Associate of Science in Software Development – 2195

Career Pathway: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)
Location(s): Courses for this program are offered at all BC locations.
Program Entrance Requirements: HS Diploma or GED
Program Description: The Associate in Science Degree Software Development is designed to prepare students for the dynamic world of application and web development. Students will use current technology to learn procedural and object-oriented programming or well as web design including client-side and server-side scripting. The program will culminate with a capstone course in which students will work on a hands-on group project that can be used in their portfolios.
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IT Support Specialist
(TC 1) 6337
Computer Programming Specialist
(TC 2) 6331
Computer Programmer
(TC 3) 6332
Software Developer
AS 2195
Bachelor of
Applied Science

Computer Programming and Analysis Specialization

Recommended Course Sequence

Full Time	Part Time	Course ID	Description	Credits	TC 1	TC 2	TC 3
Total Program Credit Hours				60	18	18	36
Term 1	Term 1	ISM1149C	STEM IT Skills and Competencies	3
		COP1000C	Introduction to Programming	3	X	X	X
	Term 2	ENC1101	Composition I	3
		CTS1133C	A+ Comprehensive	4	X	X	X
Term 2	Term 3	CTS1134C	Network+	4	X		X
		STA2023 or MAC1105	Statistics (Recommended) or College Algebra	3
	Term 4	CIS1513C	Project Management and Project+	4	X	X	X
		COP1700C	Introduction to Database Design and MySQL	3	E TC 1		X
Term 3	Term 5	CTS1855C	Web Authoring I	4		X	X
		PHI2010 or THE2000	Introduction to Philosophy or Theatre Appreciation (Recommended)	3
Term 4	Term 6	CTS2852C	Client-Side Scripting	4			X
		COP1210C	Programming I	3		X TC 2	X
	Term 7	COP2337C	Programming II	4			X
		EVR1001	Environmental Science (Recommended)	3
Term 5	Term 8	COP2361C	Object Oriented Analysis and Design	3			X TC 3
		ECO2013 or POS2041	Principles of Macroeconomics (Recommended) or National Government	3
	Term 9	Elective*	Math, Internship or IT Elective #	3
		ISM3013C	Information Systems Management	3

IT Support Specialist
(TC 1) 6337
Front End Specialist
(TC 2) 6333
Web Programming Specialist
(TC 3) 6334
Software Developer
AS 2195
Bachelor of
Applied Science

Web Development Specialization

Recommended Course Sequence

Full Time	Part Time	Course ID	Description	Credits	TC 1	TC 2	TC 3
Term 1	Term 1	ISM1149C	STEM IT Skills and Competencies	3
		COP1000C	Introduction to Programming	3	X	X	X
	Term 2	ENC1101	Composition I	3
		CTS1133C	A+ Comprehensive	4	X	X	X
Term 2	Term 3	CTS1134C	Network+	4	X		X
		STA2023 or MAC1105	Statistics (Recommended) or College Algebra	3
	Term 4	CIS1513C	Project Management and Project+	4	X	X	X
		COP1700C	Introduction to Database Design and MySQL	3	E TC 1		X
Term 3	Term 5	CTS1855C	Web Authoring I	4		X	X
		PHI2010 or THE2000	Introduction to Philosophy or Theatre Appreciation (Recommended)	3
Term 4	Term 6	CTS2852C	Client-Side Scripting	4			X
		CTS1861C	Web Authoring II	3		X TC 2	X
	Term 7	CTS1212C	Adobe photoshop	3			X
		EVR1001	Environmental Science (Recommended)	3
Term 5	Term 8	CTS3857C	Server-Side Scripting	4			X
		ECO2013 or POS2041	Principles of Macroeconomics (Recommended) or National Government	3
	Term 9	Elective*	Math, Internship or IT Elective #	3
		ISM3013C	Information Systems Management	3			E TC 3
Total Program Credit Hours				60	18	18	35

Notes: Students are encouraged to consult the Course Information Table for a detailed list of all requisite requirements. Students should complete all Core Computing Requirements before completing specialization courses. *Student may have to take STA1001 or MAT1033 based on placement score. # – Any course with a computing prefix.
E – identifies an elective course for the certificate. If CTS2357C is selected as a student’s elective, student will also receive TC 6338 – Information Technology.

These are only recommended course sequences.

Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an advisor to create a personalized educational plan.

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Program Highlights

Credit for Prior Learning: Accelerate your path to completion with these options:

Credit by exam
Earned Industry certifications

Prior Learning Assessment
And much more…

Industry Certifications: Upon completing this program, graduates will be eligible to sit for the following industry certifications/licenses:

CIW JavaScript
CIW Database Design

CIW Data Analyst
CIW Web Foundations

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