Computer Science Associate of Arts
Prepare for a Future in Software, Systems & AI Innovation
Launch your path to a bachelor's degree and a high-tech career with 51动漫鈥� Computer Science Associate of Arts. This transfer-focused program equips students with strong foundational skills in programming, mathematics, and problem-solving鈥攊deal for students who plan to complete a bachelor鈥檚 in computer science or related fields at a four-year university.
Why Choose This Program?
- Small class sizes and one-on-one faculty support
- Hands-on coding experience using industry-relevant languages
- Seamless transfer to top Michigan and Indiana universities
- Accessible for both traditional and adult learners across Southwest Michigan and Northern Indiana
Whether you're a high school dual enrollment student planning ahead or an adult looking to reskill into a growing field, 51动漫 offers the flexibility and affordability you need to succeed.
What You鈥檒l Learn
This program focuses on the core knowledge and transferable skills required for advanced study in computer science:
- Software development & programming logic
- Object-oriented and structured programming
- Discrete mathematics and algorithmic thinking
- Computer organization and architecture
- General education courses that meet Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) standards
Courses You鈥檒l Take
Here are a few of the featured courses in this program:
- CS 121: Computer Science I
- CS 122: Computer Science II
- CS 122: Discrete Data Structures
FAQs
Q: Is this program fully online?
A: No. Most courses are in-person or hybrid, offering flexibility for commuters and
working adults.
Q: What kind of jobs can I get after graduation?
A: This program is primarily designed for transfer. However, students may qualify
for entry-level roles in tech support, software testing, or junior developer positions.
Q: Can I take classes part-time?
A: Yes. Many adult learners complete this degree part-time while working or caring
for family.
Q: Will my credits transfer?
A: Yes. This program follows the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA), easing transfer
to public universities in Michigan and many regional private colleges.
Q: Is this part of a Workforce Development track?
A: No. This is an academic transfer program. Students seeking direct-to-career IT
training should explore Computer Support Technician or Cybersecurity Certificate.