SUNY Ulster

Microcredential in

Web Application Developer

This course is eligible for financial aid for qualified students.

SUNY Ulster

Online

Online

Delivery

2 Semesters

Estimated time to complete

90 Hours

Instruction hours

$1,950.00

Estimated cost*

What you'll learn

Crack the code of the digital world with this Web Application Developer microcredential! Web application developers play a critical role in creating functional, scalable, and secure web applications to meet the dynamic needs of businesses, organizations, and users. This microcredential builds your core skills in the latest programming languages, frameworks and concepts. You will understand both front-end and back-end development, database management, integration of third-party services and testing and debugging. This microcredential is a great fit for those already working in this space who want to add specialized skills. It can also provide a pathway for those looking to enter the field, particularly for those who can use this as an opportunity to build their portfolio of projects. Successful completion of this microcredential prepares all for continued study, provides specialized skills for current web designers or related staff ready to advance, and also readies those new to the field for internships and to immediately apply for entry or junior level positions like support specialist or to be part of a team working as Java, web or Ruby on Rails developer under an experienced supervisor.

An online microcredential from SUNY Ulster (90 instruction hours). Registration is completed with SUNY Ulster. Eligible for financial aid.

Who can enroll

Ages 18 and up.

Upcoming sections

Section 1:

Open

Section 2:

Open

What you can earn

Web Application Developer Microcredential (Digital Badge)

Skills covered

Web Application Development

Algorithms

Programming Languages

JavaScript

HTML

CSS

Data Structures

Programming Frameworks

Angular

Node.js

Ruby on Rails

Programming Concepts

Object-Oriented Programming

Career outlook

Related occupations: IT Support Specialist, Help Desk Technician, Junior Developer

Entry-level IT roles often require a certification rather than a degree.

* Estimated cost

Each campus will confirm final costs.