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This comprehensive Associate Degree in Software Engineering was designed to prepare students with little or no computer experience for careers in the rapidly-growing computer software engineering field.

Software Engineering careers include Computer Systems Analysts, Computer Scientists, Software Publishers and more!

Learn to master PC basics, operating systems and Microsoft Office before moving on to popular programming languages that include Java, JavaScript, C++, C# and Visual Basic.

Advanced computer science topics like database management and software lifecycles are covered too.

No experience is needed and you can do all of your training at home with full instructor support!

You Pay Only For The Time You Use!



CIE’s A.A.S. Software Engineering Program is broken down into 24-week terms. During each of these terms you'll have a minimum number of lessons to complete, but no maximum!

If you were to complete the entire program in just 48 weeks, you would only be required to pay tuition for two terms. There are no additional charges for extra lessons or labs completed during a given term.

Who decides how much you pay for your Associate Degree? You do!

CIE makes it possible for students who can study at an accelerated pace to realize significant savings off the cost of a top-quality education!

Enroll for only $30!

Enroll on-line in the Software Engineering degree for only $30 down while saving 30% off tuition during the Fall Special.

Start today and lock in your tuition at $1,320 a 24 week term. That's a savings of $565 a term.

Finance your tuition with new lower monthly payments of $100 a month.

No Risk Trial Period - Money Back Pledge



You can enroll with confidience because CIE will refund any money you paid if you're not completely 100% satisfied with this course - no questions asked.

You have 30 days or 5 lessons to determine if CIE is the right school for you. If not, we'll promptly refund your money.


Why study Software Engineering?



As software becomes more widespread in everything from autos to entertainment devices, there is a burgeoning demand for professionals who can design, develop and implement specialized software systems.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, computer software engineers are one of the careers projected to grow the fastest and add the most new jobs over the 2006-2016 decade.

With a steady flow of C, C++, Java HTML and Visual Basic programming you will graduate with strong problem-solving and analytical skills needed to work independently or as part of a team that designs new hardware and software systems.

Industries such as software publishers, government agencies, manufacturers of computers and related electronic equipment, financial institutions and insurance providers are places where software engineers are hired.


Basic Course Outline



Computer Science Engineering Core
- Introduction to Computers
- Operating Systems
- Software Development Lifecycle
- Introduction to Microsoft Office
- Javascript
- Database Management
- SQL and Database Management Systems

Computer Programming
- Programming with HTML
- Visual Basic
- C Programming Language
- C++ Programming
- Java Programming

General Education
-Applied Ethics
-Technical Writing I & II
-General Psychology
-Introduction to Sociology
-Strategies for Success
-Career Management

Basic Sciences
- Algebra/Trig I & II
- Physics I

Earn your Degree via Distance Learning



This curriculum is specifically designed to educate students who live at a distance from a college and allows them to learn new technology in their own home.

Experience a step-by-step method of learning that allows you to complete each lesson at your own pace when it’s convenient for you!

Questions about course material can be answered directly by CIE's qualified instructors via telephone, e-mail, chat room, or mail.

Distance learning is quickly becoming the new way to earn an accredited degree. With CIE, the student is in control of their time and place of study.

Nationally Accredited School



CIE is an Accredited Member of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC) located in Washington, DC.

The DETC is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency.

On-line Exams



You can take your exams online with our e-grade site or simply mail them in to us.

Live Instructor Assistance



Our instruction staff works directly with you one-on-one to answer your questions and provide you with technical assistance when needed – even if it’s on a Saturday!

How The Program Works



As soon as your enrollment into the A.A.S. Degree Program has been accepted you will receive an Enrollment Confirmation form which includes a Progress Record.

The Progress Record will provide details on your first 12 credit hours, along with the remaining lessons in your program, so you can use it as a permanent record of your grades. As you progress into your second term of study, CIE will advise you of your cumulative credit hours.

If you are applying for academic transfer credit towards the A.A.S. Program, you may have your first term custom-tailored and your credit hour assignment individually prepared to reflect your credits transferred.

You have up to eight 24-week terms to complete CIE’s Associate Degree.

Students graduate with an Associate Degree in Software Engineering from a Nationally Accredited School.

CIE has an open enrollment policy and you can start this program at anytime. One of the advantages of enrolling with CIE is that you can study at your own pace when it's convenient for you.

We can accommodate almost any arrangement that suits you best and with our generous time allotment of eight 24-week terms for the A.A.S. Degree you can be assured to have enough time to complete your program.

Special Offer to New Students!



Save $565 per term during CIE's Fall Special!

Enroll on-line or call a CIE guidance counselor at (800) 243-6446 to enroll in the Software Engineering associate degree for only $30 down while saving 30% off tuition.

Enroll today and lock in your tuition at

$1,320 a term

!

Finance two terms with new lower monthly payments of only $100 per month.

You also have a 30 day or 5 lesson No Risk Trial Period with a Money Back Pledge.

