Computer Information Systems Programming, preparing students for high-demand careers in the computer industry.
The Computer Information Systems - Programming program teaches students highly desirable skills that translate into job security in the Information Age. Students interested in coding, computers, and technology learn the fundamentals of computer programming and troubleshooting. Students are given the tools to succeed in post-secondary education and have the opportunity for entry-level positions in information technology, programming, and development.
Course Description and Career Skills
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in software development and programming, emphasizing both generic and customized applications. Students will learn the principles and methods of software design, coding in low- and high-level languages, program customization, linking, and prototype testing. The curriculum also covers software installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and the integration of programs with operating systems and network environments. Through hands-on practice and problem-solving, students gain the skills necessary to design, implement, and maintain functional software solutions in real-world computing contexts.
The various skill career levels for technical college high school: beginning, intermediate, advanced.
Program Opportunities
Certifications
- CompTIA's A+
- CompTIA's Cloud Essentials
- CompTIA's CTT+
- CompTIA's CYSA
- CompTIA's IT Fundamentals
- CompTIA's Linux+
- CompTIA's Network
- CompTIA's Project+
- CompTIA's Security+
- CompTIA's Server
- Oracle Certification
- Pennsylvania Skills Certificate
College Credits
- Earn 3 college credits
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Learn about college credit opportunities in Computer Information Systems-Programming
- Learn about opportunities to earn college credit
Workplace Opportunities
Some notable partners include:
Sycamore International and more!
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CIP 11.0201
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