Internet Applications and Web Development at Fanshawe College

Today's modern web development professional requires expert technical knowledge to build sites that are intuitive, inviting, accessible and attractive while being coupled with excellent communication, marketing, team, leadership and entrepreneurship skills.

In the Internet Applications and Web Development program you will become a professional full-stack developer using all of the latest web standards with the most advanced software used in the industry.

What you learn in our web development courses

Upon completion of our web development course, you'll have a dynamic and diverse set of skills required to build secure, reliable and useful web applications using industry standard photo, graphics, animation, database, page design and programming tools.

You'll learn to identify and address every aspect of back-end and front-end development, website graphic design and mobile application development. Through our web development courses, you'll master creating websites and applications with expertise in programming languages and databases that provide positive interaction for the user experience (UX). You'll combine your technical development expertise with visual design that works effectively for the front-end user interface (UI) to emphasize the critical elements of the website's message in every viewport - from small touch-screen environments to large-screen browsers.

Upon completion of our web development courses, you'll have a dynamic and diverse set of expert skills required to enter the fast ever-growing industry of web development as a professional agency developer, freelancer or even start your own business!

Career Opportunities

Graduates will typically find employment as Web Developers, Web Technicians, Web Masters, Web Programmers, Website Developers, Internet Site Developers, e-Commerce Website Developers, Web Administrators, Internet Programmers or as members of an integrated web development team.  They will be employed in computer software development firms, information technology consulting firms and in information technology units throughout the private and public sectors. Many graduates may choose to become independent contractors.