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Web Development and Design (1450)

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Web Development and Design - Certificate (1450)

Are you a creative person who loves working with computers? Do you enjoy creating content for the web and trying new technologies to bring visions to life? If this sounds like you, consider a career in web development and design.

What can I do with this in the workforce?

With the certificate, you will be ready to  find employment in businesses, government agencies and web consulting firms as a:

  • Web application developer
  • Web designer
  • Web developer
  • Web interactive media specialist
  • Web content writer
  • Web producer
  • Web UX (user experience) designer

This type of career may be a good fit if you:

  • Are creative with solid computer and math skills
  • Enjoy working with others
  • Consider yourself organized
  • Have good time-management skills

 

 

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With our Web Development and Design Certificate, you will gain the skills you need to be successful in the field right away! You are able to select electives from either Web Application Development or Interactive Web Media areas.

  • Web Application Development electives focus upon making creative content using rich media.
  • Interactive Web Media electives focus upon building interactive, data-driven websites and mobile applications.

 Throughout the program, you will: 

  • Design high quality webpages for a variety of uses
  • Publish websites with effective design and content for various platforms
  • Develop websites using modern standards for HyperText Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript
  • Create interactive and multimedia content for Web use
  • Develop web applications and integrate server programming, databases and markup languages for both web and mobile applications

 

 

 

  • View summaries of every course at HACC by browsing our class schedules database.
  • Review our program guide (pdf) to view a list of required courses, recommended course sequencing and program competencies.
  • Browse our advising checksheet (pdf), which is also an excellent tool to help you personalize your course load each term and manage your overall advancement through our programs.

Our certificate program is designed to lead you into the workforce or towards the associate degree in Web Development and Design.  

When you complete your associate degree, you have options to continue and transfer credits to a four-year school.

 

You can complete the entire program through Virtual Learning.

 

Yes! Thanks to the HACC Foundation, you have the opportunity to offset the cost of your education. There are approximately 200 scholarships available. To learn more about the application process and eligibility requirements, please visit hacc.edu/scholarships.

 

 

HACC offers classes in the spring, summer and fall, and you can apply anytime by visiting our website. When you submit your application, please make sure you include program code 1450, which ensures you are applying for the correct program.

 

 

At HACC, we are committed to seeing you succeed. To learn more, please contact an admissions counselor or department chair Kelley Engle to request more information. We want to help you take YOUR next step to a fulfilling and rewarding career.

“We prepare you for the rapidly changing field of creating media design elements for websites, including graphics, photographs, 2D and 3D animations, audio recordings and audio/video productions.” – Carl Petersheim, M.S., computer information systems and web development and design faculty member