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The Computer Science Department offers a variety of degree and certificate programs. The department works closely with Oregon Universities in articulating computer science curriculum to several four-year schools in Oregon in computer science, software engineering, health informatics and emerging media and digital arts. They also provide two year applied training in computer support and graphic design. Shorter term options are available as well.

Transfer Degrees

Oregon Transfer Degree - Computer Science*
Computer Programming and Software
Emerging Media and Digital Arts (EMDA)
Information Technology / Health Informatics Option
Software Engineering Technology

Associate of Applied Science

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Computer Support Technician
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Design and Digital Media
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One-year Certificate

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Design and Digital Media
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Career Pathway Certificates

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Computer Support Technician
Software Specialist
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Design and Digital Media
Adobe® Applications Technician
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Program Advisors

Heidi Harless, Graphic Design Coordinator
Heidi Harless
Digital Design and Media Program
Coordinator / Faculty
Jeremy Taylor, Computer Science co-chair
Jeremy Taylor
Computer Science Department Co-Chair / Faculty
Cyndy Patterson, Computer Science co-chair
Cyndy Patterson
Computer Science Department
Co-Chair / Faculty
Kelly Johnson, advisor for Computer Science
Kelly Johnson
Computer Science Adjunct Faculty (RWC)
 
*Here is a link to lower division BA/BS graduation requirements and program notes for each of the respective colleges that have partnered with RCC in offering the above Oregon Transfer Degree in Computer Science. These are not ASOT-CS graduation requirements; these are the courses taken for the elective block for each college. Numbers shown are common community college numbers unless otherwise noted.

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