COMI-160 Introduction to Computer Info Systems 3 3 COMI-169 Supporting End Users SAC, WAC 3 3 Select of a minimum of 6 credits from COMG or OISY

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1 Computer Occupations Technology Associate in Applied Science Information Technology Division Office: Regional Technology Center M-TEC RTC2105 Phone: (810) This program is designed to allow students to customize a computer technology program that will suit their needs. Students are introduced to the fundamental concepts in the computing environment and then allowed to choose individual courses to broaden their knowledge base in the areas of their intended occupation. In addition, there is room in the curriculum for elective courses in fields other than computers to accommodate students who wish to apply computer technology to other fields, such as management, marketing, education, consulting services, social sciences, human service, health services, etc. See Notes below for more information Expand all " Preferred Classes" links Occupational Specialty Courses Core Basic Requirements - all are required COMG-161 Intro to Computer Security 1 1 COMG-153 Computers-A Practical Approach CAC 3 3 or or COMG-164 Introduction to Productivity Software CAC 2 2 COMI-160 Introduction to Computer Info Systems 3 3 COMI-169 Supporting End Users SAC, WAC 3 3 Select of a minimum of 6 credits from COMG or OISY Preferred Classes COMG-150 Introduction to Computer Technology CAC 1 1 COMG-153 Computers-A Practical Approach CAC 3 3 COMG-164 Introduction to Productivity Software CAC 2 2 COMG-165 Using the Internet 1 1 COMG-168 Maintaining Your PC 3 3 OISY-101 Keyboarding I 2 2 OISY-102 Keyboarding II 2 2 OISY-104 Intermediate Keyboarding 4 4 OISY-107 Office Applications 4 4 OISY-123 Records Systems 3 3 OISY-136 Notetaking 3 3 OISY-150 Business Transcription 3 3

2 OISY-156 Medical Transcription -General Medicine 3 3 OISY-157 Medical Transcription for Radiology 3 3 OISY-158 Medical Transcription for Surgery 4 4 OISY-160 Medical Transcription Internship 4 4 OISY-165 Medical Transcription Certification 3 3 OISY-229 Independent Study 1 1 OISY-295 Office Management/Procedures 3 3 Internet Requirement Required Hardware Requirement Required 3 3 COMC-115 A+ Core Hardware Components 3 3 Required 3 3 Operating Systems Requirements - all are required Networking Requirement COMS-120 Windows Concepts/Computing Technology 3 3 COMS-166 Introduction to Unix 1 1 COMS-130 Intro to Linux Administration 3 3 COMC-125 A+ Operating System Technologies 3 3 Required Visual Programming Requirement COMN-110 Networking Essentials NTL, WAC 3 3 Required 3 3 COMS-172 Introduction to Visual Basic NTL 4 4 Select a minimum of 6 credits from COMI, COMN, COMS, COMT or COMW Preferred Classes COMI-260 Advanced Unix 2 2 COMI-261 Database Concepts 4 4 COMI-263 Structured Query Language (SQL) 4 4 COMI-268 Externship I 2 2

3 COMI-269 Externship II 2 2 COMI-277 Internet Programming for Business 2 2 COMN-130 Imp/Supp Microsoft Network Clients NTL 3 3 COMN-132 Suppt Microsoft Wnds Ntwrk Core Techn NTL 3 3 COMN-133 Administering Network Structure, 3 3 COMN-134 Administering Active Directory Services, 3 3 COMN-150 Networking Administration NTL 3 3 COMN-231 Designing Active Dir Ser Infrastructure, 3 3 COMN-232 Designing a Network Infrastructure 3 3 COMN-233 Network Security 3 3 COMS-101 Intro to Software Develop. Using Vb 1 1 COMS-167 Command Based Operating Systems 3 3 COMS-170 Intro to Programming NTL 3 3 COMS-171 Introduction to C++ NTL 4 4 COMS-172 Introduction to Visual Basic NTL 4 4 COMS-175 Introduction to Java NTL 4 4 COMS-270 Advanced Java 4 4 COMS-272 Advanced Visual Basic NTL 3 3 COMS-280 Adv Programming in C++ NTL 4 4 COMT-110 Introduction to Digital Technology 3 3 COMT-120 Digital Media Production I 3 3 COMT-121 COMT-122 COMT-123 Photo/Graphic Manipulation Topics/Issues Web Page Development: Topics and Issues Publication Development: Topics/Issues COMT-220 Digital Media Production II 3 3 COMT-260 Educational Technology 3 4 COMT-270 Field Experience 2 2 COMW-241 Interactive Web Page Design Programming Options Required COMS-170 Intro to Programming NTL 3 3 or COMS-171 Introduction to C++ NTL 4 4 or COMS-175 Introduction to Java NTL 4 4 Required Related Requirement Courses

