School of Computer and
Engineering Technologies
Computer Information Systems
Program Advisement
Associate in Arts
Associate in Science
College Credit Certificate
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School of Computer and
Engineering Technologies
Computer Information Systems
Program Advisement
Associate in Arts
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SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY
A.A. Computer Information Systems
1. Communications
ENC 1101
ENC 1102
Credits
3
3
Complete
2. Oral Communications
SPC 1017
Credits
3
Complete
3. Humanities
Humanities Group A:
PHI 2604
Humanities Group B:
ARH 2740, LIT 2120, MUL
2380, PHI 2010, THE 2000
Credits
3
Complete
4. Behavioral Science
CLP 1006
ECO 2013
Credits
3
3
Complete
5. Natural Science
Life Science
Physical Science and Lab
Credits
3
4
Complete
6. Mathematics
MAC 1105
QMB 2100 or STA 2023 and
Lab
Credits
3
4
Complete
3
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY
A.A. Computer Information Systems
7. Required Elective
ACG 2021 and Lab
8. Computer Competency
CGS 1060
9. Electives
COP 1332
COP 1334
COP 2800
ACG 2071 and Lab
ECO 2023
Credits
4
Credits
4
Credits
4
4
4
4
3
Complete
Complete
Complete
** This program assumes you will transfer to FIU after completing your Associate
in Arts degree at Miami Dade College. FIU requires two semesters of a foreign
language as well as a history component.
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE
A.A. Computer Information Systems
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
English Composition I
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
College Algebra
Energy in the Natural Environment
16 Credits
4
3
3
3
3
II.
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
Second Term
Introduction to Programming/BASIC
English Composition II
Natural Science and Lab – Group B
Basic Business Statistics
Basic Business Statistics
18 Credits
4
3
4
3
1
III.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Third Term
Introduction to Programming/C++
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Principles of Economics (MACRO)
Financial Accounting
Financial Accounting Lab
14 Credits
4
3
3
3
1
IV.
1.
3.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Fourth Term
Java Programming
Critical Thinking/Ethics
Humanities – Group B
Managerial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Principles of Economics (MICRO)
14 Credits
4
3
3
3
1
3
Total program length
62 Credits
CGS 1060
ENC 1101
CLP 1006
MAC 1105
PSC 1515
COP 1332
ENC 1102
QMB 2100
QMB 2100L
COP 1334
SPC 1017
ECO 2013
ACG 2021
ACG 2021L
COP 2800
PHI 2604
ACG 2071
ACG 2071L
ECO 2023
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY
A.A. Computer Science
1.
Communications
ENC 1101
ENC 1102
Credits
3
3
Complete
2.
Oral Communications
SPC 1017
Credits
3
Complete
3.
Humanities
Humanities Group A:
PHI 2604
Humanities Group B:
ARH 2740, LIT 2120, MUL
2380, PHI 2010, THE 2000
Credits
3
Complete
4.
Behavioral Science
CLP 1006
ECO 2013
Credits
3
3
Complete
5.
Natural Science
PHY 2048 and Lab
(BOT 1010 or ZOO 1010) & Lab
Credits
5
4
Complete
6.
Mathematics
MAC 2311
MAC 2312
Credits
5
4
Complete
3
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY (continued)
A.A. Computer Science
7. Required Elective
PHY 2049 and Lab
Credits
5
Complete
8. Computer Competency
CGS 1060
Credits
4
Complete
9. Electives
COP 1334
COP 2800
COP 2805
Credits
4
4
4
Complete
** This program assumes you will transfer to FIU after completing your Associate
in Arts degree at Miami Dade College. FIU requires two semesters of a foreign
language as well as a history component.
