COMPUTERS. Working Conditions Teamwork is essential in most computer occupations and there is a strong need to adapt to the ever changing technology.

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1 COMPUTERS About the Profession Computers dominate most workplaces today, opening a wide variety of options to people who enjoy their logical nature or their creative potential. Computer professionals may deal with hardware, software, networks, security or administration. Career Options Careers range from tech support to programming, to systems security and administration, and include specialty areas like computer graphics,website development and administration, and games development. Working Conditions Teamwork is essential in most computer occupations and there is a strong need to adapt to the ever changing technology. Income Range The Department of Labor reports the annual income ranges from $28,980 for an entry-level technician to $125,660 for computer systems managers. Career Advancement Individuals can advance through additional education and training, specializing in an area of interest, and by staying current with the developments and trends in the industry. About the Program MCC s programs in computer related fields are designed to prepare graduates for entry-level work in various areas, or to provide the foundation for a bachelor s degree in computer information systems.

2 Programming and Game Development Certificate The Programming and Game Development Certificate presents introductory programming theory, logic, and design concepts common to all programming languages. This certificate prepares students for entry level employment with basic programming courses and provides a solid foundation of syntax to be successful in subsequent programming courses. Many of these courses successfully completed in this certificate program can apply to the Computer Systems Administration Associate of Applied Science Degree. For more information regarding the Programming and Game Development Certificate, see the Computer Information Systems web page at Professional Applications Certificate The Professional Applications Certificate provides students a working knowledge of a variety of software programs used in business today. Many of the courses satisfactorily completed in this certificate program will apply to the Associate of Applied Science degree in Business Administration or Computer Information Systems. For more information regarding the Professional Applications Certificate, see the Computer Information Systems web page at Computer Information Systems Requirements Choose 5 courses or 15 credits in any combination from the following: CIS 135 Microsoft Access Database CIS 136 Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets CIS 138 Microsoft Word CIS 142 Digital Media CIS 141 Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations CIS 145 Photoshop I CIS 243 Web Page Design II Requirement Credits 15 Elective Options Choose any CIS 100 or above course as an elective, as an elective. Elective Credits 3 Total Certificate Credits 18 Certificate Requirements CIS 120 Introduction to Programming Choose 4 courses from the following: CIS 125 Basic Game Design and Creation CIS 200 Programming and Game Development with Visual Basic Basic.Net CIS 204 Programming & Game Development In C++. 3 CIS 206 Programming for the Web in JavaScript... 3 CIS 208 Programming In C# CSC 110 Computer Science I Total Certificate Credits Systems Support and Security Certificate The Systems Support and Security Certificate program provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to enter the profession of technical and network support for an organization. This program includes studies in general network troubleshooting and computer repair procedures as well as an introduction to basic security protocols. For more information regarding the Systems Support and Security Certificate, see the Computer Information Systems web page at Computer Information Systems Requirements CIS 115 A+ Computer Technology Hardware CIS 116 A+ Computer Technology Software CIS 153 Networking Essentials CIS 253 Network Security Requirement Credits 15 Elective Requirements Choose one course from the following CIS 131 Microsoft Office Suite CIS 156 Firewalls and Intrusion Detection MCC Computer Information Systems

3 CIS 261 Computer Support Services Elective Credits 3 Total Certificate Credits 18 Network Support and Information Security, A.A.S. This Associate of Applied Science in Network Support and Information Security is intended for students who plan to work in technology support services. The course work emphasizes computer repair, network troubleshooting, information security, and helpdesk support. Students wishing to transfer to four-year institutions will have the academic foundation applicable to various career fields in cybersecurity, systems administration, computer and digital forensics, game programming, information systems management, and web development. For more information regarding the Network Support and Information Security, AAS, see the Computer Information Systems web page at General Education Requirements BUS 204 Business Communications BUE 110 Business Math CIS 110 Intro to Computer Info Systems Choose one Communications course from the following: BUE 105 Business English ENG 101 English Composition I Choose one Global Awareness course from the AAS General Education Checklist under the programs of study section of the online catalog at catalog.mohave.edu Total General Education Credits 15 Foundation Requirement CIS 120 Introduction to Programming CIS 153 Networking Essentials Total Foundation Credits 21 Degree Emphasis Courses CIS 115 A+ Computer Technology Hardware CIS 116 A+ Computer Technology Software CIS 135 Microsoft Access Database CIS 136 Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets CIS 138 Microsoft Word CIS 141 Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations3 CIS 156 Firewalls and Intrusion Detection CIS 253 Network Security COM 121 Interpersonal Communication Total Degree Emphasis Credits: 30 Capstone Courses CIS 210 Data Base Management and SQL Designs. 3 CIS 270 Systems Analysis and Design CIS 280 CIS Internship Total Capstone Credits 9 Total Degree Credits 60 Computer Graphics and Web Design Certificate The Computer Graphics and Web Design Certificate prepares students for positions in business and industry, or positions that require enhanced knowledge of computer graphics, desktop publishing, and web page design. Most of the courses satisfactorily completed in this certificate program will apply to the Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Graphics and Web Design. For more information regarding the Computer Graphics and Web Design Certificate, see the Computer Information Systems web page at MCC Computer Information Systems 3

