Welcome to Computing at YHC!

Computer Science majors at YHC now have an associate degree program. Started in 1999 the program concentrates on four core classes. The first two are programming in Java, the third is Discrete Mathematics, and the capstone class is Theory of Computing. Other required classes include two one hour classes in special topics.

Those computer science students who do not want such a heavy emphasis on math and programming are encouraged to pursue the business degree.

All students who attend YHC are required to demonstrate computer proficiency. This can be done through taking a proficiency exam, passing the CIS 101 class, or passing a 200 level computer class. The proficiency exam is given twice a semester, during the first two weeks and the last two weeks of each semester. The exam covers material from the CIS 101 textbook, word processing, spreadsheets, the Internet and e-mail.

Computer Science students at YHC have approximately 100 student access computers in three different labs and the library.

Computer Science Faculty
	Mr. Ken Fox Professor of Computer Science 706-379-5204 kfox@yhc.edu BA, Free Will Baptist Bible College, Nashville, TN MAMS, University of Georgia, Athens, GA Further study: Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
	Dr. Brian Hoffman Professor of Computer Science 706-379-5134 bhoffman@yhc.edu BA, University of Minnesota, Morris, MN MS, Towson University, Towson, MD PhD, University of Georgia, Athens, GA