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE
A.A. Computer Science
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
English Composition I
Calculus and Analytic Geometry 1
Natural Science
16 Credits
4
3
5
4
II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Second Term
Introduction to Programming/C++
English Composition II
Critical Thinking/Ethics
Calculus and Analytic Geometry 2
14 Credits
4
3
3
4
COP 1334
ENC 1102
PHI 2604
MAC 2312
III.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Third Term
Java Programming
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
Physics with Calculus 1
Physics with Calculus Lab
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
15 Credits
4
3
4
1
3
COP 2800
CLP 1006
PHY 2048
PHY 2048L
SPC 1017
IV.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Fourth Term
Advanced Java Programming
Physics with Calculus 2
Physics with Calculus Lab
Principles of Economics (MACRO)
Humanities – Group B
15 Credits
4
4
1
3
3
Total program length
60 credits
CGS 1060
ENC 1101
MAC 2311
BOT 1010 or
ZOO 1010 &
Lab
COP 2805
PHY 2049
PHY 2049L
ECO 2013
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY
A.A. Computer Information Systems
To transfer to FIU’s Information Technology Degree
1. Communications
ENC 1101
ENC 1102
Credits
3
3
Complete
2. Oral Communications
SPC 1017
Credits
3
Complete
3. Humanities
Humanities Group A:
PHI 2604
Humanities Group B:
ARH 2740, LIT 2120, MUL
2380, PHI 2010, THE 2000
Credits
3
Complete
4. Behavioral Science
PSY 2012
Group B Elective
Credits
3
3
Complete
5. Natural Science
Physical Science
Life Science
Credits
3
3
Complete
6. Mathematics
MAC 1105
MAC 1147
Credits
3
5
Complete
3
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY (continued)
A.A. Computer Information Systems
To transfer to FIU’s Information Technology Degree
7. Required Elective
COP 1334
Credits
4
Complete
8. Computer Competency
CGS 1060
Credits
4
Complete
9. Electives
COP 2335
COP 2800
COP 2805
CGS 2091
MAD 1100
Credits
4
4
4
4
3
Complete
** This program assumes you will transfer to FIU after completing your Associate
in Arts degree at Miami Dade College. FIU requires two semesters of a foreign
language as well as a history component.
School of Computer and
Engineering Technologies
Computer Information Systems
Program Advisement
Associate in Science
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SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Information Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030600 – Program Code 25055
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in computer
applications. Graduates are prepared for positions as microcomputer support specialists, user
support specialists, applications system specialists and computer information managers to meet
the demands of today’s automated offices. In addition, program objectives are designed to
assist students in their development of interpersonal and communication skills required by
office professionals.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
CGS 2108
Advanced Desktop Applications
CGS 1560
A+ Computer Operating Systems
CTS 1740
A+ Computer Essentials & Support
CTS 1328
Supporting Microsoft Clients
CTS 2153
Supporting Windows Users & Applications
CTS 2154
IT Help Desk Support
CTS 1526
Introduction to Web Page Development
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
GROUP A: Students must choose 4 Credits from the following:
CTS 1134
Networking Technologies
CET 1600
Cisco Networking Fundamentals
4 credits
4 credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
GROUP B: Students must choose 12 Credits from the following:
CEN*, CGS*, CIS*, CTS*, COP*, CAP*, CET 1610, CET 2615, CET 2620
General Education Requirements
ENC 1101
English Composition 1
SPC 1017
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
CLP 1006
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
PHI 2604
Critical Thinking/Ethics
MAC 1105
College Algebra
3
3
3
3
3
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
Total Program Length
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Information Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030600 – Program Code 25055
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Advanced Desktop Applications
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
English Composition I
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
CGS 1060
CGS 2108
CLP 1006
ENC 1101
II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Second Term
A+ Computer Operating Systems
A+ Computer Essentials & Support
Introduction to Web Page Design
College Algebra
15 Credits
4
4
4
3
CGS 1560
CTS 1740
CTS 1526
MAC 1105
III.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Third Term
Supporting Microsoft Clients
Supporting Windows Users & Applications
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Critical Thinking/Ethics
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
CTS 1328
CTS 2153
SPC 1017
PHI 2604
IV.
1.
2.
12 Credits
4
4
3.
Fourth Term
IT Help Desk Support
Networking Technologies or Networking
Fundamentals
Computer Elective
4
IV.
1.
2.
