Computer Programmer, CCC

Purpose

The College Credit Certificate (CCC) Computer Programmer program prepares students for further education and careers in the Information Technology field.  The content covers concepts necessary to analyze business situations and to design, develop and write computer programs; to store, locate, and retrieve specific documents, data, and information; analyze problems using logic/analysis tools, code into computer language; test, monitor, debug, document and maintain computer programs.

This program is designed to help students obtain the skills needed to earn various industry-recognized certifications.

Credits earned in a CCC may be applied toward completion of an associate degree.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Synthesize technical development and implementation methodologies to create integrated solutions through advanced programming, algorithm design, and systematic development approaches.
• Evaluate analysis, testing and quality assurance processes to critically assess system requirements, implementation results, and solution effectiveness through comprehensive testing strategies.
• Design user support and training systems to formulate effective training frameworks and support structures that enhance user adoption and experience.
• Generate professional computing competencies to produce secure, ethical, and industry-standard computing solutions while demonstrating workplace professionalism and technical expertise.
• Analyze data file structures to investigate and compare various data organization methods to optimize storage, access, and manipulation of information.

Course Prerequisites

Many courses require prerequisites. Check the description of each course in the list below for prerequisites, minimum grade requirements, and other restrictions.  Students must complete all prerequisites prior to registering for a course.

Graduation Requirements

Students must fulfill all requirements of their program to be eligible for graduation.