37 Applied Computer Science Preparatory Programs

The Computer Science Program is designed to prepare students for employment in industry or business, with emphasis on the small business computing environment. The program offers four options: Cyber Security/Computer Forensic Technology, Programming, Software Support (Help Desk), and Internet/Networking Technology.

This coursework is the first step toward earning a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, comprising general education courses and introductory computer science courses designed to support your transition to a university baccalaureate program. The techniques and principles taught are easily transferred to different languages present in the industry today.

Computer Science is the study of techniques to represent, store and manipulate information within a computer information system. Computer programming is a major component of such study and is the focus of most of the CS courses listed below. If you are thinking of pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science at a university, you should take CS 142 or CS 210 because success in these classes tends to be a good indicator of success in a computer science program.

BMCC’s Computer Information Systems (CIS) Associate of Applied Science Degree is designed to teach and train students in a variety of Information Technology disciplines.

The Computer & Information Systems option leads to the Associate in Applied Science Degree in Computer Science.

The Certificate in Applied Computer Science is designed to give students practical skills in key areas of computing. It covers topics like programming, software development, data management, and compu...

The Associate of Applied Science in Computer Networking Systems program prepares students to seek careers in computer networking. Networking specialists plan, coordinate, and implement an organization’s networking systems.

The Computer Information Science program is designed to prepare students to succeed or enhance their careers in select, high-demand, information technology fields.

Graduates who earn an AAS degree in Computer Technology will develop a broad range of skills to support computer-based business and industry applications.

Does the idea of learning how to make computers do great things inspire you? Would you like to build a foundation in software development and related technology? AACC’s programs in Computer Science and Software Development teach students a foundation of computer science and mathematics and keep them apprised of advancements in software development languages and technologies.

This program prepares students for entry-level jobs in the computer repair and networking fields.

Graduates of the Computer Software Technology program are prepared to enter the workforce as information support staff, administrative assistants, or other office positions in private business and governmental organizations.

Computer science study develops many skills that are central to a liberal arts education: analytical thinking, creativity, and communication.

The Blinn College District Associate of Science Degree in Computer Science provides students with the general education, mathematics, and science courses normally taken in the first two years of a computer science program at a four-year college or university while providing flexibility for individual interests.

An Associate of Science with an emphasis in Computer Science is a transfer degree intended to provide students with an overwhelming majority of the first two years’ coursework required for a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.