Fourth Term
Computer Elective
Computer Elective
8 Credits
4
4
CTS 2154
CTS 1134 or
CET1600
Total program length
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Programming and Analysis – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030500 – Program Code 25065
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in computer
programming for employment in scientific, commercial, industrial, and government data
processing applications, graduates are prepared for positions as entry-level application
programmers, programmer specialists, computer programmers, and programmer analysts.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
CIS 1321
COP 1332
COP 1334
CGS 1541
COP 2800
CIS 2322
ACG 2021
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design
Introduction to Visual Basic
Introduction to C++ Programming
Database Applications
Java Programming
Systems Analysis and Design
Financial Accounting and Lab
25065
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
Credits
credits
credits
credits
Program Electives
GROUP A: Students must choose 8 Credits from the following:
COP 2333
COP 2335
COP 2805
Advanced OOP in Visual BASIC
Advanced C++ Programming
Advanced Java Programming
GROUP B: Students Choose 8 Credits from the following:
CGS 2091
CGS 2547
COP 2700
COP 2823
CTS 2463
Professional Ethics & Social Issues
MS SQL Implementation
Database Applications Programming
ASP/Script Language Programming
C# Web Application Development
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Programming and Analysis – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030500 – Program Code 25065
(Continued)
General Education Requirements
ENC 1101
SPC 1017
CLP 1006
PHI 2604
MAC 1105
English Composition 1
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
Critical Thinking/Ethics
College Algebra
3
3
3
3
3
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
Total Program Length
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Programming and Analysis – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030500 – Program Code 25065
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sample Program Schedule for Application Programming
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
English Composition I
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
II.
1.
2.
3.
Second Term
Introduction to C++ Programming
Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design
Computer Elective I
12 Credits
4
4
4
III.
1.
2.
3.
Third Term
Database Applications
Financial Accounting and Lab
Java Programming
12 Credits
4
4
4
CGS 1541
ACG 2021
COP 2800
IV.
1.
14 Credits
4
COP 2335
4
COP 2333
1.
2.
3.
Fourth Term
Object Oriented Programming in C++
Or
Advanced OOP in Visual BASIC
Or
Advanced Java Programming
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
College Algebra
4
3
3
COP2805
SPC 1017
MAC 1105
IV.
1.
2.
3.
Fifth Term
System Analysis and Design
Computer Elective II
Critical Thinking/Ethics
1.
11 Credits
4
4
3
CGS 1060
COP 1332
CLP 1006
ENC 1101
COP 1334
CIS 1321
CIS 2322
PHI 2604
Total program length
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Database Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030601 – Program Codes 25057, 25058, 25059, 25060
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in the field of
database administration for employment in commercial, industrial, and government institutions.
Graduates are prepared for positions as database administrators and database developers.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
COP 1332
COP 2333
CGS 1541
CGS 1546
CGS 2547
CTS 1328
CTS 1334
CTS 2306
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
Advanced Visual BASIC Programming
Database Applications
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
Microsoft Database Administrator Electives
25057
Microsoft SQL Administration
Microsoft SQL Implementation
Supporting Microsoft Client
Managing Windows Server
Implementing a Networking Infrastructure
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
Oracle Database Administrator Electives
25058
Introduction to Oracle: SQL and PL/SQL
Introduction to Oracle Database Administration
Intermediate Oracle Database Administration
Oracle Database Performance Tuning
4
4
4
4
Choose 12 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CIS*, COP*, CGS*, CTS*) under your advisor’s
guidance
CTS 2440
CTS 2441
CTS 2442
CTS 2444
credits
credits
credits
credits
Choose 16 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CIS*, COP*, CGS*) under your advisor’s guidance.
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Database Technology – Associate in Science
(Continued)
COP 2333
CTS 2404
CTS 2700
CGS 2547
Microsoft Solutions Developer Electives
25059
Advanced OOP in Visual BASIC
Distributed Applications with Visual Basic
Designing Business Solutions
Microsoft SQL Implementation
4
4
4
4
Oracle Database Developer Electives
25060
Introduction to Oracle: SQL and PL/SQL
Programming PL/SQL in Oracle
Introduction to Oracle Database Applications
Intermediate Oracle Database Applications
Oracle Report Building
4
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
Choose 16 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CGS*, CIS*, COP*, CTS*) under your advisor’s
guidance.
CTS 2440
CTS 2445
CTS 2446
CTS 2447
CTS 2448
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
Choose 12 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CGS*, CIS*, COP*, CTS*) under your advisor’s
guidance.
