A minimum of 45 transferable university quarter credits are required to enroll in the following programs. There are no exceptions.
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The Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing will give you a solid foundation in computing and network technologies. This degree offers more relevant experience than your typical tech degree, with hands-on lab experience and highly experienced faculty.
This applied computing program is based on certificate programs for Cisco Certified Network Associate, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and Certified Information Systems Security Professional.
Learning Outcomes
Throughout the applied computing bachelor’s program, you’ll learn:
Fundamental programming concepts
Working knowledge of web technology and how to create a website
Fundamentals of computing with an emphasis on the five basic areas of IT: applications, platforms, development, data, and communication
Human computer interaction (HCI), software design, and computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW)
Information systems composed of data acquisition, data transport, data manipulation, data storage, and data display
Basic operating system concepts and principles
Common threats and vulnerabilities, risk management techniques, and controls
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Program Entry Requirements
This program requires MATH 138 College Algebra or higher for the College Mathematics requirement.
Lower-Division Requirements
Note: A minimum of two different academic disciplines is required in humanities, social studies, natural science/math.
Preparatory Courses (15 Credits)
IS 201 Fundamentals of Computing (5)
CS 132 Computer Science 1 (5)
CS 251 Statistical Computing (QSR for select programs/NS) (5)
Core Requirements (45 Credits)
CS 302 Human Computer Interaction (5)
CS 330 Network Communications (5)
CS 351 Discrete Mathematics in Computing (NS) (5)
IS 312 Web Design (5)
IS 340 Operating Systems (5)
IS 345 Cybersecurity (5)
IS 350 Systems Analysis and Design (5)
IS 360 Database Technologies (5)
IS 471 Cyber Ethics (SS) (5)
Capstone (5 Credits)
CS 497 Technology Capstone (5)
Upon completion of the BS in Applied Computing program at CityU, you’ll be well prepared to work on the networks, data systems, and computing backbones that support every industry around today.
As a graduate, you may pursue a career as a:
Software developer
Network engineer, operator, or manager
Database engineer
Information security specialist
Systems integrator
Computer scientist
Networking Opportunities
At CityU, you’ll have the opportunity to expand your professional network by connecting with faculty working in your field, students from around the globe, and alumni employed at Seattle’s top companies. Plus, you’ll be part of a supportive community that’s dedicated to helping you reach your career goals.
International student health insurance for academic students per quarter: $390
