In progressAssociate degree program (academic plan)
Glendale Community College
Associate of Science (AS), Computer Science
Pursuing an Associate of Science (AS) in Computer Science at Glendale Community College, combining more than a decade of professional iOS engineering experience with formal study in software development, Java, C/C++, computer systems, and mathematics. Earned A grades in Computer Concepts (CS/IS 100), Introduction to Computer Information Systems (CS/IS 101), Java Programming (CS/IS 112), and C/C++ Programming (CS/IS 135).
Selected for the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) FY2026–27 Student Challenge, exploring aerospace career pathways and connecting computer science coursework with ground-systems and software engineering disciplines. Continuing studies in computer architecture, assembly language, and data structures while preparing for further academic work in algorithms, discrete mathematics, and advanced computer science.
NASA NCAS Student Challenge participant (FY2026–27) — not NASA employment and not an earned academic credential. NCAS career portfolio →
Completed
- CS/IS 100 · Computer Concepts
- CS/IS 101 · Introduction to Computer Information Systems
- CS/IS 112 · Introduction to Programming / Java
- CS/IS 135 · Programming in C/C++
In progress
- CS/IS 125 · Discrete Structures for Computers
- CS/IS 165 · Computer Architecture and Assembly Language
- GEOL 105 and GEOL 115 · Earth and Life Through Time (with lab)
Planned · academic plan, subject to change
- CS/IS 211 · Data Structures
- CS/IS 212 · Advanced Data Structures
- CS/IS 166 · Advanced Computer Architecture and Assembly Language
- CS/IS 280 · Concepts of Programming Languages
- Calculus
- Linear algebra
- Computer Science
- C++
- C
- Java
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Software Engineering
- Algorithms
- Data Structures
- Computer Architecture
- Assembly Language
- Debugging
- Computational Problem Solving
- Systems Programming
- Discrete Mathematics
- Mathematics
Advanced subjects are current or planned academic areas, not claimed as completed courses.