Computer Programming | ACC Computer Science and Information Technology (original) (raw)

Computer Programmers write code, in one of a number of computer languages, for software programs and applications. They translate designs created by software developers into language a computer can follow to perform a specific task. They might also modify, test, or debug code.

Computer programmer skills:

• Use computer languages, such as C++, Python, and Java, to write code for software and applications
• Analytical and problem solving ability
• Able to stay on task, meet deadlines, and work on teams

Computer Programming Certificates and Degree

Computer programming awards are designed to stack. Start by earning your Occupational Skills Award in as little as one semester as a full-time student. Continue on to earn a certificate in C++ or Java, in as little as one year, then complete your Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Programming.

Computer Programming OSA features four introductory courses in computing, programming, and networking

Database platforms, operating system and advanced programming, C++ track

Certificate designed for entry level database administration position

Database platforms, operating system and advanced programming, Data Science track

Database platforms, operating system and object-oriented programming, Java track

Degree designed for an entry-level programming position

Designed to educate students with relevant, technical knowledge to provide solutions for real-world problems while supporting computer-based information systems

Program Maps

Program maps are guided pathways that tell you what courses you need to take, and when, to earn your certificate or degree. Below are links to the program maps for certificates and degrees in Computer Programming.

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