Language-Specific Courses in Other CUNYs

Very often, a CS course at Hunter won't be precisely what you need. There may be a course on programming languages, but not a specific one. Furthermore, there may be courses unavailable during the current semester. To get around this, you have the option of looking into ePermits and taking your desired course at another CUNY school. Here is a list of courses that are more specific for programming languages and other areas of expertise (available courses of this description at Hunter are also listed for ease of reference):

Java

DAT 47 - Java Programming (Bronx CC)

CISC 1115 - Intro to JAVA Programming (Brooklyn College)

CISC 1170 - JAVA for Programmers (Brooklyn College)

CP 6200 - Java Programming II (Kingsborough CC)

CST 3513 - Object Oriented Programming - Java (New York City College of Technology)

CSCI 112 - Intro to Algorithmic Problem Solving in Java (Queens College)

CSCI 212 - Object-Oriented Programming in Java (Queens College)

CSCI 612 - Advanced Programming in Java (Queens College)

CS 204 - Algorithmic Problem Solving II JAVA (Queensborough CC)

ET 716 - Java Programming Technology (Queensborough CC)

JavaScript

CIS 2200 - HTML Authoring and JavaScript (Kingsborough CC)

ET 712 - Web Client Programming: JavaScript (Queensborough CC)

Python

DAT 51 - Web Programming with Python (Bronx CC)

CISC 1215 - Intro to Programming in Python (Brooklyn College)

MAC 108 - Intro to Programming for Python (LaGuardia CC)

C++

CISC 3142 - Programing Paradigms in C++ (Brooklyn College)

MAC 102 - C++ for Engineers (LaGuardia CC)

MAC 125 - Advanced C++ Programming (LaGuardia CC)

CIS 225 - Fndtn Cis Using C++ (Medgar Evers)

CST 2403 - C++ Programming I (New York City College of Technology)

CST 3503 - C++ Programming Part II (New York City College of Technology)

CSCI 211 - Object-Oriented Programming in C++ (Queens College)

CSCI 611 - Advanced Programming in C++ (Queens College)

ET 575 - Introduction to C++ Programming (Queensborough CC)

Reactive Programming

CSCI 49380 - Intro to Reactive Programming (Hunter)

SQL and Databases

CIS 3400 - Database Management Systems (Baruch)

CIS 4400 - Data Warehousing for Analytics (Baruch)

CIS 9340 - Principles of Data Management (Baruch)

CIS 395 - Database Systems I (BMCC)

CIS 495 - Database Systems II (BMCC)

CISC 3810 - Database Systems (Brooklyn College)

CISC 7512X - Database Systems II (Brooklyn College)

MIS H2020 - Database Management (City College)

CSC 33600 - Database Systems (City College)

CSC I1000 - Database Systems I (City College)

CSC 226 - Web Database Applications (CSI)

CSC 424 - Advanced Database Systems (CSI)

INFT 202 - Database Management & Design (Guttman CC)

CSCI 232 - Rel Databases & SQL Programming (Hunter)

CSCI 362 - Databases and Data Mining (John Jay)

CIS 3100 - Intro to Database (Kingsborough CC)

CIS 3200 - Advanced Database Programming (Kingsborough CC)

MAC 250 - Database Concepts & Programming (LaGuardia CC)

CIS 344 - Database Design & Programming (Lehman)

CMP 420 - Database Systems (Lehman)

CS 281 - Database Systems (Medgar Evers)

CST 1204 - Database Systems Fundamentals (NYCCT)

CST 3613 - App Development with Database (NYCCT)

CST 4714 - Database Administration (NYCCT)

CSCI 331 - Database Systems (Queens College)

CSCI 332 - Object Oriented Databases (Queens College)

CSCI 334 - Database Mining & Warehousing (Queens College)

CIS 208 - Database Management Systems (Queensborough CC)

IS 361 - Database Architecture & Programming (SPS)

.NET Framework

CST 4708 - Software Development .NET Framework (New York City College of Technology)

CST 4713 - Dynamic Web Development: Servlet/JSP (New York City College of Technology)

iOS

CSCI 39597 - iOS Development (Hunter)

MAC 221 - App Development for iPhone iPad (LaGuardia CC)

Android

MAC 220 - App Development for Android (LaGuardia CC)

CS 355 - Mobile Application Development (Medgar Evers)

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