Computer and Information Sciences - Concentration: Computer Programming

The Computer Programming degree program is designed to prepare individuals for employment as computer programmers, programming assistants, maintenance programmers, and related positions in the information technology career field.

Typical Program of Study

Fall

INFS 1010 - Computer Applications Credits: 3
CISP 1200 - Essentials of Computer Science Credits: 3
*EDUC 1010 - College Success Credits: 1
*ENGL 1010 - Composition I Credits: 3
*MATH 1530 - Probability and Statistics (Non-Calculus Based) Credits: 3
*SPCH 2300 - Public Speaking Credits: 3

Spring

Elective - Humanities Credits: 3

CISP 1150 - Essentials of Web Development Credits: 3
CISP 1610 - Visual BASIC Credits: 4
*PHYS 1030 - Introduction to Physics Credits: 4
or
*PSCI 1010 - Physical Science I (Physics and Chemistry) Credits: 4

Fall

CPET 1500 - Introduction to Computer Networking Credits: 3
CISP 1010 - Computer Science I Credits: 4
CISP 1720 - Web Programming Credits: 4
CISP 2030 - SQL Fundamentals Credits: 3

Spring

Elective - Social/Behavioral Science Credits: 3
Elective - Technical Elective Credits: 3

CISP 1020 - Computer Science II Credits: 4
CISP 1290 - Microcomputer Operating Systems Credits: 3
CISP 2980 - Computer Science Capstone Credits: 3

Total Credit Hours: 60

Technical Electives

Technical Electives may be chosen from any CPET or CISP course or from:

COOP 1110 - Cooperative Education I Credits: 1 to 4

For Further Information

Kurt W. Kominek, Ph.D.
Professor, Computer and Information Sciences
Telephone: 423.354.2583
kwkominek@NortheastState.edu

Danny Lawson
Interim Dean, Business Technologies
Telephone: 423.323.0234
dllawson@NortheastState.edu

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Computer and Information Sciences - Concentration: Computer Programming

Typical Program of Study

Fall

Spring

Fall

Spring

Total Credit Hours: 60

Technical Electives

For Further Information