General Education Requirements
ENC
SPC
PPE
PHI
MAC
1101
1026
1005
2604
1105
English Composition 1
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
Critical Thinking/Ethics
College Algebra
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
Total Program Length
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Database Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030601 – Program Codes 25057, 25058, 25059, 25060
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
English Composition I
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
CGS 1060
COP 1332
CLP 1006
ENC 1101
II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Second Term
Database Applications
Advanced Visual BASIC Programming
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Critical Thinking/Ethics
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
CGS 1541
COP 2333
SPC 1017
PHI 2604
III.
1.
2.
3.
Third Term
Microsoft SQL Administration
Introduction to Oracle: SQL and PL/SQL
Programming PL/SQL in Oracle
12 Credits
4
4
4
CGS 1546
CTS 2440
CTS 2445
IV.
1.
2.
3.
Fourth Term
Microsoft SQL Implementation
Introduction to Oracle Database Applications
Oracle Report Building
12 Credits
4
4
4
CGS 2547
CTS 2446
CTS 2448
V.
1.
2.
3.
Fifth Term
Advance Database Programming
Intermediate Oracle Database Application
College Algebra
Total program length
11 Credits
4
4
3
63 credits
CGS 2548
CTS 2447
MAC 1105
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Internet Services Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507039902 - Degree Code 25063
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in the field of
web site design and programming for employment in commercial, industrial, and government
institutions. Graduates are prepared for positions as web technicians, web administrators, web
site developers, and web masters. Courses include web design, web languages, as well as
operating systems and Internet server administration.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
COP 1332
COP 1334
COP 1822
COP 2800
COP 2823
COP 2812
COP 2612
COP 2825
CGS 2172
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
Introduction to C++ Programming
Web Page Design and Programming
Java Programming
ASP/Script Language Programming
Extensible Markup Language Programming (XML)
Operating System Principles (W2k and Linux)
Implementing an Internet Server (IIS/Apache)
Implementing a Commerce-Enabled Web Site
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
Choose 8 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CGS*, CIS*, COP*, CTS*) under your advisor’s
guidance.
General Education Requirements
ENC
SPC
PPE
PHI
MAC
1101
1026
1005
2604
1105
English Composition 1
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
Critical Thinking/Ethics
College Algebra
Total Program Length
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Internet Services Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507039902 - Degree Code 25063
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sample Program Schedule
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
English Composition I
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
CGS 1060
COP 1332
CLP 1006
ENC 1101
II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Second Term
Introduction to C++ Programming
Web Page Design and Programming
Operating System Principles (W2k and Linux)
College Algebra
15 Credits
4
4
4
3
COP 1334
COP 1822
COP 2612
MAC 1105
III.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Third Term
Java Programming
Implementing an Internet Server
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Critical Thinking/Ethics
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
COP 2800
COP 2825
SPC 1017
PHI 2604
IV.
1.
2.
3.
Fourth Term
ASP/Script Language Programming
Implementing a Commerce-Enabled Web Site
Computer Elective I
12 Credits
4
4
4
V.
1.
2.
Fifth Term
Extensible Markup Language Programming
Computer Elective II
Total program length
8 Credits
4
4
63 credits
COP 2823
CGS 2172
COP 2812
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Networking Services Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030401 - Degree Codes 25061, 25062, 25066
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in the field of
network design and administration for employment in commercial, industrial, and government
institutions. Graduates are prepared for positions as information technology specialists, help
desk specialists, network specialists, and network systems analysts. Courses include
administration, installation, as well as designing networking infrastructures and directory
services.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
COP 1332
CGS 1560
CTS 1134
CTS 1328
CTS 1334
CTS 2306
CTS 2303
CTS 2300
CTS 2302
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Programming/Visual Basic
4 credits
4 credits
Microsoft Course Electives
25061
Microcomputer Operating Systems
Networking Technologies
Supporting Microsoft Clients
Managing a Windows Server Environment
Implementing a Networking Infrastructure
Implementing Directory Services
Designing a Networking Infrastructure
Designing Network and Directory Services
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
Cisco Course Electives
25062
Choose 8 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CET 1600, CET 2620, CGS*, CIS*, CET 1610,
CET2615, COP*, CTS*) under your advisor’s guidance.
