text: Title: Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, 9th Edition Authors: Carlos Coronel, Steven Morris, Peter Rob ISBN-10: 0538469684 ISBN-13: 9780538469685 Copyright: ©2010 Published Course Materials: $125.00 CST-200 Principles of Information Security 3 Text: Title: Principles of Information Security, 4th Edition Author(s): Michael E. Whitman, Herbert J. Mattord ISBN-10: 1111138214 ISBN-13: 9781111138219 Copyright: ©2012 Published Course Materials: $125.00 PMM-190 Information Technology Project Management 3 Text: Title: Information Technology Project Management, 6th Edition Author(s): Kathy Schwalbe ISBN-10: 0324786921 ISBN-13: 9780324786927 Copyright: ©2010 Published Course Materials: $125.00 61
- 4. PMM-200 Microsoft Project 3* Text: Title: New Perspectives on Microsoft® Project 2010: Introductory, 1st Edition Author(s): Rachel Biheller Bunin ISBN-10: 0538746769 ISBN-13: 9780538746762 Copyright: ©2012 Published Course Materials: $125.00 General Education Courses GEC-100 Basic English and Communications Credits 3 Text: Title: English and Business Communication Author(s): Pat Cuchens E-Book provided by American College of Technology Course Materials: $125.00 GBC-110 Business Communication Text: th 3 Title: Business Communication, 8 Edition Authors: A. C. “Buddy” Krizan, Patricia Merrier, Joyce P. Logan, Karen Schneiter Williams ISBN-10: 1439080151 ISBN-13: 9781439080153 Copyright: ©2011 Published Course Materials: $125.00 GBM-200 Business Math 3 Text: Title: Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, 5th Edition Author(s): Robert Brechner ISBN-10: 0324568495 ISBN-13: 9780324568493 Copyright: ©2009 Published Course Materials: $125.00 GCA-200 College Algebra 3 Text: Title: College Algebra Concepts & Contexts Author(s): James Steward, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson, Phyllis Panman ISBN-10: 049539789 ISBN-13: 9780495387893 Copyright: ©2011 Published Course Materials: $125.00 GGS-200 Global Sociology 3* Text: Title: Sociology in Our Times: The Essentials, 8th Edition Author(s): Diana Kendall ISBN-10: 1111305501 ISBN-13: 9781111305505 Copyright: ©2012 Published Course Materials: $125.00 _____________________________________________________________________________ Total Credits: 60 Graduation Requirements In order for students to successfully complete their program, all required materials must be completed, submitted, and within the maximum program duration. Students who fail to complete the program at this level may appeal to the Director of Education for an extension. Students must also complete the proctored Degree Exit Examination for this program to graduate. Students can complete a course with a grade of “D” or 1.0, however, in order to meet SAP requirements and be able to graduate, the student has to have an overall average of “C” or (2.0 out of 4.0) for all courses and be able to complete all work required within 150% of the program duration or an additional year of the published length whichever is less. * This course has a proctored final exam. Please refer to the Proctored Examination Policy and Procedure in the College Catalog or on the website at: www.acot.edu/policies.htm ** For a detailed breakdown and description of the course materials, please refer to Course Materials under the Student Services section of the catalog. 62