Prepares learners to design, develop and maintain professional, high-quality responsive websites, including web application components. Graduates will be proficient in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AngularJS, ASP.NET, PHP, web analytics, content management systems and various supporting technologies and tools. Graduates will be able to support the web development needs of businesses and organizations in a wide variety of industries or work as a freelance web developer. Potential occupations include Web Programmer, Web Developer, Programmer/Analyst, Web Content Developer, Webmaster, Web Analyst, SEO Analyst, and Freelance Web Developer.  

What's a Web Developer? (Info from the U.S. Department of Labor) 

In the Web Developer program, students are exposed to the latest in technologies and applications used in the industry, such as: 

The degree and all certificates can be completed 100% online. Some beginning courses are also offered in a seated format at Southern Wake Campus and Northern Wake Campus.