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Computer Programming Concepts PROG 120 is taught at the first level of the first year for 3 credit hours. This course covers concepts of problem solving using constructs of logic inherent in computer programming languages. It covers all the essential programming concepts including variables, data types, control statements, functions and arrays. In this course, students will apply problem solving concepts by analyzing problems and constructing, testing, and implementing algorithms using pseudo-code, and procedural programming.

Graduation Project TECM 281 is taught at the fourth level for 3 credit hours. This course is the capstone for the information technology program, and it is designed for Computer Science students who have passed 54 hours. This course allows the student use their knowledge of IT concepts to complete a comprehensive project including a detailed project plan, documentation, and final presentation.

Graduation Project TECM 281 is taught at the fourth level for 3 credit hours. This course is the capstone for the information technology program, and it is designed for Computer Science students who have passed 54 hours. This course allows the student use their knowledge of IT concepts to complete a comprehensive project including a detailed project plan, documentation, and final presentation.

Graduation Project PROG283 is taught at the fourth level of second year for 3 credit hours. This course is the capstone for the Computer Programming Specialization and it is designed for Computer Science students who have passed 54 hours. This course allows the student use their knowledge of programming concepts to complete a comprehensive project including a detailed project plan, implementation, documentation, and final presentation.

Computer Programming Concepts PROG 120 is taught at the first level of the first year for 3 credit hours. This course covers concepts of problem solving using constructs of logic inherent in computer programming languages. It covers all the essential programming concepts including variables, data types, control statements, functions and arrays. In this course, students will apply problem solving concepts by analyzing problems and constructing, testing, and implementing algorithms using pseudo-code, and procedural programming.