AA/AS in Computer Programming

Designed for people who love video games and want to help create them, this degree blends technical and creative training. Students study coding, three-dimensional animation, design of interactive play and math. Classes are project based and collaborative, using software and tools found in the game industry. Students assemble a portfolio of finished work along the way. The program also prepares graduates to transfer into computer science or related bachelor's programs. It totals 63 credit hours and runs in person or in a hybrid format. Interested applicants can request information, arrange a campus visit or start an application through the college website. Academic advisors are available to explain course planning, scheduling choices and the options for continuing at another institution, so students can make informed decisions before enrolling in the program.