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Web Programming, Certificate

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The certificate program will prepare students for careers in web programming.

Graduates are able to:

  • use e-mail programs
  • search the World Wide Web
  • connect to remote ftp sites and download files
  • participate in listservs, chat lines and news groups
  • describe the ethical and privacy issues of the Internet
  • design static and dynamic web pages
  • install a web page on a website
  • design the solution to a problem using tools such as pseudocode, structure charts and flowcharts
  • design, write and test computer programs using languages such as C, C++, Java, Visual BASIC, ASP, JavaScript and XML
  • interact with Oracle Database Software for data storage and retrieval
  • interact with MS SQL Server Database Software for data storage and retrieval
  • describe e-commerce infrastructure
  • identify and explain the technical challenges to the adoption of e-commerce
  • build XML applications
  • maximize the power of a website with XML

Curriculum – Certificate Program

Total Credits 34

1 Elementary Algebra (MATH 020 ) is a prerequisite for this course.

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