Computer Programming and Analysis
The Computer Programming and Analysis programs at Seminole State College combine programming, system design, system analysis, database and networking courses to provide a well-rounded curriculum with the depth necessary to prepare students for positions as programmers; programmer/analysts; or system, technical support or database analysts. Seminole State offers dual two-year programs leading to an Associate in Science degree and a one-year program leading to a college credit certificate.
Other IT programs at Seminole State:
Networking Technologies and Information Technology
Students can take day, evening or weekend classes taught by Seminole State's knowledgeable, business-savvy faculty. Courses use state-of-the-art hardware and software, and many of them are available online.
The A.S. degree program gives students the foundation to continue their education at a four-year university or immediately enter the job market as a programmer or programmer/trainee.
Individual courses within these programs enable students to keep their skills current and can lead to career advancement for students already working as information systems/data processing professionals.
Specialization Tracks: The A.S. Computer Programming and Analysis degree offers four specialization tracks to prepare students for computer programming careers.