IT-Programming (AAS.ITPRO)

Learn how to code with the IT-Programming course. As a programmer, you will be able to design and build computer programs that help organizations, equipment and machines work more effectively. Programmers might be involved with the overall design process, the coding or both. They might build programs for desktop computers, for servers, or apps for a device such as an iPad. Some software developers work independently or as part of a team, or work as freelancers. Others may be self employed or start their own companies.

As a professional in this field, you can:

• Discuss requirements with the client and development team
• Write test versions of program code
• Test installation, security and compatibility issues
• Review test results and fix technical problems
• Install software and carry out quality checks

There is a high demand for professionals in this field who have good oral and written communication skills along with critical thinking and technical skills.
As a graduate, some jobs that you an qualify for are:

• Software developer
• Software trainer
• Information systems manager
• Systems analyst
• Computer programmer
• Web developer
• Database administrator

Meet the Faculty

Ben Panful – IT Instructor/Program Coordinator, IT-Programming

 

Hands On Experience

In your classes, you can use specialized software from many areas including:

• Object-oriented programming
• C#, Java and Visual Basic programming languages
• Mobile applications development
• Web design programming
• Database management
• Networking basics