2001-2002 - Cochise College

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AREAS OF STUDYCommunicationsThe Associate of Arts (SR) degree InmunlcatlOns 1$ deslQned lor students INhoplan to transfer to a four·year COllege or univerSItyto pursue a degree in speech, commun;ca\lonsor commumcstlOf'l studies, To ensure seamlesstransfer, students must develop thelf specifiCprogram of study In close coordlnahon with aCochise College Advisor.COMMUNICATIONSA ••oclate at ArtsSpecleol RequIrementsEmphasis In CommunicationsGeneral Educ ationRequlramentaIAOeC-A) CreditsCompositIOn ENG 101 3English CompoSItion ENG 102 3MathematICs MAT 151or above 3-5laboratory Science 8An, 3Humanities 3Social & Behavioral Sctences 6Information Uteracy' CIS 1160rCIS 120 3General Education Elective" 1-3TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATIONREQUIREMENTS 35S ix credits 0 1 A rts/Humanities/Social &BehaVioral SCiences/General EducationElectives must b e Intensive W rltlng/CntlcalInquiry Courses.Language Requirement"Non-English Language4th semester proficiency 16Core CurriculumCre ditsEssentials ofCommunication COM 102 3Public Speaking COM 110 3Elec tives 7T01"AL CORE CURRICULUM 13TOTAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 64•"Students testing oul 01 this requirement mustchoose general education elective credits··Electlve courses must be transferable 10 allArizona public unlverSilies.Computer InformationSystems/ComputerScienceThe Computer Information Systems andComputer Science- degrees are deSigned toprepare students for transfer to four-yearcolleges and univerSities The curriculumprovides the foundatIOn for many careers, suchas Appllcattons Programmer, SystemsProgrammer, Aerospace or EngineeringProgrammer, Computer engineer and Data BaseAdministratorTIleAssocl8te of Business (SA) In ComputerInformation Systems IS deSigned to p!"eparestudents lor direct transfer to four-yearInstitutions. In/ormatl()(l Technology 1$ one Of thefastest growlt1g career flBlds in the world 1heCUrriculum prOVides the foundation for thefollowing rewarding careers: ApplicationsProgrammer, Systems Programmer, andDatabase AdministratorTo satisfy degree and certificaterequirements for all CIS/CS program9, aUc ourses require a grade of C or better.The various certificate programs canprepare students for direct employment and/orImprO'Yed skills in rewarding, technology-relatedcareers. The Information Technology field is oneo f the fa-stest grO'Mng career fields in the worldTo ensure seamless Iransfer. students mustdevelop their specific program of study In closecoordination With a Coctllse College AdviSOr.79
COMPUTER INFORMATIONSYSTEMSAssoc iate of Busin ess ,Special RequirementsEmphesls In Computer InformationSystemsGene ra l EducationRequ ir ements (AGEe·B)Compo$jtion ENG 101English Composition ENG 102MathematiCs MAT 2 12Laboratory SClenceArtsHumanitiesSocial & Behavioral ScIencesInformauon LJleracy· CIS1160rCIS 120General Education Electives"TOTAL GENERAL EDUC ATIONREOUIREMENTSC redits333B336SiX cred!ls of Arts/Humanities/Social &Behavioral SCiences/General EducationElectives must be Intensive Writlng/CrltlcalInquirY Courses.333.Core Curric ulumCreditsRnancisl Accounting BUS 201 3M anagenal Accounting BUS 202 3BuSiness Stahstlcs BUS 219 3The Legal Environment ofBUSiness BUS 233 3Programming (Select One) 4C Program ming CIS 204C++ Programming CIS 227Programming (Select One) 4COBOL Programming CIS 202JAVA Programming CIS 208Visual BasicProgramming CIS 2 18Principles ofMacroeconomics ECN 201 3Principles ofMicroeconomics ECN 202 3Finite Mathematics MAT 172 3TOTAL CORE CURRICULUM 2.TOTAL DEGREE REOUIREMENTS 64'Students testing out of this requirement m ustchoose general education elective credits'·Elective courses m ust be transferable to allArizona public universlhes.80
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ACADEMIC CALENDARAcademic Calendar
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HUMAN RESOURCESFaculty&Professional
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