4 MATH-160 Intermediate Algebra 4 4 Required 4 4 SUB TOTAL Plus any additional credits needed to fulfill General Education Requirements. General Education Requirements To assure a broad experience with general education for every MCC student, the College has adopted the following General Education Graduation Requirements. In order to graduate with an AA, AS, AGS or AAS degree, each student must fulfill each of these objectives: Objective I - Communication Complete the following: B 1 ENGL 101 English Composition 3 3 and 1 ENGL 102 English Composition WAC Writing Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes COMN-110 Networking Essentials NTL, WAC 3 3 COMI-169 Supporting End Users SAC, WAC SAC Speaking Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes COMI-169 Supporting End Users SAC, WAC 3 3 Objective II - Mathematics a. Placement Test score of Math 160 or higher; b. Score 22 or better on the Math portion of the ACT or 560 on the Math portion of SAT test; c. Complete Math 101 or higher level MCC math course; d. Placement Test score of Math 101 or higher or complete:

5 1 MAC Math Across the Curriculum and 1 MATH 021 Basic Mathematics 5 5 or MATT 094A Technical Arithmetic 1 1 MATT 094B Technical Algebra 1 1 MATT 094C Technical Measurement 1 1 MATT 094D Technical Geometry 1 1 or BUSN 106 Business Mathematics 3 3 or FMG.104 Food Service Math 3 3 Objective III -Multicultural Awareness 1 MES Multi-cultural Ethnic Studies Objective IV -Computing C 1 CAC Computer Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes COMG-164 Introduction to Productivity Software CAC 2 2 COMG-153 Computers-A Practical Approach CAC 3 3 COMG-150 Introduction to Computer Technology CAC 1 1 Objective V -Scientific Inquiry 1 SMC Scientific Method Course Preferred Classes Area Requirements Complete one for each requirement: 1 HUM Humanities courses 1 SOC Social Sciences courses

6 1 NTL Natural/Technical Laboratory Science courses Preferred Classes COMS-172 Introduction to Visual Basic NTL 4 4 COMN-130 Imp/Supp Microsoft Network Clients NTL 3 3 COMS-170 Intro to Programming NTL 3 3 COMS-175 Introduction to Java NTL 4 4 COMS-280 Adv Programming in C++ NTL 4 4 COMN-110 Networking Essentials NTL, WAC 3 3 COMN-132 Suppt Microsoft Wnds Ntwrk Core Techn NTL 3 3 COMN-150 Networking Administration NTL 3 3 COMS-171 Introduction to C++ NTL 4 4 COMS-272 Advanced Visual Basic NTL 3 3 NOTES A. Students who first started classes Fall 2002 or after must complete requirements in all categories. Students who enrolled prior to Fall 2002 may choose to fulfill these requirements or those in effect when they first enrolled. Those requirements may be found in previous catalogs or by checking with an advisor or counselor. B. A student may qualify to skip ENGL 101 and go directly to ENGL 102 by scoring 24 on the English part of the ACT, or 590 on verbal part of the SAT, or 115 on the placement test along with a reading level of grade 13 or higher and applying for and passing a special writing exam. C. Students may satisfy this requirement by passing the MCC computer literacy test. D. Students may substitute ENGL 101 & English Composition I & II with ENGL 101 & Technical Writing Emphasis I & II. Graduation: Remember to file an application for graduation with the Registration & Cashier s Office as soon as you register for your final semester. Students should see an advisor to plan their individual program. Expand all " Preferred Classes" links MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1401 East Court St. Flint, MI (810) MCC