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2025-2026 SCC Catalog 
    
2025-2026 SCC Catalog

Computer Technology with a Concentration in Software Development, AAS


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Program Start Date: Fall term or Spring term
Minimum Program Length: 84 academic weeks; 6 terms day or evening; 70 credits
Program ID:  AAS.CT-PD
Curriculum Code: 35104

Program Description

Students enrolled in Computer Technology with a Concentration in Software Development develop skills in software development, deployment of real-world applications, PC operating systems, networking, systems analysis and design, and data structures.

Practical Experience

Students gain practical experience in the development of software. They work with different types of operating systems, programming languages, networking architectures, personal computers and data structures. Students develop logical thinking, problem-solving, interpersonal and communication skills.

Professional Opportunities

Entry level software developer, web developer, PC application specialist, programmer analyst.

EEDA Career Cluster:

Information Technology

Program Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

1.    Apply IT support and security skills including installing, operating, diagnosing and repairing problems with  computer hardware and operating systems. 
2.    Create business-related reports, spreadsheets, diagrams and databases. 
3.    Configure and diagnose a secure home/small office network.
4.    Create functional, user-friendly applications, using modern collaboration tools and practices.
5.    Apply software design principles and architectural patterns to create scalable, maintainable, and efficient  software systems. 
6.    Develop and deploy real-world applications, incorporating user feedback and industry best practices to create functional, user-friendly software. 
7.    Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively, collaborate with diverse teams, present technical and non-technical information clearly, and exhibit professionalism in interactions.

Total Credits: 70


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Sixth Semester


Total Credits: 70


**A grade of C or better is required.

 

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