Information Technology, Bachelor of Applied Science - Web Development (AS Graduate)
Program Overview
The Information Technology, Bachelor of Applied Science - Web Development program prepares individuals with an Associate degree to advance their education and become successful IT professionals. The program emphasizes practical application of computer information technology, equipping students with skills in web design, development tools, project management, and programming languages. Graduates are eligible for careers in web development, information technology, and software engineering.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Information Technology, Bachelor of Applied Science - Web Development program is designed for individuals who possess an Associate degree to further their education and become successful Information Technology Professionals and Leaders. The program curriculum is learner-centered and practical, emphasizing the comprehension and application of Computer Information Technology. Admission to the program requires a minimum AA, AS or AAS degree with a 2.0 GPA. Those with 60 credit hours can be admitted if they have satisfied the AS General Education requirements and meet other criteria. Upon admission, students are obligated to complete 18 program competency credits in their initial semesters.
Objective:
- To enable students to design interactive and visually appealing websites.
- To develop students' understanding of web development tools and technologies to build dynamic and efficient websites.
- To equip students with project management skills to lead and manage web development projects effectively.
- To provide students with a solid foundation in programming languages and concepts, database management, client-side and server-side scripting, and e-commerce technologies.
Outline:
Course List
| Course | Title | Credits | |---|---|---| | GE Course | General Education Communication Core | 13.00 | | ISM3054C | WEB SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES | 3.00 | | GE Course | General Education Speech | 13.00 | | CIS3361C | CYSA+ | 3.00 | | CTS3870C | SERVER-SIDE SCRIPTING | 4.00 | | GE Course | General Education Natural Science Core | 13.00 | | COP4111C | INTERMEDIATE WEB SCRIPTING | 4.00 | | GE Course | General Education Wellness | 42.00 | | GE Course | General Education Science Lab | 41.00 | | CTS3859C | CIW E-COMMERCE SPECIALIST | 4.00 | | COP3808C | WEB DEVELOPMENT I | 3.00 | | COP3809C | WEB DEVELOPMENT II | 3.00 | | CEN4353C | WEB DEVELOPMENT III | 3.00 | | CEN4354C | WEB DEVELOPMENT IV | 3.00 | | GE Course | General Education Humanities Core | 13.00 | | GE Course | General Education Mathematics Core | 13.00 | | UL Elective | Internship or IT Elective | 33.00 | | AMH2020 | HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1877 1,5 | 3.00 |
Careers:
Graduates of the program will be eligible to pursue careers in web development, information technology, and software engineering. They will possess the skills to design, develop, and maintain websites and applications. Some potential career paths include:
- Web Developer
- Software Engineer
- IT Specialist
- Database Administrator
- Information Security Analyst
- Project Manager
Broward College
Overview:
Broward College is an affordable Florida college located in Broward County. It offers a wide range of academic programs, including associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, certificates, and non-credit courses. The college is known for its commitment to student success and its focus on workforce development.
Services Offered:
Broward College provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:
Academic Resources:
Academic Success Centers, Accessibility Resources, BC Talks, Bookstore, Civic Literacy Requirement, College Catalog, Employment Solutions, Internships, Library, Peer Mentoring, Registrar's Office, Study Abroad, Syllabus Library, Textbook Archives, Transfer Services, and Student Achievement Initiatives.Registration Support:
Advising, First Year Experience, Navigate, Orientation, and QLESS.Financial Support:
Emergency Aid, Lyft rides.Health & Wellbeing:
College Read, Mental and Emotional Wellbeing, Seahawk Outreach Services, Dining, Fitness, Student Life, Student Publications, and Cybersecurity Awareness Hub.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Broward College offers a vibrant campus experience with a variety of student organizations, clubs, and activities. Students can participate in events, attend workshops, and connect with other students through various social and academic programs. The college also provides resources and support services to help students succeed in their academic and personal lives.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Affordable Tuition:
Broward College is known for its affordable tuition rates, making it a cost-effective option for students seeking a quality education.Workforce Focus:
The college offers programs that align with industry needs, providing students with the skills and knowledge required for successful careers.Transfer Opportunities:
Broward College offers an Associate of Arts degree that guarantees transfer to a Florida public university as a junior.Student Support:
The college provides a wide range of support services to help students succeed, including academic advising, financial aid, and career counseling.Academic Programs:
Broward College offers a variety of academic programs, including:
Degree Seeking:
Areas of Study (Pathways to Completion), Degrees vs. Certificates, Honors College, International Education, Dual Enrollment for High School Students, Summer Academy for Recent Grads, and General Education Digital Badges.Non-Credit:
Workforce & Continuing Education, Health Sciences Continuing Education, Kids and Teens, and English Language / ESOL.Career Focus:
Broward UP, Industry Certifications, Corporate Education, and Rapid Credentials.Other:
Broward College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). The college is also recognized for its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Entry Requirements:
Minimum AA, AS or AAS degree (from a Regionally Accredited Institution) and 2.0 out of 4.0 GPA in all previous post-secondary work. Students with 60 credit hours but not holding a degree may be admitted to the program upon approval of the Associate Dean or Dean if the AS General Education requirements have been satisfied and all other criteria are met.
