Undergraduate Certificate in Computer Programming

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The Department of Information Systems offers an undergraduate credit certificate in Computer Programming, designed to prepare individuals for entry-level computer programming positions or other positions that require sophisticated knowledge of computer technology. The program consists of 18 units including 9 units of required courses and 9 units of electives. Refer to Undergraduate Studies: General Information for general regulations governing all certificate programs.

Requirements for the Certificate (18 units)

Required courses (9 units)

Electives (9 units)

Select 9 units from the following:

CIS 3060 - Systems Analysis and Design [3]
CIS 3610 - Web Design and Development [3]
CIS 3830 - Multimedia and Game Application Programming [3]
CIS 4200 - Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse [3]
CIS 4450 - Network Application Development [3]
CIS 4510 - Fundamentals of ERP Technology [3]
CIS 4540 - Special Topics in Computer Information Systems [3]
(when appropriate)
CIS 4570 - Advanced Java Programming [3]
CIS 4810 - Healthcare Application Systems [3]
CIS 4840 - Communications Systems [3]
CIS 4850 - Computer Networks [3]
(others with adviser approval)

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Undergraduate Certificate in Computer Programming

Requirements for the Certificate (18 units)

Required courses (9 units)

Electives (9 units)

All other electives require advisor’s approval.