CET 1600
CET 1610
CET 2615
CET 2620
Network (Fundamentals)
Router Technology
Advanced Router Technology
Project Based Learning
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
Choose 24 credits of computer electives (CAP*, CEN*, CGS*, CIS*, COP*, CTS*) under your advisor’s
guidance.
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Networking Services Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030401 - Degree Codes 25061, 25062, 25066
CGS 1560
CTS 1134
CTS 1328
CTS 1334
CTS 2306
CEN 2323
CGS 2091
CTS 1120
CEN 2545
CEN 2546
Network Security
25066
Microcomputer Operating Systems
Networking Technologies
Supporting Microsoft Clients
Managing a Windows Server Environment
Implementing a Networking Infrastructure
Designing, Implementing, Managing Network Security
Prof. Ethics and Social Issues in Computer Science
Fundamentals of Network Security
Hardening the Infrastructure
Network Defense and Countermeasures
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
General Education Requirements
ENC
SPC
PPE
PHI
MAC
1101
1026
1005
2604
1105
English Composition 1
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
Critical Thinking/Ethics
College Algebra
Total Program Length
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
63 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Networking Services Technology – Associate in Science
CIP 1507030401 - Degree Codes 25061, 25062
Sample Microsoft Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Networking Technologies
Microcomputer Operating Systems
English Composition I
15 Credits
4
4
4
3
CGS 1060
CTS 1134
CGS 1560
ENC 1101
II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Second Term
Supporting Microsoft Clients
Managing a Windows Server Environment
Introduction to Visual BASIC
College Algebra
15 Credits
4
4
4
3
CTS 1328
CTS 1334
COP 1332
MAC 1105
III.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Third Term
Implementing a Networking Infrastructure
Implementing Directory Services
Fundamentals of Speech Communications
Critical Thinking and Ethics
14 Credits
4
4
3
3
CTS 2306
CTS 2303
SPC 1017
PHI 2604
IV.
1.
2.
3.
Fourth Term
Designing Network and Directory Services
Designing a Networking Infrastructure
Psychology of Personal Effectiveness
11 Credits
4
4
3
CTS 2302
CTS 2300
CLP 1006
V.
1.
2.
Fifth Term
Computer Elective I
Computer Elective II
Total program length
8 Credits
4
4
63 credits
School of Computer and
Engineering Technologies
Computer Information Systems
Program Advisement
College Credit Certificate
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SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Information Technology Support – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507030607 – Program Code 66044
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in computer
applications for employment in scientific, commercial, industrial, and government institutions.
Graduates are prepared for positions as data entry specialists, software applications
specialists and office systems specialists to meet the demands of today’s automated offices.
Certificate Pre-Requisite: CGS 1060
Major Course Requirements
CGS 2108
CGS 1560
CTS 1740
CTS 1328
CTS 2153
CTS 2154
CTS 1526
Advanced Desktop Applications
A+ Computer Operating Systems
A+ Computer Essentials & Support
Supporting Microsoft Clients
Supporting Windows Users & Applications
IT Help Desk Support
Introduction to Web Page Development
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
credits
Total Program Length
28 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Information Technology Support – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507030607 – Program Code 66044
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
3.
First Term
Advanced Desktop Applications
A+ Computer Operating Systems
A+ Computer Essentials & Support
12 credits
4
4
4
CGS 2108
CGS 1560
CTS 1740
II.
1.
2.
Second Term
Supporting Microsoft Clients
Supporting Windows Users & Applications
8 credits
4
4
CTS 1328
CTS 2153
III.
1.
2.
Third Term
IT Help Desk Support
Introduction to Web Page Development
Total program length
8 credits
4
4
28 credits
CTS 2154
CTS 1526
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Programming – College Credit Certificate
CIP 057030100 – Program Code 66045
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in computer
programming for employment in scientific, commercial, industrial, and government data
processing applications, graduates are prepared for positions as entry-level programmers,
programmer specialists, computer programmers, and senior programmers.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
COP 1332
COP 1334
COP 2335
COP 2333
CIS 1321
ACG 2021
COP 2800
COP 2805
Intro to Microcomputers
Introduction to Visual BASIC
Introduction to Visual C++
Advanced C++ Programming
Advanced Visual BASIC Programming
Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design
Financial Accounting & Lab
Java Programming
Advanced Java Programming
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
Total Program Length
36 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Computer Programming – College Credit Certificate
CIP 057030100 – Program Code 66045
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual BASIC
8 credits
4
4
CGS 1060
COP 1332
II.
1.
2.
Second Term
Introduction to Visual C++
Advanced Visual BASIC Programming
8 credits
4
4
COP 1334
COP 2333
III.
1.
Third Term
Advanced C++ Programming
4 credits
4
COP 2335
IV.
1.
Fourth Term
Advanced OOP in Visual BASIC
or
Object Oriented Programming in C++
Java Programming
8 credits
4
COP 2333
4
4
COP 2334
COP 2800
Fifth Term
Advanced Java Programming
Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design
Total program length
8 credits
4
4
36 credits
COP 2805
CIS 1321
1.
2.
V.
1.
2.
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Web Development Specialist – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507039903 - Program Code 66051
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in the field of
web site design and programming for employment in commercial, industrial, and government
institutions. Graduates are prepared for positions as web technicians, web administrators, and
web site developers. Courses include web design, web languages, as well as operating systems
and Internet server administration.
Major Course Requirements
CGS 1060
COP 1332
COP 1334
COP 1822
COP 2800
COP 2823
COP 2812
COP 2612
COP 2825
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
Introduction to Visual C++
Web Page Design and Programming
Java Programming
ASP/Script Language Programming
Extensible Markup Language Programming (XML)
Operating System Principles (W2k and Linux)
Implementing an Internet Server (IIS/Apache)
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
Total Program Length
36 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Web Development Specialist – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507039903 - Program Code 66051
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
First Term
Introduction to Microcomputer Usage
Introduction to Visual Basic
8 credits
4
4
CGS 1060
COP 1332
II.
1.
2.
Second Term
Introduction to Visual C++
Web Page Design and Programming
8 credits
4
4
COP 1334
COP 1822
III.
1.
2
Third Term
Java Programming
ASP/Script Language Programming
8 credits
4
4
COP 2800
COP 2823
IV.
1.
2.
3.
Fourth Term
Extensible Markup Language Programming
Operating System Principles (W2k and Linux)
Implementing an Internet Server
Total program length
12 credits
4
4
4
36 credits
COP 2812
COP 2612
COP 2825
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Microsoft Database Administrator – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507030604 – Program Code 66046
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in the field of
database administration for employment in commercial, industrial, and government institutions.
Graduates are prepared for positions as database administrators and database developers.
Certificate pre-requisite: CGS 1060 and CGS 1560 or a working knowledge of the
Microsoft operating system and Microsoft Office applications suite. Operational
understanding of the following microcomputer topics: operating systems, memory,
hard disks, types of central processing units (CPUs), communications ports, printer
ports, display adapters, and pointing devices.
Major Course Requirements
CTS 1328
CTS 1334
CTS 2306
CGS 1546
Supporting Windows Client
Supporting Windows Server
Implementing a Networking Infrastructure
Microsoft SQL Administration
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
Total Program Length
16 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Microsoft Database Administrator – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507030604 – Program Code 66046
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
First Term
Supporting Microsoft Client
Managing Windows Server
8 Credits
4
4
II.
1.
2.
Second Term
Implementing a Networking Infrastructure
Microsoft SQL Administration
Total program length
12 Credits
4
4
16 credits
CTS 1328
CTS 1334
CTS 2306
CGS 1546
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Microsoft Solutions Developer – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507030605 – Program Code 66047
Program Objective:
To provide an opportunity to establish an advanced level of expertise in the
field of commercial computer applications development for employment in commercial, industrial,
and government institutions. Graduates are prepared for positions as application developers and
solution providers.
Certificate pre-requisite: CGS 1060, CGS 1560, COP 1332, COP 2172, CGS 1541,
and COP 2700 or a working knowledge of the Microsoft operating system and
Microsoft Office applications suite. Operational understanding of the following
microcomputer topics: operating systems, memory, hard disks, types of central
processing units (CPUs), communications ports, printer ports, display adapters, and
pointing devices. Operational understanding of the following programming concepts:
Advanced Microsoft Visual Basic application development, and analysis, design, and
programming of database systems.
