Web & User Experience: Full Stack Web Development Emphasis
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Program Overview
Web & User Experience: Full Stack Web Development Emphasis
Program at a Glance
- Other Available Emphasis
- User Experience Design
- Course Requirements
- Associate of Applied Science in Web & User Experience
- Bachelor of Science in Web & User Experience
- Bachelor of Science in Web & User Experience, Full Stack Web Development
- User Experience Certificate
- User Experience Design Minor
- Web Essentials Certificate
- Suggested Course Sequence
- Program Accreditation
Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET (BS only)
Studying Full Stack Web Development
Weber State's full stack web development emphasis program involves building modern secure web applications end to end, using web standards and state of the art languages, frameworks, and tools.
Full Stack Web Development Highlights
Students of this emphasis will learn the latest client and server-side programming languages and frameworks incorporating responsive and accessible web design, as well as database integration and multimedia creation and editing tools.
Graduates of this emphasis will be able to work as full-stack, front-end, and/or back-end web developers.
Beyond the Classroom
Students of this emphasis gain practical experience through internships, working with community partners, including nonprofit organizations, to build, test, and maintain web applications.
What You'll Learn
The first two years of the program focus on front-end web design and development stack, basic coding languages, and other fundamentals for creating responsive and accessible great-looking web pages.
As you go on to earn your bachelor's degree with this emphasis, you'll learn back-end web development. You will also learn full stack web development stack in which both front-end and back-end are brought together and powered by databases and API services.
What You Can Do After Graduation
After two years, you can work in entry-level positions as a front-end web designer or developer. Graduates of this emphasis can work as full-stack, front-end, and/or back-end web developers.
Program Details
- The program is offered by the College of Engineering, Applied Science & Technology.
- The Web & User Experience Program provides a comprehensive education in web development.
