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Jun 14, 2026
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2026-2027 Catalog
Computer Programming, A.A.A.S.
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Academic Program Code: 149
The Computer Programming program provides students with the courses needed to seek employment as a computer programmer.
The employment outlook for careers in this growing, dynamic, technologically rich field is likely to remain strong. Students seeking work immediately upon graduation from GRCC should expect to find employment in smaller organizations or in supporting roles of larger organizations. Students expecting long-term employment in programming and beyond should plan on a minimum of a four-year degree, with career opportunities thereafter dependent on job performance and perhaps additional education.
Strict adherence to the ethics of computer usage is expected of all Computer Information Systems students.
Program Learning Outcomes:
- Communicate effectively with co-workers in person and in writing.
- Communicate with customers of diverse social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds to obtain software requirements.
- Translate customer requirements into detailed programming specifications.
- Develop critical thinking skills in order to take programming specifications and develop logical instruction sequences that meet the specifications.
- Read and write technical documents.
- Develop timeliness, reliability and organizational skills demonstrated by regular attendance and participation in class.
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General Education Courses
Select a minimum of 15 credit hours of course work from the General Education Course list. Course work must be selected as directed from the areas below. English Composition and Communications
Humanities
Select one (1) Humanities General Education Elective. Social Sciences
Select one (1) Social Science General Education Elective. Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Select one (1) Natural Sciences Lab/Non Lab General Education Elective or one (1) Mathematics General Education Elective. General Education Total Credit Hours
15 (minimum) In What Order Should I Take Classes?
Please select courses from the Priority I list. Select courses based on the number of credits you are taking in the semester, for example, if you are a part time student you do not have to take all of the courses listed. If you are unable to schedule Priority I courses, move to and select from the list of Priority II, Priority III, and Priority IV courses. Priority I Priority II Priority III Priority IV NOTE: This priority schedule assumes the student is prepared to take the courses listed. If prerequisites are required, additional semesters may be required to complete this degree. Meet with an Academic Program Advisor and consult my Academic Progress for specific degree requirements. |
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