Full-Stack Web Development, Diploma, Full-time
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2023-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Full-Stack Web Development Diploma program at BCIT is a two-year, full-time program that prepares students for a career as a web developer. The program features an interdisciplinary learning environment and focuses on the technical tools needed to build web applications. Students will also develop core competencies such as teamwork and communication. Graduates are prepared for positions in multiple industries and locations as web designers and developers.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Full-Stack Web Development (FSWD) Diploma program at BCIT is a two-year, full-time program that prepares students for a career as a web developer. The program features an interdisciplinary learning environment and focuses on the technical tools needed to build web applications. Students will also develop core competencies such as teamwork and communication.
Outline:
Level 1 (15 weeks)
- Business Communications 1
- Web Development 1
- Introduction to Software Development
- Introduction to Operating Systems Administration
- Mathematics for Computing
- Design 1
- Photoshop
Level 2A (15 weeks)
- UX/UI Development
- Communications for Business and Web
- Web Development 2
- Agile Software Development
- Collaboration Tools
- Web Database Technologies
- Object Oriented Programming 1
Level 2B (5 weeks)
- Web Projects 1
Level 3 (15 weeks)
- Internet and IT Law
- Web Administration
- JavaScript Frameworks and Server
- Web C# Application Development
- Web Projects 2
- Design 2
- Digital Marketing
Level 4 (15 weeks)
- Legal and Ethical Issues in IT
- ASP.NET Core MVC for Web Apps
- Server-Side Web Scripting with PHP
- Web Projects 3
- Digital Portfolio Development
Teaching:
The program is delivered in person and features industry-driven project-based learning, working with real clients, small classes, and new state-of-the-art flexible learning spaces.
Careers:
Graduates of the FSWD Diploma program are prepared for positions in multiple industries and locations as web designers and developers. The program also provides the option to continue education with BCIT's Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management.
BCIT - British Columbia Institute of Technology
Overview:
BCIT is a public post-secondary institution in British Columbia, Canada, offering practical, flexible, and applied education. It distinguishes itself from traditional colleges and universities by focusing on hands-on learning with instructors who have direct experience in their fields.
Services Offered:
BCIT provides a wide range of services to its students, including:
Academic & Learning Services:
Academic advising, tutoring, writing support, and library resources.Campus Amenities:
Cafeterias, fitness facilities, student lounges, and other amenities.Financial Aid & Awards:
Scholarships, bursaries, and other financial assistance programs.Health & Wellness:
Counseling, health services, and wellness programs.Safety & Security:
Campus security services and safety protocols.Student Life & Housing:
Student clubs, events, and housing options.Technology:
Access to computer labs, software, and online learning platforms.Workplace & Career Opportunities:
Career counseling, job placement services, and internship opportunities.Indigenous Initiatives:
Support services and programs for Indigenous students.International Students:
Support services and programs for international students.Student Association:
Student-run organization representing student interests.Student Life and Campus Experience:
BCIT offers a vibrant campus life with opportunities for students to engage in various activities, including:
Clubs and Organizations:
Joining clubs and organizations related to their interests.Events:
Attending campus events, workshops, and social gatherings.Volunteering:
Contributing to the community through volunteer opportunities.Mentorship:
Connecting with mentors and peers for guidance and support.Key Reasons to Study There:
Practical, Hands-on Learning:
Focus on applied learning with industry-relevant skills.Experienced Instructors:
Instructors with direct experience in their fields.Flexible Learning Options:
Full-time, part-time, and online programs.Strong Industry Connections:
Close ties with industry partners for internships and job opportunities.Career-Focused Programs:
Programs designed to prepare students for specific careers.Vibrant Campus Community:
Opportunities for student engagement and social interaction.Academic Programs:
BCIT offers a wide range of academic programs across various disciplines, including:
Applied & Natural Sciences:
Business, media, computing, and IT.Engineering:
Various engineering disciplines.Health Sciences:
Healthcare and medical programs.Trades & Apprenticeships:
Skilled trades and apprenticeship programs.Flexible Learning:
Online and part-time programs.Microcredentials:
Short-term, specialized programs for skill development.Other:
BCIT is committed to sustainability and social responsibility, with initiatives focused on environmental protection and community engagement. The institution also acknowledges the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish Nations.
Entry Requirements:
Competitive Entry: Two-step process
- Preference will be given to applicants with:
- Academic grades above the minimum
Step 1: Meet the following entrance requirements
- English language proficiency: Category 2 – English Studies 12 (67%) or equivalent
- Math: one of the following:
- Pre-Calculus 12 (67%) or
- Foundations of Math 12 (73%) or
- Other acceptable BC and Yukon courses
Step 2: Department assessment
- Admission is competitive and will be offered to the most qualified applicants. The competitive calculation formula takes the average of the applicant’s secondary or post-secondary English and math scores. Make sure to advise Admissions of your highest grades.
- A waitlist of eligible applicants, ranked in competitive order, will be kept in the event that a seat becomes available prior to the end of the first week of term. The waitlist is cleared once the program intake is full and closed; unsuccessful applicants must re-apply to be considered for the next intake. Unsuccessful students may wish to upgrade their math and English before re-applying.
