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Mar 14, 2025
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2025-2026 Academic Catalog and Student Handbook
Software Development AAS Degree
Location(s):
Online
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Program Information
The Anoka Technical College Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in Software Development is a 60-credit program is designed to prepare graduates to successfully compete for high-paying, rewarding careers in IT fields with the highest demand, both today and in the future.
This unique program allows technical specialization in Software Development while the diverse courses from other specializations build the broad IT foundation needed to understand the terminology and methodologies of other IT specialties in the workplace.
The Software Development A.A.S. degree includes General Education credits, which broaden knowledge beyond what is required in the technical field and places the student on track for future managerial positions.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate the ability to write code applying basic programming concepts such as variables, loops, conditionals, methods and objects.
- Gain foundational knowledge of data structures and basic algorithms to manage data.
- Develop the ability to identify and fix errors in code.
- Be familiar with basic project management methodologies and learn how to participate in a software development project.
- Illustrate how to store, retrieve, and update data from a data source.
- Use current frontend technologies to build a web application.
- Explain the importance of building ethical, secure, and accessible software.
- Apply critical thinking skills in the identification, analysis and resolution of information technology problems.
- Clearly express ideas and information in written and spoken form.
Program Start Dates
Fall Semester: August
Spring Semester: January
Faculty Contact
Jerry Kne: 763-576-4044
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Program Sequence - Fall Start
Fall Semester: 15 Credits
Spring Semester: 15 Credits
Fall Semester: 15 Credits
Spring Semester: 15 Credits
Program Sequence - Spring Start
Spring Semester: 15 Credits
Fall Semester: 15 Credits
Spring Semester: 15 Credits
Fall Semester: 15 Credits
MnTC General Education Credits: 15
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