Certificate in Computer Information Systems
Web Development
This 22 credit-hour certificate program provides a
background in web development with an emphasis
on scripting and Software Development techniques. Individuals seeking entry-level
positions in the field of web development will find these skills helpful.
This program will also be useful to individuals whose job scope has expanded
to include web site responsibilities.
| 2008-2009 Harper College
Catalog Required Courses |
|
|---|---|
| CAS 125 | Database Software |
| WEB 150 | Web Development I |
| WEB 190 | Web Authoring Tools |
| WEB 200 | Web Development II |
| WEB 210 | Web Usability & Accessibility |
| WEB 240 | E-Commerce Development |
| WEB 250 | Web Development III |
| WEB 299 | Web Management Capstone |
Suggested Course Schedule
| Web Developer Certificate Begin in Fall 2009 |
|
|---|---|
Fall 2009 |
WEB 150 Web Development I |
Spring 2010 |
WEB 200 Web Development II |
| WEB 190 Web Authoring Tools | |
Summer 2010 |
WEB 240 E-Commerce Development |
| CAS 125 Database Software | |
Fall 2010 |
WEB 250 Web Development III |
| WEB 210 Web Usability & Accessibilty | |
Spring 2011 |
WEB 299 Web Management Capstone |
| Web Developer Certificate Begin in Spring 2010 |
|
|---|---|
Spring 2010 |
WEB 150 Web Development I |
Summer 2010 |
WEB 240 E-Commerce Development |
Fall 2010
|
WEB 190 Web Authoring Tools |
| WEB 210 Web Usability & Accessibilty | |
Spring 2011 |
WEB 200 Web Development II |
Summer 2011 |
CAS 125 Database Software |
Fall 2011 |
WEB 250 Web Development III |
Spring 2012 |
WEB 299 Web Management Capstone |
Courses taken through the certificate option are applicable to an associate
degree. Explore the Harper
College Catalog for more information about the courses in this program.
WEB course descriptions are available at the WEB website and in the Harper College Catalog.
Web Development A.A.S.
Web Development Certificate
Web Visual Design Certificate
Graphic Arts Web Design Certificate
E-Commerce Business Certificate (Marketing)
Public Relations for the Web (Mass Communication)
Code web pages using standards compliant XHTML and CSS. Develop web database applications using open-source languages such as PHP and JavaScript to create web applications. Utilize XML. Explore e-commerce business concepts. Design and develop accessible and usable web sites.