AA/AS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

This Associate in Arts pathway suits students who expect to earn a bachelor's in computer and information sciences and later work in business-oriented roles. It is offered at the Dale Mabry campus. The sample plan starts with an introductory computing course, English composition, calculus and a first-year orientation. Later terms add a second calculus course, calculus-based physics and a programming logic course, together with public speaking and general education requirements. Careers linked to the field include finance analysts, actuaries, statisticians and economists, along with roles that involve designing, testing and putting programs into use across business and industry, management and operations planning. The college notes that the plan is an example drawn from its catalog and not a graduation checklist.