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Computer Programming

Are you interested in computers? Do you like to solve problems using technology?   

Explore real-world scenarios to gain knowledge of hardware components and software applications, perform installation, identify new IT trends and technologies, and understand device cross-platform development. Learn User Experience (UX), User Interface (UI), and responsive design while preparing for careers in the computer programming field.   

Location: Career Connect Campus

Credentials Earned

  • Information Technology Specialist HTML5 Application Developer
  • Information Technology Specialist Python
  • Information Technology Specialist HTML & CSS
  • Information Technology Specialist JavaScript
  • Information Technology Specialist Databases

Articulated Credit Earned

Pursuing postsecondary education? See how your credits could carry over in Michigan:

Credentials and articulation is dependent on the grade earned in the class and passing credential exams.

Common Jobs and Salaries

What could I do after this class?

  • -

What could I do with more formal learning?

  • Web Developer ($82,364)
  • Computer Programmer ($80,013)
  • Software Developer ($123,198)  

 

Data provided by Michigan Center for Data and Analytics (MCDA), Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (2025) and Long-Term Occupational Employment Projections (2032), Southwest Michigan Prosperity Region.

Interested in this class? Learn more about the application process and talk with your high school counselor about enrolling.

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Meet The Instructors

Daryle Suggs

Daryle Suggs

Computer Programming Instructor

Brandon Barnes

Brandon Barnes

Computer Programming Technical Assistant

It’s useful because even if I don’t get hired into a computer programming job, being able to use like programming computers is just something I can still put on my resume.

— Daryle Sugg, Computer Programming Instructor

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