Web Design and Development
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Program Information
The Anoka Technical College associate Web Design and Development emphasis program requirements were determined through consultation with employers, those working in the industry, technical training professionals, and those currently seeking training and retraining for IT careers.
The program focuses on both designing and developing dynamic web sites. Emphasis is on the design, development, deployment and maintenance of database-oriented, interactive web sites suitable for supporting e-commerce using the latest Web development technologies.
The Anoka Technical College Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in Information Technology with an emphasis in Web Design and Development is a 72-credit program designed to prepare graduates to successfully compete for high-paying, rewarding careers in the high demand IT fields both today and in the future.
This unique program allows technical specialization in Web Design and Development while the common core courses and required electives from other options build a broad IT foundation needed to understand the terminology and methodologies of other IT specialties in the workplace. Anoka Technical College Web Design and Development emphasis graduate will be a specialist in one of the areas of emphasis in Information Technology and will also have a broad IT foundation needed to under-stand the terminology and methodologies of other IT specialties in the workplace.
Web Developers are responsible for front and back-end web development. On the front-end, the web developer uses a combination of HTML, CSS, and scripting languages to build everything a user sees and interacts with on a website. On the back-end, they develop the application and interact with the server and database that make up the foundational structure of an interactive website using various web technologies. The program requirements were determined through consultation with employers, those working in the industry, technical training professionals, and those currently seeking training and retraining for IT careers.
Anoka Tech's IT curriculum offers more than 90 courses in the following career concentration areas:
- Business Data Analysis
- IT Support
- Network Management and Security
- Software Development
Graduates will be encouraged to take advantage of access to corporate recruitment and IT recruiting firms. Internships and work-study positions will also be available. The IT graduate will be highly employable. The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree includes General Education credits, which broaden knowledge beyond what is required in the technical field and places the student on track for future managerial positions.
Course Prerequisites
Some courses may require appropriate test score or completion of basic math, basic English and/or reading courses with a “C” or better.
- BDAT 1005, ITEC 1003, ITEC 1011, ITEC 1016, and TLIT 1005 are first semester courses and prerequisite to other courses in this major.
- ENGL 2105 prerequisites ENGL 0102 or ENGL 0960 and READ 0900 or READ 0960 or appropriate test score.
- Goal Area 4 could require extra math courses or appropriate score.
Program Learning Outcomes
By completing this program, students will achieve the following learning outcomes.
- Apply critical thinking skills in the identification, analysis and resolution of information technology problems.
- Exhibit interpersonal skills and a professional attitude while working in an information technology environment.
- Clearly express ideas and information in written and spoken form.
- Analyze, design and document system specifications to meet client needs.
- Apply project management techniques to solve business problems.
- Collaborate with a team to design and develop customer software-based solutions and integrate them into the user environment.
- Apply logical reasoning to a problem.
Credits
MnTC General Education Elective
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15
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Fifteen (15) general education credits of Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC) are required from three different goal areas. Student is required to take one transferable course from MnTC Goal Area 4 and the following courses:
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ENGL 2105
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Business and Technical Writing
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4
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MnTC General Education Elective
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8
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PHIL 1200
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Technology, Ethics and Society
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3
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Note: MnTC credits are not listed in your program sequence plan. Please see your faculty advisor or enrollment services for help in planning when to complete your MnTC credits.
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First Semester
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15
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BDAT 1005
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Data Analysis Fundamentals
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2 |
ITEC 1003
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Networking Fundamentals |
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ITEC 1011
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Programming Logic and Design |
4
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| ITEC 1016 |
Web Development Technologies |
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TLIT 1005
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Technology Fundamentals |
3
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After completing the 15-credit core curriculum, IT students work with a faculty advisor to plan their course sequence.
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| ITEC 1025 |
Project Management |
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| ITEC 1035 |
Documentation Standards
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2
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| ITEC 2120 |
Database Design and SQL |
4
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ITEC 2215
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Linux/Web Server Administration
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4 |
| ITEC 2311 |
User Interface Experience
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4
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| ITEC 2317 |
Web Interactivity Tools |
4 |
| ITEC 2340 |
Scripting Languages |
4
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ITEC 2520
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Mobile Application Development
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4 |
| ITEC 2600 |
Application Development
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4
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ITEC 2601
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Database Application Development
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4 |
| ITEC 2901 |
Integrated Capstone Project |
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Part-Time Options
Students can choose to complete this program part-time. Part-time students will take longer to complete their program than students who follow the full-time sequence listed on the official program guide (see the program guide PDF under the LINKS section to the right). Because every course may not be offered each semester, it is important for part-time students to reach out to their faculty advisors for help in planning their long-term, part-time course sequence. Refer to the below PDF document for first semester part-time course options and further information.
