Prepare for a hands-on, high-tech career with Gateway’s IT-Web Software Developer programs. Web developers create and update companies’ websites for day-to-day operations. They work in a variety of environments including corporations, government, and other computer companies. Gateway’s IT – Web Software Developer associate degree is offered online and at our Racine Campus so you can learn when and where it’s most convenient for you.

Explore Our Associate of Applied Science Degree In Software Development. Our Software Development Associate’s Degree program provides a comprehensive coding training path to software, web, and mobile app development. Gain confidence and start your new career in a variety of exciting roles in the world of programming. With practical hands-on training and personalized instruction, you’ll master new coding skills including HTML / CSS, JavaScript, Python, C#, PHP, MySQL, Linux, and more. Prepare yourself for a range of career opportunities from freelancer to frontend or backend developer across a range of growing industries.

Do you want to become a software developer, working in teams to design, implement, test and deploy applications? Join our intense two-year program in Associate Degree in Software Development, where you'll first learn to develop software to the highest standards by completing 124 challenging assignments at your own pace, and then learn to apply these skills in practice through projects and internships.

Are you good at problem-solving? Software developers solve problems by developing computer applications for business, such as producing payroll checks, billing customers, tracking inventory, and many other important functions. You’ll learn how to analyze business needs; then use that information to design, write and maintain program code to meet that needs.

Computer Science is the study of techniques to represent, store and manipulate information within a computer information system. Computer programming is a major component of such study and is the focus of most of the CS courses listed below. If you are thinking of pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science at a university, you should take CS 142 or CS 210 because success in these classes tends to be a good indicator of success in a computer science program.

The department of Computer Information Systems (CIS) offers degrees and certificates in three major areas: Computer Programming, Network Administration and Web Developer. See the respective major sheets for additional information about the specific certificates and degrees. A grade of "C" or better is required in all certificate, major and major elective courses.

Python for Finance is designed for people who have a finance background or who work in the finance industry. The aim of the programme is not to train full developers, but to enable finance professionals to automate routine tasks and communicate software requirements to larger development teams.

This programme teaches you to create server-based solutions, manage databases, and optimize performance, using industry standards and Agile methodologies. You will gain hands-on experience and be prepared for roles as an independent professional or team member.

As a back-end developer, you will drive digital solutions, working with diverse technologies and continuously enhancing your skills in a fast-evolving field. The programme teaches you to design server-based solutions, manage databases, and optimise performance. You will also gain front-end skills, preparing you for full-stack development.

Located just outside of Seattle, Washington, Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWTech) now offers an associate degree and applies a bachelor's degree in computing and software development.

In recent years, in parallel with the developments in the IT sector, computer technology has increased rapidly in business life and everyday life. Computer technology and programming; computer use, software construction (for PC, network environment and internet), hardware, maintenance, repair and installation and management of computer networks.

The Information Technology (IT) curriculum prepares graduates for employment in the technology sector as designers, testers, support technicians, system administrators developers, or programmers who use computer software and/or hardware to design, process, implement and manage information systems in specialties such as database services, security, business intelligence, healthcare informatics and others depending on the technical path selected within this curriculum.

This two-year program prepares its learners to design, develop and test business application software using various leading programming languages.

The software development major prepares students for programming on different computer platforms. Students will learn to design and develop software using the procedural and object-oriented languages most commonly used in business. Additional topics covered include database design and development and an introduction to networking. Lorain County Community College has articulation agreements with colleges and universities including programs offered by Lorain County Community College’s University Partnership.

The Simulation and Game Development degree at GTCC offers you the opportunity to learn how to develop video games and simulation software. You will learn programming, graphics development, storylines, and business requirements for developing fully functional games and simulation software for PC and mobile devices.