4 Computer Information Systems Requirements CIS 142 Digital Media CIS 145 Photoshop I Total Requirement Credits 12 Elective Requirements Choose 6 credits from the following CIS Programming for the Web in JavaScript CIS E-Commerce Technology CIS Web Page Design II CIS Photoshop II Elective Credits 6 Total Certificate Credits 18 Computer Graphics and Web Design, A.A.S. This degree will prepare students to design and develop web sites and use graphic software for publications and professional digital imaging. While many courses are offered in a traditional classroom setting, this degree may also be obtained by taking all of your coursework online. For more information regarding the Computer Graphics and Web Design, AAS, see the Computer Information Systems web page at General Education Requirements BUE 110 Business Math BUS 204 Business Communications Choose one additional Communications course from the following: BUE 105 Business English ENG 101 English Composition I Choose one Global Awareness course from the AAS General Education Checklist under the programs of study section of the online catalog at catalog.mohave.edu Total General Education Requirements Foundation Requirements BUS 161 Marketing CIS 125 Basic Game Design and Creation Total Foundation Requirements 6 Degree Emphasis Requirements CIS 131 Microsoft Office Suite CIS 142 Digital Media CIS 145 Photoshop I CIS 241 E-Commerce Technology ART 130 World Art History I ART 230 World Art History II BUE 101 Intro to Business and Entrepreneurship... 3 BUE 175 Business Ethics Total Degree Emphasis Requirements 27 Capstone Requirements CIS 243 Web Page Design II CIS 245 Photoshop II CIS 270 Systems Analysis and Design CIS 280 CIS Internship Total Capstone Requirements 12 Total Degree Credits 60 Computer Information Systems Administration, A.A.S. The Associate of Applied Sciences in Computer Information Systems Administration prepares the student for transfer to a university Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Technology Management as well as the Northern Arizona University Bachelor in Interdisciplinary Studies: Technology Management 90/30 degree. The AAS, Computer Information Systems Administration, also includes the Associate of Arts General Education Core (AGEC-A) requirements. For more information regarding the Computer Information Systems Administration, AAS, see the Computer Information Systems web page at Note: Students may complete their degrees with Northern Arizona University through online classes. (NAU s Cultural Understanding requirements may be completed after transfer.) General Education Special Requirements A. Freshman Composition 6 ENG 101 English Composition I ENG 102 English Composition II B. Mathematics 3-4 Choose one course from the following. MAT 142 College Mathematics MAT 151 College Algebra C. Arts and Humanities 6 Choose two courses from Section C in the (AGEC-A) with different prefixes. The AGEC-A can be found under the programs of study section of the online catalog at catalog.mohave.edu D. Social and Behavioral Sciences 6 BUS 206 Microeconomics SOC 131 Introduction to Sociology E. Physical and Biological Sciences 8-10 Choose two courses from Section E In the AGEC-A. The 4 MCC Computer Information Systems

5 AGEC-A can be found under the programs of study section of the online catalog at catalog.mohave.edu. F. Options 6 BUS 207 Macroeconomics Total General Education Credits Program Requirements CIS 115 A+ Computer Technology Hardware CIS 116 A+ Computer Technology Software CIS 120 Introduction to Programming CIS 153 Networking Essentials CIS 210 Data Base Management and SQL Design.. 3 CIS 253 Network Security CIS 270 Systems Analysis And Design Choose two courses from the following: CIS 204 Programming & Game Development In C++. 3 CIS 206 Programming for the Web in JavaScript... 3 CIS 208 Programming In C# CIS 110 Computer Science I Total Degree Credits: Computer Information Systems, ABus (SR) The Associate of Business in Computer Information Systems prepares the student for transfer to a university Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Computer Information Systems or Management Information Systems. Note: The Computer Information Systems, ABus (SR), program requirements may differ between universities and the official transfer guide located at aztransfer.com. Students are encouraged to consult with a student services specialist concerning the additional requirements of each university. For more information regarding the Computer Information Systems, ABus (SR), see the Computer Information Systems web page at Additional Requirements (U of A only) After consulting with a student services specialist, choose a four credit hour transferrable* language course (not English) from the Business Major Guide at aztransfer.com. Quantitative Methods Consult a student services specialist or see the Business Major Guide on the AZTransfer homepage for university specific quantitative requirements. NAU and U of A Requirement MAT 201 Finite Mathematics OR ASU Requirement MAT 231 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II Quantitative Methods Requirements 3-4 Program Requirements ACC 125 Introduction to Accounting BUS 202 Legal Environment of Business BUS 208 Business Statistics BUS 221 Financial Accounting BUS 222 Managerial Accounting CIS 120 Introduction to Programming CIS 208 Programming In C# CIS 270 Systems Analysis And Design Total Program Requirements 25 Total Degree Credits *A transferrable course is defined as an MCC course that transfers to all three Arizona state universities (Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and University of Arizona). General Education Credits See the Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-B) under the programs of study section of the online catalog at catalog.mohave.edu for details. Special Requirements for the AGEC-B BUS 206 Microeconomics BUS 207 Macroeconomics MCC Computer Information Systems 5

