Mobile Apps and Computing Undergraduate Certificate

Program Overview

The undergraduate certificate in Mobile Apps and Computing is a 15-credit hour program designed to provide training in technologies and frameworks for mobile apps and computing. It requires a minimum GPA of 2.5 for admission and includes required courses in Android and iOS programming, as well as mobile computing, networking, and security. Students can choose two electives from a selection of courses covering web development, database management, cloud computing, and IoT security.

Program Outline

Outline:

The undergraduate certificate in Mobile Apps and Computing is a five-course (15 credit hour) program. It is designed to provide training in technologies and framework for mobile apps and computing. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required for admission.

Required Courses

CMP SCI 4020Introduction to Android Apps: Android Fundamentals3 CMP SCI 4220Introduction to iOS Programming and Apps3 CMP SCI 4792Introduction to Mobile Computing, Networking, and Security3

Electives

Choose two of the following courses:6 CMP SCI 4010Web Development with Java CMP SCI 4222iOS Apps CMP SCI 4610Database Management Systems CMP SCI 4750Introduction to Cloud Computing CMP SCI 4794Introduction to Security of IoT Systems Total Hours15 A minimum of three courses must be taken from UMSL. Courses may be substituted with the permission of the certificate coordinator. For more information, students can contact the department chair or email info@arch.umsl.edu.