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Computer Applications & Business Studies

Use digital tools and business knowledge to improve everyday organizational performance.

Programmes at a Glance
QualificationAssociate of Applied Science
Sixth Form PathwayPathway I
Your study journey2 years
Study optionsFull-time & Part-time
LocationMain Campus
Why this programme

Make technology work harder for modern business.

Use digital tools and business knowledge to improve everyday organizational performance. You’ll explore productivity systems, business processes and applied computing through practical projects, teamwork and experiences that bring the profession to life. Along the way, you’ll discover where your strengths can take you—toward opportunities such as office systems specialist or business support officer, entrepreneurship or further study.

What you’ll explore

01Productivity systems
02Business processes
03Applied computing
Getting started

Entry requirements

Your path to ECC may begin in different ways. This programme accommodates multiple admission routes, and our Admissions team can help you understand how your qualifications fit.

01

Five (5) CSEC subjects, including English A; one of the five passes must be Mathematics.

02

GCE O-Level equivalents are accepted under the published CCCJ grade scheme.

03

Equivalent qualifications and mature status may be considered in accordance with CCCJ/ECC policy.

Plan your studies

Programme structure

Explore each published study period, from your first foundation courses to the experiences that prepare you for work and further study.

Full-time2 years4 published study periods
Year 1 • Semester I
CodeCourseCredits
COMM1101Communication I3
ITEC1104Fundamentals of Information Technology3
ACCT1101Fundamentals of Accounting3
MGMT1101Introduction to Management3
DPUB2301Desktop Publishing3
Year 1 • Semester II
CodeCourseCredits
COMM1202Communication II3
ITEC2104Productivity Tools for Businesses2
CPRG1201Introduction to Programming3
ACCT1202Computerized Accounting1
ACCT1201Financial Accounting I3
ELECTIVEElective3
Year 2 • Semester III
CodeCourseCredits
ECON1102Principles of Microeconomics3
MATH2401Business Statistics3
COMM2301Oral Communication3
CWEB1205Web Development I (HTML, JavaScript & CSS3)3
MGMT2405Small Business Management3
Year 2 • Semester IV
CodeCourseCredits
HOSP1102Customer Service3
CMIS1202Business Systems: Analysis, Design and Development3
Part-time2 years6 published study periods
Year 1 • Semester I
CodeCourseCredits
COMM1101Communication I3
ITECH1104Fundamentals of Information Technology3
ACCT1101Fundamentals of Accounting3
DPUB2301Desktop Publishing3
Year 1 • Semester II
CodeCourseCredits
COMM1202Communication II3
ACCT1202Computerized Accounting1
CPRG1201Introduction to Programming3
ITEC2104Productivity Tools for Businesses2
Year 1 • Summer I
CodeCourseCredits
ACCT1201Financial Accounting I3
CWEB1205Web Development I (HTML, JavaScript and CSS3)3
ELECTIVEElective3
Year 2 • Semester III
CodeCourseCredits
ECON1102Principles of Microeconomics3
MGMT2405Small Business Management3
Year 2 • Semester IV
CodeCourseCredits
CMIS1201Business Systems Analysis, Design and Development3
MATH2401Business Statistics3
MRKT1102Principles of Marketing3
Year 2 • Summer II
CodeCourseCredits
ELECTIVEElective3
HOSP1102Customer Service3
LANG2301Foreign Language I3
WOEP1100Work Experience3
Planning note

The structure shown is a guide. Course or unit sequencing and availability may be adjusted to reflect enrolment levels, faculty availability and programme scheduling requirements. Offerings may therefore move to a different semester or position in the sequence.

Beyond your programme courses

Your associate degree journey includes more than the curriculum table.

Depending on your entry qualifications, you may need Foundation Mathematics or English. Applicable associate degree students also complete PACE, U-VAC, Information Literacy, Social Outreach and other published college-wide requirements. These requirements do not continue into the bachelor’s stage.

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Is it right for you?

You may be a strong fit if you…

01

are curious about technology & computing and ready to build practical skills.

02

want a structured pathway that connects learning with real career possibilities.

03

value teamwork, problem-solving and continuous professional growth.

Where you’ll study

Main Campus

137 Mountain View Avenue, Kingston 3

This programme is based at the campus shown. Selected classes may also use online, field, laboratory or work-placement environments.

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