Computer Programming Program

Program Overview
The Computer Programming Program trains professionals in software development, computer system management, hardware troubleshooting, and technical support within the field of information technologies.
Graduates of this program develop software applications, enhance existing systems, and solve technical challenges using various programming languages. They apply analytical thinking and problem-solving skills to understand the needs of employers or clients and create effective software solutions.

The program provides students with a comprehensive foundation in programming, covering essential languages and technologies, including:

Algorithm and Programming – C
Visual Programming – C#
Object-Oriented Programming – Java
Database Design – SQL
Web Development – HTML, CSS, and additional web technologies
Emerging Technologies – Internet of Things (IoT), smart devices, and an introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The program emphasizes hands-on learning, ensuring that students gain practical experience through:

Intensive computer lab sessions – Each student works on individual computers to develop and test applications.
A mandatory 20-day summer internship – Students can complete their internships in any industry that utilizes information technologies, including software companies, IT departments, healthcare, education, and freelance opportunities.

Graduates of the Computer Programming Program have strong national and international job prospects. They can work in both the public and private sectors, including:

Software Development Companies
Information Technology (IT) Departments
Health and Education Sectors (IT and digital transformation roles)
Freelance Software Development and Technical Support Services
As computers and digital technologies become increasingly essential in every industry, computer programmers remain in high demand, making this a secure and future-proof career choice.

Graduates who pass the Vertical Transfer Examination (DGS) can continue their education in a wide range of undergraduate programs, including:

Computer Sciences
Computer Engineering
Computer and Instructional Technologies Teaching
Information Systems Engineering
Information Systems and Technologies
Industrial Engineering
Physics
Physical Engineering
Statistics
Statistics and Computer Sciences (A program with a strong focus on Artificial Intelligence studies)
Control and Automation Engineering
Mathematics and Computer Sciences
Meteorological Engineering
Space Engineering
Software Engineering
Management Information Systems (Includes a distance education option and is a highly popular program)