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Some possible careers: Computer programmer, software engineer, systems analyst, chief information officer, engineer, computer operator, computer service technician, operations analyst, computer security specialist, technical support specialist, hardware analyst, quality assurance analyst, microcomputer support specialist, semiconductor design analyst or technician, network technician, robotics technician, digital design analyst, CAD/CAM analyst.

Major: Computer Science 18-19 units

An Associate in Science degree may be earned by completing a minimum of 60 units of degree credit coursework, including the major requirements and breadth requirements, with a minimum grade point average of 2.0. The student must complete all courses required for the major with a grade of "C" or better.

Courses required for the major, with suggested sequence:

1st Semester
4 units	CIS 135	Introduction to Computers and Microcomputers
3.5 units	CIS 133	Computer Programming BASIC
3.5 units	CIS 134	Introduction to Visual BASIC Programming
2nd Semester
4 units	COMP 151	Programming Methods- PASCAL
3 units	MATH 185	Discrete Mathematics
3.5 units	CIS 165*	Computer Programming IBM-PC COBOL
3rd Semester
4 units	COMP 280	Computer Structure and Organization
3.5 units	CIS 161*	Computer Programming "C"
4th Semester
4 units	COMP 251	Fundamentals of Computer Science
2 units	COMP 160	Introduction to Functional Programming-LISP
*Choose at least one of these courses.