Web Design Specialist (221-352-02) Career Studies Certificate

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Purpose: This Certificate prepares students for the spectrum of demands associated with applying the latest technologies in web design and development. Students can earn the CIW Web Foundations Associate professional certification as they complete the program. In addition, ITN 109 Internet and Network Foundations prepares students for CompTIA Network+ certification.

Educational or Occupational Objectives: This program will prepare the individual for employment as a web designer/developer, which according to O*Net Online is an occupation with a bright outlook. Incoming freshmen in the Information Technology (AS) or the Information Systems Technology (AAS) degree program can use the courses in this career studies certificate as their elective courses, graduating with both the AS or AAS and this career studies certificate. Those who already hold a degree can use this certificate program to upgrade their skills or gain new skills to seek employment in this or a related field, or even self-employment.

Program Recommendation: This program requires a strong background in microcomputer applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and internet and World Wide Web literacy.

eCampus

This program is fully accessible and can be completed through eCampus (web-based learning) or students can learn in a traditional classroom environment.

IT Course Expiration Date Information

**NOTE: All IT courses (e.g. ITD, ITE, ITN, and ITP subjects) used to satisfy degree requirements must be successfully completed within five (5) years of the student’s expected graduation date.**

Certificate Requirements

ITD 110 - Web Page Design I (3 credits)
ITD 210 - Web Page Design II (4 credits)
ITD 112 - Designing Web Page Graphics (3 credits)
ITD 212 - Interactive Web Design (4 credits)
ITN 101 - Introduction to Network Concepts (3 credits)
ITD 130 - Database Fundamentals (3 credits)
ITE 120 - Principles of Information Systems (3 credits)

Total Minimum Credits 23

Program Information (STEM)

For additional information about this program visit the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics webpage, stop by room 321 Hastings Hall, phone 757-825-2898, or email stemoffice@vpcc.edu.

Students may take courses in the summer session where available. Please consult with an academic advisor to review course scheduling options. Students are encouraged to speak with a financial aid advisor to determine funding eligibility.

Hampton Campus

Historic Triangle campus

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