Software Development Degrees and Programs
Seminole State offers a variety of certificates and degrees in software development. Learn more about each program type to decide which one is right for you.
A.S. Degrees
Graduates of the A.S. degree programs can enter the workforce immediately or continue education at the university level. As technology becomes more sophisticated, employers continue to look for software developers who are skilled in new technology and require a minimum of additional on-the-job training. Seminole State's Software Development programs are designed to meet the demand for highly skilled software developers.
- Software Development
Specialization Tracks in the A.S. Software Development Degree
Students may choose from one of four specialization tracks.
College Credit Certificates
In addition to the A.A. and A.S. programs, Seminole State offers professional certificate programs that train students in various skills and techniques related to computer programming and content development.
- Software Development Specialist (18 credits)
- Software Development Certificate (33 credits)
- Information Technology Analysis Certificate (27 credits)
- Web Development Certificate (15 credits)
A.A. Degrees
An Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree helps students seamlessly transition into a bachelor's degree program at one of Florida's four-year institutions.
Students studying software development will complete the common prerequisite courses for an upper-division computer major as part of their general A.A. degree program. After graduating from Seminole State, they can continue their studies at a state college or university with junior standing.
Seminole State offers prerequisite courses for the following majors:
