Catalog 

Degrees Lansing Community College offers
through the eArmyU program

Microcomputer Database Associate Degree As the Information Age matures, decisions at all levels of an organization are based upon relevant information. Organizations seek specialists who can plan for and accomplish the acquisition and retrieval of needed information. These specialists must be able to determine information requirements of users; use technology systems and processes to devise means through which to gather and sort needed information; and implement effective solutions for reporting necessary information using industry-standard database tools. Even in large organizations, these solutions frequently involve the use of microcomputers to create the required input screens or output reports. Data for these systems can come from a  networked and/or stand-alone environment.

Computer Programmer/Analyst Associate Degree Programmer/analysts plan, develop, test, and document computer programs at the request of a specific user, applying knowledge of programming techniques and computer systems.  They may evaluate user requests to determine feasibility, cost and time required, as well as compatibility with current system and
computer capabilities.  In addition, they read manuals, periodicals, and technical reports to develop programs that meet user requirements.  They formulate a plan outlining steps required to develop programs and convert project specifications into program source instructions which are entered into the computer system and tested.  They may write documentation and the user
manual.

Internet for Business Certificate of Achievement  This program provides students with technical knowledge and skills to use the Internet, the global network which links computer users and information on a world-wide scale. Students will learn how to maximize the use of Internet and  World Wide Web resources. Emphasis in this program is on business applications.

Microcomputer Database Certificate of Achievement Certificate holders may qualify for entry level/hands-on positions in this or a related area. Additional training will enhance individual employment and advancement opportunities.

General Associate Degree - Concentration Business This degree is a customized program of study which should be approved by an advisor. A minimum of 60 credits is required and includes the LCC General Education Core requirements.  Students must also complete EITHER a minimum of 12 related credits in an area of study of their own choosing OR they must complete the credits listed on a transfer institution curriculum guide