Major Course Requirements
COP 2333
CTS 2404
CTS 2700
CGS 2547
Advanced OOP in Visual BASIC
Distributed Applications with Visual Basic
Designing Business Solutions
Database Implementation
4
4
4
4
credits
credits
credits
credits
Total Program Length
16 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Microsoft Solutions Developer – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0507030605 – Program Code 66047
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
2.
First Term
Advanced OOP in Visual BASIC
Database Implementation
8 credits
4
4
II.
1.
2.
Second Term
Distributed Applications with Visual Basic
Designing Business Solutions
Total program length
8 credits
4
4
16 credits
COP 2333
CGS 2547
CEN 2332
CTS 2700
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Cisco Network Associate – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0615040201 – Program Code 66050
Program Objective: To provide an opportunity to establish a basic foundation in the field of
Cisco network design and implementation. Leading to certification as a Cisco Certified Network
Associate (CCNA).
Certificate pre-requisite: CGS 1060, CGS 1560 or a working knowledge of the
Microsoft operating system and Microsoft Office applications suite and CET 1600.
Operational understanding of the following microcomputer topics: operating
systems, memory, hard disks, types of central processing units (CPUs),
communications ports, printer ports, display adapters, and pointing devices.
Major Course Requirements
CET 1610
CET 2615
CET 2620
Cisco Router Technology
Cisco Advanced Router Technology
Cisco Project Based Learning
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
Total Program Length
12 credits
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Cisco Network Associate – College Credit Certificate
CIP 0615040201 – Program Code 66050
Sample Program Schedule
I.
1.
First Term
Cisco Router Technology
4 Credits
4 credits
II.
1.
2.
Second Term
Cisco Advanced Router Technology
Cisco Project Based Learning
Total Program Length
8 Credits
4 credits
4 credits
12 credits
CET 1610
CET 2615
CET 2620
Computer Information Systems Department - Program Planner
Associate in Arts (A.A.)
60 Credits
36 Gen Ed and 24 Major Electives
ENC1101
ENC1102
Communications (SPC1017)
Humanities Group 1 (PHI2604)
Humanities Group 2
Social Science 1 (CLP1006)
Social Science Group 2 (ECO2013)
Natural Science Group 1
Natural Science Group 2
Math 1 (MAC1105)
Math 2
Gen Ed Elective (CGS1060)
Major Electives
Fall
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
24
Spring
Associate in Science (A.S.)
63 Credits
15 Gen Ed and 48 Major Credits
Credits
ENC1101
3
SPC1017
3
PHI2604
3
CLP1006
3
MAC1105
3
Major Credits
48
Computer Competency is required for both
A.A. and A.S. CS and CIS students must
complete CGS1060 by the 16th credit.
Summer
Fall
Spring
Summer
Fall
Spring
Summer
Associate in Arts 24 Major Electives Courses for Computer Science and Computer
Information Systems
Computer Science
CHM1045 w/ Lab
CHM1046 w/ Lab
CGS1060
COP1334
MAC 2311
MAC2312
PHY2048 w/ Lab
PHY2049 w/ Lab
Credits
3+2
5
3+2
5
4
4
5
4
3+1
4
3+1
4
35
Notes
May be used for Group 2 Natural Science (-3)
May be used for Gen Ed Elective (-3)
Approximately 29 credits
Generic – Could be used for CIS or MIS
Computer Info Systems
ACG2021 w/ Lab
ACG2071 w/ Lab
CGS1060
COP1334 or COP1332
ECO2013
ECO2023
Business Calculus
Statistics
Credits
3+1
4
3+1
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
28
Notes
May be used for Gen Ed Elective (-3)
May be used for Group 2 Social Science (-3)
May be used for 2nd Math (-3)
Approximately 21 credits
FIU – IT Program Specific
Computer Info
Systems
CGS1060
COP1334
COP2800
COP2335
COP2805
CGS2091
MAD1100
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
27
Notes
May be used for Gen Ed Elective (-3)
Approximately 24 credits
Math and Physics Prerequisite Structure
1. MAC1105
2. MAC1147 OR MAC1114 And MAC1140
3. MAC2311
4. MAC2312
5. PHY2048 w/ Lab
6. PHY2049 w/ Lab
Notes
Take MAC1147 only if strong in Math
Need permission to take with
MAC2312