Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
|
AAS or AAS-T degree college-level credits |
90 (min) |
CSI 330 |
Software Engineering |
5 |
CSI 335 |
Discrete Math |
5 |
CSI 340 |
Software Application Development I |
5 |
CSI 345 |
Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms |
5 |
CSI 350 |
Software Application Development II |
5 |
CSI 360 |
Mobile Application Development I |
5 |
CSI 460 |
Mobile Application Development II |
5 |
CSI 470 |
Data Mining |
5 |
CSI 475 |
Advanced Database Intelligence |
5 |
CSI 483 |
IT Project Management |
5 |
CSI 495^ |
Independent Study^ |
(1-5) |
|
Capstone/Internship Pathway (options listed below) |
10 |
|
Six approved general education options |
30 |
|
Total |
180 |
Path 1: No Internship
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
CSI 492 |
Senior Capstone Project |
5 |
CSI 499 |
Emerging Technologies |
5 |
Path 2: Internship + Course
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
CSI 494* |
Cooperative Education/Internship* – 15 hours/week |
5 |
CSI 499 |
Emerging Technologies |
5 |
Path 3: Internship Only
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
CSI 494* |
Cooperative Education/Internship* – 30+ hours/week |
10 |
*CSI 494 is variable credits up to 10 credits. Students who take this course can replace CSI 492 (5 credits), or CSI 492 + CSI 499 (10 credits).
^CSI 495 Independent Study can be taken in place of another course, with instructor permission.
General Education Course Requirements:
For a bachelor’s degree in the state of Washington, a total of 60 general education credits are required across 5 distribution areas: 10 credits in communication, 5 credits in quantitative / symbolic reasoning, 10 credits in humanities, 10 credits in social sciences, and 10 credits in natural sciences. The remaining 15 general education credits can come from any distribution area. The courses that each student takes depends on the distribution area(s) of classes taken at the associate’s level or transferred to RTC. For example, students who enter the BAS program with the minimum of 20 credits of college-level general education will need to take 40 more credits (8 classes).
Communication (10 credits)
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
ENGL& 101 |
English Composition |
5 |
ENGL& 102 |
Writing From Research |
5 |
ENGL& 235 |
Technical Writing |
5 |
Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning (5 credits)
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
MATH 136 |
Inferential Statistics |
5 |
MATH& 107 |
Contemporary Mathematics |
5 |
MATH& 141 |
Pre-Calculus I |
5 |
MATH& 142 |
Pre-Calculus II |
5 |
MATH& 146 |
Introduction to Statistics |
5 |
MATH& 151 |
Calculus I |
5 |
MATH& 152 |
Calculus II |
5 |
Humanities (10 credits)
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
ART& 100 |
Art Appreciation |
5 |
CMST& 101 |
Introduction to Communication |
5 |
CMST& 220 |
Public Speaking |
5 |
ENGL& 111 |
Introduction to Literature |
5 |
ENGL& 254 |
World Literature |
5 |
HIST 110 |
Survey of American History |
5 |
HIST& 126 |
World Civilization |
5 |
HIST& 136 |
U.S. History I |
5 |
HIST& 137 |
U.S. History II |
5 |
HUM& 101 |
Introduction to Humanities |
5 |
MUSC& 105 |
Fundamentals of Music |
5 |
PHIL 481 |
Legal and Ethical Aspects of IT (recommended) |
5 |
PHIL& 101 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
5 |
SPAN& 121 |
Spanish I |
5 |
Social Sciences (10 credits)
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
ANTH& 234 |
Religion and Culture |
5 |
ANTH& 235 |
Cross-Cultural Medicine |
5 |
ECON& 201 |
Microeconomics |
5 |
ECON& 202 |
Macro Economics |
5 |
POLS 150 |
Contemporary World Issues |
5 |
POLS& 202 |
American Government |
5 |
PSYC& 100 |
General Psychology |
5 |
PSYC& 200 |
Developmental Psychology |
5 |
SOC& 101 |
Survey of Sociology |
5 |
Natural Sciences (10 credits)
Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
BIOL 105 |
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology |
5 |
BIOL& 100 |
Survey of Biology |
5 |
BIOL& 160 |
General Biology |
5 |
BIOL& 241 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology I |
5 |
BIOL& 242 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
5 |
BIOL& 260 |
Microbiology |
5 |
CHEM& 121 |
Introduction to Chemistry |
5 |
CHEM& 131 |
Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry |
5 |
GEOL& 101 |
Introduction to Geology |
5 |
PHYS& 114 |
General Physics I |
5 |
NUTR& 101 |
Human Nutrition (not a lab science) |
5 |
Other General Education
The remaining 15 general education credits can come from any distribution area.