Duration
3 Semesters
Intake months
January
Delivery locations
Toronto
Humber’s Web Development graduate certificate program focuses on the development of websites and web services for multiple environments including database-driven programming, content management and mobile services. A combination of conceptual and practical training will prepare you to execute effective, efficient website design. Explain the types of business transactions conducted on a commercial website and the process for development of such transactions. Prepare and present a proposal and a business plan for a commercial website. Implement a website solution based on a set of business requirements or client specifications. Create a complete content management system using a database and scripting language. Develop data-driven websites for multiple platforms in accordance with best practices, industry standards in content management, security, database design, interface design, usability, accessibility and personalization. Design and develop web services for a website using software programs. Design a full featured functioning commercial website using software programs, including a defined information architecture that is supported by navigation, layout, text and graphics. Manage web development projects using project management practices, documentation and software. Test, troubleshoot and debug software created in the web projects. Develop web projects as a leader or member of a web development team.
Type of institution
Private College - Higher Education
Year established
1967
Total students
33,000
On campus accommodation
Available
Humber Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning stands at the forefront of career-focused education, nurturing students for over five decades. With a thriving community of more than 86,000 learners, including over 9,000 international students representing 120 nationalities, Humber College offers an inclusive and vibrant learning environment across its three campuses in Toronto.
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