AA/AS in Computer Programming

This two-year associate degree is aimed at people who want to create and test software used by businesses. Students become skilled with several popular languages and frameworks, with SQL, ASP.NET, Java, C#, JavaScript and HTML among them, and learn the surrounding skills needed to deliver working applications. Supporting topics reach into networking, building databases, writing project documentation and analyzing systems. That wider view helps graduates understand where their code sits within an organization's technology. Sessions run in the daytime or evening at the Green Bay campus. Certain online courses meet at set times each week, so learners should plan their schedules around those. Admission advisors help each applicant through enrollment. Applicants are encouraged to contact admissions advisors, who explain each step of the process and help new students feel prepared.