Division: Mathematics, Engineering & Physical Sciences
Academic Dept: Computer Science and Technology
Curriculum Chair: Prof. Elizabeth Branca
Tel: 914-606-7914
Program Description:
The Computer Programming certificate is designed to enable
working professionals to upgrade their programming skills or make a
career change. Recipients of this certificate will develop the critical
thinking skills integral to computer programming, including problem
analysis, solutions design and program testing
in various up-to-date programming languages. The certificate is also
appropriate for students who are studying (or who have earned degrees)
in other academic disciplines such as Networking, Business, Computer
Information Systems, Computer Graphics, Mathematics and Science whereby
they can enhance their studies and/or professional preparation.

Recommended Full-Time
Semester Plan
 The curriculum chairperson for this
program
recommends taking the courses for this degree in a particular order.
Click the button above for recommended semester-by-semester layout of
the classes needed to complete this program.

Program
Descriptions Table of Contents
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Program of Study
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Credit Hours
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COMSC 108 .NET GUI Development |
3 |
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COMSC 110 Computer Programming II |
3 |
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COMSC 207 Java Application
Development |
3 |
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COMSC 201A Data Structures
or COMSC 208A Advanced
.NET Development |
4 |
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Elective |
4 |
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Electives (Choose 1):
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Credit Hours
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COMSC 214A Web Programming |
4 |
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COMSC 208A Advanced
.NET Development* |
4 |
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COMSC 212A Advanced Java ** |
4 |
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Minimum Total
Credits |
17 |
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*If COMSC 208A is taken as a requirement, COMSC 214A or COMSC 212A must be taken as the elective choice.
** Students can take COMSC 212A Advanced Java, in the second semester, only if COMSC 207 is taken in the first semester or waived with approval from the CS Curriculum Chair. |