Program Overview

Internet and Web Undergraduate Certificate

The undergraduate certificate in Internet and Web is a five-course (15 credit hour) program designed to provide broad training in web technologies at both the client and server sides. This includes various stack architectures and frameworks, recent technologies such as REST, and trends such as microservices. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required for admission.

Certificate Requirements

• The program consists of 15 credit hours.
• Required Courses:
  • CMP SCI 3010: Web Full Stack Development (3 credits)
  • CMP SCI 4010: Web Development with Java (3 credits)
  • CMP SCI 4011: Web Development with Advanced JavaScript (3 credits)
  • CMP SCI 4012: Introduction to Enterprise Microservice Development (3 credits)
  • Elective: Choose one of the following courses (3 credits)
    • CMP SCI 4020: Introduction to Android Apps: Android Fundamentals
    • CMP SCI 4030: Introduction to Intelligent Web
    • CMP SCI 4610: Database Management Systems
    • CMP SCI 4730: Computer Networks and Communications
    • CMP SCI 4750: Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Total Hours: 15

A minimum of three courses must be taken from the University of MissouriSt. Louis. Courses may be substituted with the permission of the certificate coordinator.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, certificate earners will be able to:

• Identify and implement techniques for communicating complex information on the Web.
• Use Web languages to integrate media and user interaction.
• Design and develop Internet applications.
• Use the state-of-the-art languages and frameworks on both server and client sides.