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Your Computing and Software Development Pathway

Embark on an exciting journey with LWTech's Computing and Software Development program, delving deep into fundamental and advanced aspects of front-end and back-end programming. You’ll learn the craft of designing, coding, implementing, and maintaining applications, websites, and database systems for a dynamic skill set.

You’ll benefit from our faculty's deep industry expertise at renowned tech giants like Microsoft, Tableau, and Amazon. Their real-world insights amplify your learning, providing invaluable understanding of the ever-evolving tech landscape. Through your program, you’ll engage directly with industry experts, fostering priceless connections that pave the way for future opportunities.

In your program, you’ll benefit from small class settings, ensuring personalized attention and hands-on training for an enriched learning experience.

A Computing and Software Development student attends a hybrid class presentation

Upon graduation, unlock a spectrum of career pathways. Alumni flourish in local tech powerhouses such as Microsoft, T-Mobile, and Stockcharts.com, occupying key roles as software engineers, QA engineers, and project managers across the Puget Sound and Northwest regions.

Your degree isn't just a milestone; it's a seamless gateway to a rewarding career in IT.

Discover a world of opportunities with our Computing and Software Development program at LWTech!

 

Information Technology: Computing and Software Development, BAS

Bachelor of Applied Science

Information Technology: Computing and Software Development, BAS Info

Computing and Software Development, AAS-T

Associate of Applied Science - Transfer

Computing and Software Development, AAS-T Info

C++/C# Programmer

Certificate of Completion

C++/C# Programmer, Certificate of Completion Info

Software Development

Certificate of Proficiency

Software Development, Certificate of Proficiency Info

Web Applications Development

Certificate of Proficiency

Web Applications Development Certificate Info

 

Computing Software Development, BAS Course Map

 

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Additional Program Information

  • Computing and Software Development AAS-T Program Admission Dates
    • Summer Quarter
    • Fall Quarter
    • Winter Quarter
    • Spring Quarter
  • Computing and Software Development BAS Program Admission Dates
    • Fall Quarter
    • Winter Quarter
    • Spring Quarter
  • Computing and Software Development AAS-T & BAS Program Class Format
    • Hybrid (part of class time on-campus, part online)

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Entry into Computing Software Development program requires completion of the general online application.

  • Admission to the associate degree is open to all students
  • Admission to the applied bachelor's degree is competitive

 

LWTech does not offer every course each quarter. It is the student's responsibility to consult the Class Schedule and work out an individual schedule with an advisor. Any developmental coursework you might be required to complete may increase the program length.

At LWTech, we welcome all students as an open enrollment college and we are committed to your inclusion at the college. This program of study leads to an industry or specific employers that may require a full or partial background check as well as a drug test before you start the job. Please know LWTech is committed to your inclusion at the college and you can talk with an advisor about alternative options that may be similar to this program.

 

Key Contacts

Alexandra Vaschillo

Professor
Computing Software Development

T414L (425) 739-8341 Email Alexandra

 

Computing and Software Development, BAS Course Map

If you have questions about the course sequence or require an alternative plan due to unique circumstances, please contact your academic advisor or faculty advisor.

Fall
  • PSYC 324: Psychology of Organizations (5 credits)
  • CS 301: Foundations of Computer Science (5 credits)
  • CS 320: Databases and Information Management Systems (5 credits)
Winter
  • CS 233: Web Application Programming (5 credits)
  • CS 333: Data Structures and Algorithms I (5 credits)
  • MATH& 142: Pre-Calculus II (5 credits)
    (or MATH& 151 Calculus I or MATH 220 Linear Algebra)
Spring
  • CS 350: Software Engineering (5 credits)
  • CSD 323: Data Analytics (5 credits)
  • PHYS& 114: General Physics I w/Lab (5 credits)
    (or any Physical Science course)

Fall
  • CS 442: Principles of Computer Systems (5 credits)
  • ENGL& 235: Technical Writing (5 credits)
  • CMST 300: Professional Communication (5 credits)
    (or any 300/400 level CMST course)
Winter
  • CS 485: Capstone Project I (5 credits)
  • CS 401: Algorithmic Problem Solving (5 credits)
  • CSD 425: Cloud Computing (5 credits)
Spring
  • CSD 438: Big Data Application Development (5 credits)
  • CS 486: Capstone Project II (5 credits)
  • CSD 268: Quality Assurance Methodologies (5 credits)

Winter
  • MATH& 142: Pre-Calculus II (5 credits)
    (or MATH& 151 Calculus I or MATH 220 Linear Algebra)
  • CS 233: Web Application Programming (5 credits)
  • CS 333: Data Structures and Algorithms I (5 credits)
Spring
  • CS 350: Software Engineering (5 credits)
  • CSD 323: Data Analytics (5 credits)
  • PSYC 324: Psychology of Organizations (5 credits)
Fall
  • CS 301: Foundations of Computer Science (5 credits)
  • CS 320: Databases and Information Management Systems (5 credits)
  • PHYS& 114: General Physics I w/Lab (5 credits)
    (or any Physical Science course)

Winter
  • CS 485: Capstone Project I (5 credits)
  • CS 401: Algorithmic Problem Solving (5 credits)
  • CSD 425: Cloud Computing (5 credits)
Spring
  • CSD 438: Big Data Application Development (5 credits)
  • CS 486: Capstone Project II (5 credits)
  • CSD 268: Quality Assurance Methodologies (5 credits)
Fall
  • CS 442: Principles of Computer Systems (5 credits)
  • ENGL& 235: Technical Writing (5 credits)
  • CMST 300: Professional Communication (5 credits)
    (or any 300/400 level CMST course)

Spring
  • CS 350: Software Engineering (5 credits)
  • CSD 323: Data Analytics (5 credits)
  • PSYC 324: Psychology of Organizations (5 credits)
Fall
  • MATH& 142: Pre-Calculus II (5 credits)
    (or MATH& 151 Calculus I or MATH 220 Linear Algebra)
  • CS 301: Foundations of Computer Science (5 credits)
  • CS 320: Databases and Information Management Systems (5 credits)
Winter
  • PHYS& 114: General Physics I w/Lab (5 credits)
    (or any Physical Science course)
  • CS 233: Web Application Programming (5 credits)
  • CS 333: Data Structures and Algorithms I (5 credits)

Spring
  • CSD 438: Big Data Application Development (5 credits)
  • CS 486: Capstone Project II (5 credits)
  • CSD 268: Quality Assurance Methodologies (5 credits)
Fall
  • CS 442: Principles of Computer Systems (5 credits)
  • ENGL& 235: Technical Writing (5 credits)
  • CMST 300: Professional Communication (5 credits)
    (or any 300/400 level CMST course)
Winter
  • CS 485: Capstone Project I (5 credits)
  • CS 401: Algorithmic Problem Solving (5 credits)
  • CSD 425: Cloud Computing (5 credits)
 

Explore Careers and Paths in Computing and Software Development

We are proud of the many pathway options our students have to complete an Applied Bachelor’s degree, at LWTech, and at in-state universities and colleges. All degrees, whether DTA/MRP, AAS-T or AAS, can fulfill transfer requirements at multiple institutions thanks to the articulation (transfer) agreements between LWTech and the transfer college. An applied bachelor's degree can improve your chances in the job market and help you make more money.

To learn more about transferring to another college or university, please visit our Transferring from LWTech page.

 

 

 

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