Computer Programming
Computer Programming is a 2-year associate programme offered within the Vocational School of Erdemli.
Who Is It For?
This programme is suitable for students who are interested in computers and technology, think analytically, and are inclined to problem-solving and applied work.
Quick Summary
- Associate Degree programme (2 Years)
- Formal Education, instruction in Turkish
- Admission with the TYT (TYT) score type
- Vocational School of Erdemli
- Opportunity to transfer to related undergraduate programmes via DGS
About the Department
History
It was founded in 1994 under the name of ‘ Computer Programming’ . It was restructered within the MEB-YOK project and was renamed as ‘Computer Technologies and Programming’ from The Academic Year of 2003-2004. Name of the programme has been changed as ‘ Computer Programming’ again with the decision of YOK(Council of Higher Education) since Academic Year of 2009-2010.
Qualification Awarded
Students who completed the programme successfully are given Associate’s Degree of Computer Programming.
Specific Admission Requierements
Graduates of Computer Software, Computer Hardware, Computer Operator, Computer Operator Technician , Information Technologies and Computer from Vocational and Technical Secondary Programmes are placed according to their Secondary Education Degree without examination. Besides; graduates of other secondary education programmes who obtain the required grade from National University Entrance and Placement Exam (ÖSS) will be accepted to the programme.
Profile of The Programme
It aims to train staff members who are able to take part on plan and design of software , comprehend software, installation and testing processes, diagnose and maintain common software and hardware failures , think analytically.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as technicians in software and IT companies, in the information technology units of public and private organizations, and in web/application development, technical support and system-network services. They can transfer to related undergraduate programmes through the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS).