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Liberal Arts/Social Science A.A. Degree
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Computer Programming Certificate

Liberal Arts/Social Science A.A. Degree

(including option for online format)

Division: Business, Behavioral/Social Sciences, Public & Human Services
Academic Dept:
Behavioral/Social Sciences
Curriculum Chair: Prof. Farhad Ameen
Tel: 914-606-7860

Program Description:
Students enrolled in this program have an excellent opportunity to explore the various social and behavioral sciences while completing requirements in other academic areas such as the humanities, mathematics, and biological and physical sciences.The Social Science curriculum is an excellent transfer program since it parallels the first two years of most baccalaureate liberal arts programs. Most graduates are able to transfer with sufficient credits to complete their bachelor’s degree in two additional years of full-time study.The Social Science curriculum is an excellent starting point for students interested in careers in teaching (elementary, secondary, and college), pre-professional programs (such as law and medicine), business, government, social work, non-profit organizations, and international agencies.
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Liberal Arts/Humanities A.A. Degree

(including option for online format)

Division: Arts, Humanities and Learning Resources
Academic Dept:
English
Curriculum Chair: Frank Madden
Tel: 914-606-6838

Program Description:

Humanities is the broadest of the academic disciplines because it is concerned with the whole spectrum of one’s social, intellectual, artistic, and spiritual history. Humanities study reflects many aspects of human aspiration and achievement. Academic subjects commonly included in humanities are literature, modern languages, philosophy, and the visual and performing arts.One of the major advantages of a humanities program is great flexibility. Students are not only allowed substantial freedom in course selection, but are actually encouraged to explore other academic areas. Students enrolled in the Humanities program may select courses in the arts, English, or modern languages.The Associate in Arts degree program at Westchester Community College parallels most liberal arts programs in four-year colleges and universities. Most graduates of this degree program transfer to four-year institutions to continue their education. By choosing their courses carefully, most graduates are able to transfer with full credit and complete the bachelor’s degree in two additional years of study.top

Computer Programming Certificate

(including option for online format)

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. top

 

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