6 Computer Science, AS (CSD) The Associate of Science in Computer Science prepares the student for transfer to a university Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. This program includes studies in multiple programming languages as well as an extensive examination of Object Oriented Programming concepts. The AS, Computer Science degree also includes the Associate of Science Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-S) requirements (including upper level math, science, arts and humanities, and social sciences) to give the student a well-rounded perspective. Note: Students are encouraged to consult with a student services specialist concerning the Section F options of the AGEC-S. For more information regarding the Computer Science, AS, see the Computer Information Systems web page at General Education Credits See the Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-S) under the programs of study section of the online catalog at catalog.mohave.edu for details. Notes: CIS and/or Engineering Requirements CIS 120 Introduction to Programming CIS 204 Programming and Game Development in C++. 3 CIS 206 Programming for the Web in JavaScript... 3 CIS 208 Programming in C# Choose one of the following courses: CIS 210 Database Management and SQL Design.. 3 EGR 102 Introduction to Engineering with Lab Total CIS and/or Engineering Requirements 15 Computer Science Requirements CSC 110 Computer Science I CSC 210 Computer Science II Total Computer Science Requirements 8 Total Degree Credits MCC Computer Information Systems

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8 Becoming an MCC Student The following are some brief points about MCC. Complete information is available in the Mohave Community College Catalog. When you are ready to become an MCC student, the catalog will serve as your complete guide to the college. The catalog is online at catalog.mohave.edu Planning for the future Mohave Community College is your stepping stone to advanced college degrees and other specialized education through the partnerships that MCC has established with 17 premiere four-year educational institutions. These institutions offer seamless transfer of most MCC credits and programs to bachelor degree programs. In many instances, students also have the opportunity to continue their education with programs that lead to master and doctoral degrees. For more information about MCC partnerships, visit edu or talk with your advisor. Financial Aid and Scholarships Financial aid is offered at MCC through scholarships, loans, grants and employment. For detailed information on financial aid opportunities, call MCC connect. Student Services A broad range of student services are provided at MCC. For complete details, see the MCC catalog or visit Veterans Education Benefits Mohave Community College provides services to veterans, widows and dependents who may be eligible for education assistance from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Services offered include assistance with the application for education benefits, tutoring assistance and services for disabled veterans. Disability Services Each campus has a Student Services Specialist who coordinates assistance to people with documented disabilities. These individuals provide disability accommodations, information and referral services. They serve as a connecting link between students with disabilities and the college. Students needing accommodations should contact a Student Services Specialist before registering for classes. The college requires six weeks notice to provide disability related accommodations. For more information, contact the campus Student Services Office. Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Policy Statement Mohave Community College strives to facilitate, within reason, appropriate resources, services, and auxiliary aids to allow each qualified person with a documented disability equitable access to educational programs, social experiences and career opportunities. The vice president for administration, director of human resources and the dean of student services shall act as ADA coordinators for the college to oversee compliance in the areas of facilities, student accommodations and employment practices. Equal Opportunity Policy Statement Mohave Community College does not discriminate on the basis of sex, color, race, religious preference, age, disability, national origin, veteran status or any other legally protected class in any of its policies, practices and procedures, and it is an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer. For more information, call the Human Resources Office at , 1971 Jagerson Ave., Kingman, AZ Grievance procedures are available in the MCC Student Handbook online at mohave.edu. Safety on Campus Mohave Community College is proud of its reputation as a safe place to be. Safety requires constant vigilance by the college, students, staff and all those using college facilities or resources. The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act requires MCC to disclose statistics on crimes committed on and near its campuses for the previous three years. A copy of this report is available at: Accreditation Mohave Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 30 N. LaSalle St., Suite 2400, Chicago, IL , phone Individual programs are accredited by agencies serving their fields. For details, go to: catalog.mohave.edu