Part-time Options
Graduation Requirements
All Anoka Technical College students seeking an Associate in Applied Science (AAS), diploma, or certificate must meet the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or higher.
Transfer Opportunities
To see how this may transfer into other Anoka Technical College programs or into another college, please visit:
Industry Information
Anoka Technical College graduates will be specialist in their area of emphasis and will also have a broad base of foundational knowledge from the common core courses that span the seven areas of concentration. Professional standards, proper methodology, such as sound engineering principles and project management, are emphasized throughout the courses.
Wages/Outlook/Advancement
Faculty
The Anoka Technical College Diploma in Information Technology with a concentration in Web Design and Development is a 57-credit program designed to prepare graduates to successfully compete for high-paying, rewarding careers in the high demand IT fields both today and in the future.
This unique program allows technical specialization in Web Design and Development while the common core courses and required electives from other options build a broad IT foundation needed to understand the terminology and methodologies of other IT specialties in the workplace.
Anoka Technical College Web Design and Development graduate will be a specialist in one of the areas of emphasis in Information Technology and will also have a broad IT foundation needed to understand the terminology and methodologies of other IT specialties in the workplace. Web Developers are responsible for front and back-end web development. On the front-end, the web developer uses a combination of HTML, CSS, and scripting languages to build everything a user sees and interacts with on a website. On the back-end, they develop the application; interact with the server, and database that make up the foundational structure of an interactive website using various web technologies.
The program requirements were determined through consultation with employers, those working in the industry, technical training professionals, and those currently seeking training and retraining for IT careers. Graduates will be encouraged to take advantage of access to corporate recruitment and IT recruiting firms. Internships and work-study positions will also be available. The IT graduate will be highly employable.
Course Prerequisites
Some courses may require appropriate test score or completion of basic math, basic English and/or reading courses with a “C” or better.
BDAT 1005, ITEC 1003, ITEC 1011, ITEC 1016, and TLIT 1005 are first semester courses and prerequisite to other courses in this major.
Program Learning Outcomes
By completing this program, students will achieve the following learning outcomes.
- Apply critical thinking skills in the identification, analysis and resolution of information technology problems.
- Exhibit interpersonal skills and a professional attitude while working in an information technology environment.
- Clearly express ideas and information in written and spoken form.
- Analyze, design and document system specifications to meet client needs.
- Apply project management techniques to solve business problems.
- Collaborate with a team to design and develop customer software-based solutions and integrate them into the user environment..
Credits
First Semester
|
15
|
BDAT 1005
|
Data Analysis Fundamentals
|
2 |
ITEC 1003
|
Networking Fundamentals |
|
ITEC 1011
|
Programming Logic and Design |
4
|
| ITEC 1016 |
Web Development Technologies |
|
TLIT 1005
|
Technology Fundamentals |
3
|
After completing the 15-credit core curriculum, IT students work with a faculty advisor to plan their course sequence.
|
| ITEC 1025 |
Project Management |
|
| ITEC 1035 |
Documentation Standards
|
2
|
| ITEC 2120 |
Database Design and SQL |
4
|
ITEC 2215
|
Linux/Web Server Administration
|
4 |
| ITEC 2311 |
User Interface Experience
|
4
|
| ITEC 2317 |
Web Interactivity Tools |
4 |
| ITEC 2340 |
Scripting Languages |
4
|
ITEC 2520
|
Mobile Application Development
|
4 |
| ITEC 2600 |
Application Development
|
4
|
ITEC 2601
|
Database Application Development
|
4 |
| ITEC 2901 |
Integrated Capstone Project |
|
Part-Time Options
Students can choose to complete this program part-time. Part-time students will take longer to complete their program than students who follow the full-time sequence listed on the official program guide (see the program guide PDF under the LINKS section to the right). Because every course may not be offered each semester, it is important for part-time students to reach out to their faculty advisors for help in planning their long-term, part-time course sequence. Refer to the below PDF document for first semester part-time course options and further information.
Part-time Options
Graduation Requirements
All Anoka Technical College students seeking an Associate in Applied Science (AAS), diploma, or certificate must meet the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or higher.
Transfer Opportunities
To see how this may transfer into other Anoka Technical College programs or into another college, please visit:
Industry Description
Anoka Technical College graduates will be specialist in their area of emphasis and will also have a broad base of foundational knowledge from the common core courses that span the seven areas of concentration. Professional standards, proper methodology, such as sound engineering principles and project management, are emphasized throughout the courses.
Wages/Outlook/Advancement
Faculty
Start
Fall: August, October
Spring: January, March
(Also multiple start options each semester)
Award
AAS Degree with Emphasis
Diploma