CIE accepts credit card, PayPal, Western Union, bank account transfer, money order or check. Call a CIE Guidance Counselor at (800) 243-6446 with any questions or email us.

CIE has a Bookstore too!

CIE Bookstore carries a complete line of PC diagnostic software and self-paced CD tutorials.

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Software Engineering
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Lesson Modules:*
   
» Introduction to Computers  
An Overview of Computer Concepts •  Software Applications: User Tools
The System Unit •  Input and Output
Data Storage •  The Internet and the World Wide Web
Communications and Networks •  Operating Systems & System Software
   
» Microsoft Windows XP  
Exploring the Basics Working with Graphics
Working with Files Object Linking and Embedding
Organizing Files with Windows Explorer • Exploring your network
Personalizing your Windows environment • Managing Windows XP
• Searching for information • Working with Hardware
   
» Software Development Life Span  
• Why Software Engineering Delivering the System
Modeling the Process and Life-Cycle  • Evaluating Products, Processes and Resources
Capturing the Requirements • Improving Predictions, Products, Processes and Resources
Considering Objects • The Future of Software Engineering
Testing the Programs   • Proctored Examination
   
»  Intro to the Internet  
Navigating the Web Finding What's Out There
• Corresponding with Outlook Express • Creating a Web Page
• Adding Hypertext Links to a Web Page • Designing a Web Page
Designing a Web Page with Tables Using Frames in a Web Page
Developing Web Pages with FrontPage    Express • Creating a Hypertext Document with    FrontPage Express
   
» Introduction to Microsoft  
Word Project 1 Excel Project 1
Word Project 2 Excel Project 2
Word Project 3 Excel Project 3
Access Project 1 PowerPoint Project 1
Access Project 2 PowerPoint Project 2
Access Project 3 PowerPoint Project 3
   
» Database Management   
Introduction to Database Management Database Design 2: Design Methodology
The Relational Model 1:Introduction, QBE, and Relational Algebra DBMS Functions
The Relational Model 2: SQL Database Administration
• The Relational Model 3: Advanced Topics Database Management Approaches
Database Design 1: Normalization Proctored Examination
     
» JavaScript  
Introducing JavaScript Proctored Examination
8 real world JavaScript projects  
   
»  Visual Basic Programming  
Introduction to VB Programming Proctored Examination
8 real world VB projects  
   
» C++ Programming  
Types, Variables and Standard I/O References
Truth, Branching and the Game Loop Pointers
For Loops, Strings and Arrays Classes
The Standard Template Library Advanced Classes and Dynamic Memory
Functions Inheritance and Polymorphism
   
» C# Programming (Elective)  
OOP and Creating a Simple Application Arrays and Collections
Manipulating and Storing Data in Objects Encapsulation
Program Flow Decisions and Exceptions User Interface Objects
Adding Methods to Objects Data Files and Persistence
Program Loops Inheritance and Polymorphism
   
» Database Development
 
General Concepts ABC Car Service
• Queries Query Outputs
Transportation Database • DDBMS Scenario
RC Models Excel Connectivity
• AviaCo Proctored Examination
   
»Java Programming  
• Intro to Computers, the Internet and WWW Methods: A Deeper Look
• Introduction to Java Applications Arrays
Introduction to Classes and Objects Classes and Objects: A Deeper Look
Control Statements, Part 1 Object Oriented Programming: Inheritance
Control Statements, Part 2 Programming Files
   
» Algebra and Trig I  
Solving Linear Equations Algebraic Signs and Exponents
Algebraic Fractions Applied Fractional Equations
Coordinates and Angle Functions Applications of Trigonometric Functions
Analytical Geometry-First Degree Equation Analog I/O: D/A and A/D Conversion
Intermediate Frequency Amplifiers Exponents, Radicals & Complex Numbers
Video Circuits and the CRT Overview of Reports: Your Options
   
» Algebra and Trig II  
Quadratic Equations and Systems Higher Order Equationsr
Systems of Linear Equations Trigonometric Equations and Identities
Theory of Logarithms and Series Practical Matrix Theory for Engineers
Natural Logarithms  
   
» Technical Physics  
Basic Physics Physics of Mechanics
Static Magnetic Field Theory Electric Field Physics
Magnetic Circuits
Optics and Heat
   
» Technical Writing I  
10 writing lessons: resumes, cover letter & report writing for business and industry.  
   
» Technical Writing II  
Preparation for oral presentations and document writing.  
   
» Applied Ethics  
IT professionals cover ethical decision making.  
    
» General Psychology (Elective)  
9 assignments  
    
» Inrto to Sociology (Elective)  
Learn about our society and other cultures.  
   
» Career Management  
Polish your job search skills.  
   
End of Lessons Required for Degree

*Students are responsible for purchasing a limited number of textbooks for this course. (View all the book titles here.) Or call a CIE Guidance Counselor for a complete list at (800) 243-6446.

   

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