Web Technology

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Program Design

The Web Technology certificate program prepares students with front-end web design skills needed to conceive, build and maintain websites. Topics covered include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, User Interface (UI) and Graphic design, image creation and manipulation, and multimedia. This is designed for students who would like to build upon their existing web skills or those seeking a new career specialty.

Curriculum

Students may enroll in this program full or part-time. Students should consult with an Information Management & Technology faculty advisor to plan their program and discuss required course prerequisites. Some courses are offered in both on-line and on-ground formats.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of all Web Technology certificate program requirements, graduates will

Use the core technologies of current markup languages such as HTML5 and CSS3 for web development and design.
Write code effectively and build easily navigable sites.
Demonstrate an ability to incorporate digital image creation skills and manipulation to create aesthetically pleasing sites.
Demonstrate an understanding of proper database design and its application.
Demonstrate proficiency in developing complex web sites incorporating database driven technologies.
Understand the role of project management, and how to set and manage client expectations, support client interaction activities, and track progress throughout the project life cycle.

Required Courses

CST* 150: Web Design & Development I 3 Credits
CST* 250: Web Design and Development II 3 Credits
CSA* 145: Database Management 3 Credits or
CSC* 230: Database Concepts with Web Application 3 Credits ‡
DGA* 240: Web Page Design: UX 3 Credits
CST* 205: Project Management 4 Credits

Total Credits Required: 16

Note:

‡ Prerequisites include CSC* 121 and CSC* 114