Computer Technology (AAS)
60 Credits
Graduates who earn the AAS degree in Computer Technology will develop a broad range of skills to support computer-based applications in business and industry. These skills include problem-solving in computer architecture, database use and design, telecommunications, programming and system design. This degree positions individuals to seek employment in a variety of businesses that utilize Information Technology (IT) professionals.
Core Courses – 32 Credits
COMT 1173, COMT 1181, COMT 1184 and COMT 2188: These courses must be completed within the last seven years prior to completing the Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Technology, with or without Industry Certification.
Complete at least 6 credits from the following eight courses:
| COMT 1205 | Introduction to Visual Basic | 3 cr |
| COMT 1182 | Advanced Database Management Systems | 3 cr |
| COMT 2096 | Internship in Computer Technology | 2-4 cr |
| COMT 2250 | Object Oriented Programming with Java for HCST | 4 cr |
| CSCI 1101 | Introduction to Computing and Problem Solving | 4 cr |
| CSCI 1111 | Introduction to Programming in C | 4 cr |
| CSCI 1202 | Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in C++ | 4 cr |
| CSCI 1203 | Introduction to Computer Programming in Java | 4 cr |
COMT 1205, CSCI 1111, CSCI 1202 and CSCI 1203: These courses must be completed within the last seven years prior to completing the Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Technology, with or without Industry Certification.
Additional Required Courses – 28 Credits
Complete one of the following two courses:
Complete one of the following four courses:
Complete one additional MnTC course from Goals 3-10 (3-5 Credits)
Complete additional courses to reach 28 credits (8-10 Credits)
Recommended:
Other Degree Requirements
If needed, complete additional courses to reach 60 college-level credits total.
- Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 for college-level coursework (courses numbered 1000 and above) completed at Normandale.
- Earn a minimum of 15 college-level credits at Normandale.
Coursework in this degree program satisfies a portion of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC). Please see MnTC Degree Audit Report.
