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Note: Students with professional information technology experience with either programming and/or databases may request a waiver of prerequisites for courses DBA 251 and DBA 252 by contacting the Information Technology Department Director at (269) 965-3931, ext. 2269.
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Core Courses
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| Computer Programming 100, Introduction to the Programming and Systems Environment | 2 |
| Computer Programming 102, Visual Basic I | 3 |
| Computer Programming 202, Visual Basic II | 3 |
| Computer Programming 210, Java Programming | 3 |
| Office Information Technology 100, Introduction to Computer Information Systems | 3 |
| Office Information Technology 187, Beginning Access | 2 |
| Office Information Technology 188, Intermediate Access | 2 |
| Office Information Technology 189, Advanced Access | 2 |
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Oracle Database Courses
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| Database Administrator 251, Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL and PL/SQL | 3 |
| Database Administrator 252, Oracle Database: Architecture and Administration | 3 |
| Database Administrator 253, Oracle Database: Backup, Recovery, and Networking | 3 |
| Database Administrator 254, Oracle Database: Performance Tuning | 3 |
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Computer Programming Certificate
There is a growing need for those who have the skills to do programming in a variety of languages and environments. This KCC certificate establishes a core of the skills needed as a programmer in the most current and widely-used languages. We will emphasize the development of fundamental logic and problem-solving skills in the core curriculum courses. Through the electives the student may choose to emphasize additional skills in application use, application programming, networking, or operating system programming.
A minimum of 32 credit hours must be completed in this KCC certificate program, 19 credits from the core courses and 13 credits from the elective courses, to be awarded a KCC Computer Programming Specialist Certificate.
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Core Courses
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| Computer Engineering Technology 185, Introduction to Operating Systems | 2 |
| Computer Programming 100, Introduction to the Programming and Systems Environment | 2 |
| Computer Programming 101, C++ Programming I | 3 |
| Computer Programming 102, Visual Basic I | 3 |
| Computer Programming 201, C++ Programming II | 3 |
| Computer Programming 202, Visual Basic II | 3 |
| Computer Programming 210, Java Programming | 3 |
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Choose thirteen credits from the following electives:
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| Computer Engineering Technology 140, Microcomputers - Introduction | 3 |
| Computer Engineering Technology 235, Cisco Networking I | 3 |
| Computer Engineering Technology 260, A+ Computer Diagnostics and Repair | 3 |
| Computer Engineering Technology 271, Website Design and Maintenance | 3 |
| Computer Engineering Technology 281, Operating Systems - Windows System Administration | 3 |
| Computer Engineering Technology 282, Operating Systems - UNIX | 3 |
| Computer Programming 212, Java Programming II | 3 |
| Computer Programming 220, Visual Basic for Applications | 3 |
| Computer Programming 245, Programming for WIN32 API | 2 |
| Computer Programming 272, CGI/PERL Programming | 3 |
| Database Administrator 251, Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL and PL/SQL | 3 |
| Information Technology 200, Cooperative Education I | 3 |
| Office Information Technology 181, Beginning Excel | 2 |
| Office Information Technology 182, Intermediate Excel | 2 |
| Office Information Technology 187, Beginning Access | 2 |
| Office Information Technology 188, Intermediate Access | 2 |