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Online Associate's Degrees in Software Engineering

Find online Associate's Degrees, courses, and programs in Software Engineering . Curriculum & programs in this area cover a broad range of subjects and are designed to provide students with a broad-based education.

Associate of Applied Business in Computer Software Technology

The Computer Software Technology program prepares graduates for entry-level positions in computer-related fields. The program emphasizes computer operation and application in the business environment. Students develop a solid foundation in technical training, problem solving, and communication skills including: Creating and utilizing spreadsheets using Excel Creating and utilizing databases using Access Operating computerized accounting systems Preparing professional presentations using PowerPoint Preparing business documents in Word Entry-level Employment Opportunities Computer Support Specialist Help Desk Technician Computer Operator Administrative Assistant Data Processing Technician Computer Processing Technician.

Offered by: Brown Mackie College

Software Application Development Associate's Degree

This degree helps develop your experience and knowledge within the computer software programming field, as well as build your communication and leadership skills so you can enter your career with the confidence you need to successfully resolve software-related issues and challenges in the workplace.

Offered by: Rasmussen College

Software Technologies

IS A CAREER IN SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES RIGHT FOR ME?
Software Technologies is the perfect program for people who want to master both office and computer skills. Individuals who specialize in this area are generally good at multi-tasking and working with computers.

WHAT'S THE JOB OUTLOOK?
Computers create countless efficiencies in today's marketplace, making them the essential ingredient to business success. The demand for computer support specialists is steadily increasing, as their employers rely on them to provide technical assistance to their colleagues. In fact, computer specialists are projected to be among the fastest-growing occupations through 2010.* Employers in today's job market are seeking job candidates who have up-to-date computer skills and the ability to keep pace with evolving technologies.

WHAT WILL I DO WITH MY EDUCATION?
Graduates of Heald's Software Technologies program pursue rewarding careers in a variety of positions, including Software Specialist, Computer Support Specialist, Technology Coordinator, Help Desk Specialist, Customer Service Representative, and Administrative Assistant.

As a specialist in this field, you will perform a variety of administrative and computer support tasks. Your duties might include creating presentation materials for your team members or troubleshooting problems with computer hardware and software. No matter what position you hold, your Heald degree will help prepare you for great success in the workplace.

Offered by: Heald College

AAS in Software Engineering Technology

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Offered by: Globe University/MSB

Computer Software and Information Technology (A.A.S.)

Computer Software and Information Technology (SIT) is an extremely dynamic discipline requiring professionals with a broad base of up-to-date skills. Changes occur rapidly, not only in the computing technology, but also in the computing needs of the community. To better keep pace with emerging technologies, P.I.T. has become an authorized member of both the Microsoft IT Academy and the Cisco Networking Academy.

SIT majors specialize in System Administration and Support. This requires a core of 15 courses designed to give students a fundamental understanding of both theoretical and applied computer software and information technologies.

Graduates are qualified for entry-level positions such as:

  • Junior programmer
  • Systems analyst
  • Information technology solutions designer
  • Network administrators
  • LAN/WAN design technicians
  • Help desk support technicians


Graduates may also transfer appropriate credits to a four-year degree program. In the final semester courses are given one at a time sequentially so that students can concentrate on one topic exclusively before moving on to the next.

Computer Software and Information Technology graduates are able to:
  • Develop a base for adapting to the ever-evolving electronics technologies.
  • Acquire basic office software skills.
  • Write information systems requirements specification.
  • Function within the UNIX operating environment.
  • Understand computer network architecture and administration.
  • Understand structured and object-oriented programming methods.
  • Understand the importance of project management.
  • Know the standards for human-computer interface design.
  • Develop an Internet website.

Offered by: Pennsylvania Institute of Tech.
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