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Computer Programming And Analysis, A.S.

Program Overview

 

Computer Programming and Analysis, A.S. (CPVM-AS) 60 credits

Students in computer programming

The Associate in Science degree in Computer Programming and Analysis prepares students for careers in computer programming, applications, entry-level analysis, and computer sales. The program focuses on developing skills in coding, testing programs, using desktop productivity software, and applying problem-solving techniques. Students will gain experience with the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and complete exercises to demonstrate proficiency in program development, testing, and using development environments. Review the guided degree pathway, where you will find a detailed plan for your courses and other requirements each semester that prepare you for graduation and transfer goals.

 

Meet with FGC Staff

Learn more about the College and this program by scheduling an appointment with a program advisor. You can select in-person, phone or virtual meeting. We encourage you to visit campus if possible to see the beautiful landscape and feel the caring vibe from faculty and staff.

  • Contact a program advisor

Madison Morton
Coordinator, CTE Programs
 madison.morton@fgc.edu
 386-754-4219

Admission Requirements

Complete the FGC Application for Admission: Apply Now

  • Submit High School transcript(s) to Office of Enrollment Services
  • Submit College transcript(s) for any institutions previously attended

Testing Requirements

Students must demonstrate competence in reading, math, or language through placement examination or by passing the appropriate reading, math or language courses, if not exempt by state board of education rule 6A-10.0315.

ACT, SAT, and PERT test scores may be used for placement into college-level courses if the test was taken in the past two years. To access test prep materials and to schedule an exam, go to Test Center. The Test Center is located in Building 7 and may be contacted at test.center@fgc.edu or 386-754-7378.

If you started 9th grade in the 2003-2004 school year or later at a Florida public high school, and graduated from a Florida, public high school with a standard high school diploma, you may be exempt from Placement testing in accordance with Senate Bill 1720.  Advisors still recommend all students placement test prior to the first term of registration in order to determine where you should start in college-level courses in order to be successful. 

Location

Florida Gateway College Online

Hours

Classes are delivered entirely online.

Costs

  • Tuition: $6,199.20
  • Books: $2,241.00
  • Online Fees: $600.00

         Total: $9.075.20

 

Computer Programming and Analysis, A.S.

60 credits

 

5 semesters

at a full-time student status

100% online

courses

Guided Pathway

Review the guided degree pathway where you will find a detailed plan for your courses and other requirements each semester that prepare you for graduation and your transfer goals.

Guided Pathway, Computer Programming and Analysis, A.S.

Program Development

What our graduates are doing now!

FGC computer programming and analysis graduates are initiating or advancing their careers as computer programmers, systems analysts, database administrators, web developers, network analysts, and technical consultants.

STARTING SALARIES

Median salaries for graduates of this program are approximately $50,000.

 

 

  • Offered in the fall, spring, and summer semesters.
  • Prepares students for a contemporary high demand career.
  • Faculty have extensive professional experience and refereed publications in computer science and information systems.

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The Cost of Attendance (COA) is not a bill that you will receive from Florida Gateway College. It is an estimate of what it costs the typical student to attend Florida Gateway College for one academic year including tuition, books, course materials, living expenses, transportation, and miscellaneous personal expenses. Tuition and fees in the cost of attendance are calculated for credit hour programs, assuming enrollment in 12 credit hours in the Fall and Spring semesters. Actual tuition and fees may vary by program. For a better understanding of your chosen program’s tuition and fees, see program costs above.
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