This program trains entry-level professional designers who can work in the media-film-game industry, the modeling and simulation industry, and/or the educational technology industry. Graduates may also have employment opportunities flowing from the increased demand for 3-D Modeling and Simulation and Visualization in the Aerospace, Life-Bio-Health Science, Defense, Tourism and IT Security industries. Because the Gaming and Simulation work environment demands highly advanced skills, it is recommended that students consider this program as an entry point to continued higher education rather than as a terminal degree. Students should consider transfer plans with universities that offer Bachelors of Applied Science and/or Bachelors of Applied Technology Degrees.
ASSOCIATES OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN PROGRAMMING AND VISUALIZATION
General Core Courses: (18 hours)
ENGL 1301 – Freshman Composition I (3 hours)
ENGL 1302 – Freshman Composition II (3 hours)
MATH 1314 – College Algebra (3 hours)
PHIL 2303 – Logic(3 hours)
ECON 2301 – Macroeconomics (3 hours)
SPCH 1321 – Business and Professional Speaking or SPCH 1311 Introduction to Speech Communications (3 hours)
Core Information Technology Courses (27 hours)
ITSE 1302 – Computer Programming (3 hours)
ITSE 2317 – Java Programming (3 hours)
ITSE 2357 – Advanced Object-Oriented Programming (3 hours)
ITSE 2345 – Data Structures (3 hours)
ITSE 1307 – Introduction to C++ Programming (3 hours)
ITSE 2331 – Advanced C++ Programming (3 hours)
ITSW 1307 – Introduction to Database Management Systems (3 hours)
INEW 2340 – Object-Oriented Design (3 hours)
ITCC 1302 – CCNA 1: Networking Basics V3.0 (3 hours)
Choose 1 of the 2 Specialization Tracks Below:
Specialization in Game Development (17 hours)
GAME 1303 – Introduction to Game Design & Development (3 hours)
GAME 1304 – Level Design (3 hours)
GAME 2342 – Game Development in C++ (3 hours)
GAME 2332 – Project Development I (3 hours)
GAME 2359 – Game and Simulation Group Project (3 hours)
GAME 2286 – Internship – Animation, Interactive Technology, Video Graphics and Special Effects (2 hours)
Total Degree Plan Requirements: 61 hours:
Specialization in Software Development (17 hours)
ITSE 1332 – Introduction to Visual Basic.NET Programming (3 hours)
ITSE 1347 – Programming With Visualbasic.NET (3 hours)
ITSE 1311 – Beginning Web Page Programming (3 hours)
ITSE 2302 – Intermediate Web Programming (3 hours)
ITSC 1307 – UNIX Operating System I (3 hours)
ITSE 2286 – Internship – Computer Programming (2 hours)
Total Degree Plan Requirements: 61 hours
For more questions about the Computer Programming program, please contact:
Qi Wang
348-2167
qwang4@mail.accd.edu
or
Julie Hoshizaki
348-2182
jhoshizaki@mail.accd.edu
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