The Undergraduate Certificate in Web Programming is an introductory program for students to gain the technical skills and techniques to build dynamic websites and applications. High quality web design is essential for the success of organizations, and they rely on web developers to design and maintain their online presence for customers around the world. Graduates with this certificate can go on to complete their bachelor’s degree or immediately enter the workforce.
Certificate Information
17 Credit hours
Minimum cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0
In-Person
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A student will acquire a strong background in problem-solving skills by completing two computer programming courses designed specifically for computer science majors. The CSCI-C 201/C202 sequence is required for CSCI majors.
All courses are 3 credit hours and require a grade of C or better unless otherwise noted.
Core Courses
- CSCI-C 201 - Computer Programming II (4 credit hours)
- CSCI-C 202 - Computer Programming (4 credit hours)
- CSCI-A 213 - Database Applications
Optional Tracks (one track is required)
Choose one option set from the following two tracks. Note: The course sets in the tracks cannot be mixed and matched. Students must select and complete a track in its entirety.
Informatics Track
- INFO-I 330 - Legal and Social Informatics of Security
- INFO-I 427 - Search Informatics
CSCI Track
- CSCI-N 341 - Introduction to Client-side Web Programming
- CSCI-N 342 - Server-side Programming for the Web
Careers
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), undergraduate certificates are a great way to fast-track your career in an affordable way.
When time and money are a major concern, certificates allow recipients to gain skills in their field of choice in a relatively short period of time, usually less than a year, and for a price that won’t break the bank.
Many of IU Southeast’s certificate programs are stackable – meaning that you can use the credit hours earned for your certificate toward an associate or bachelor degree program.