Department of Computer Science, College of Science and Engineering
22-27 credits
Introduction
The most important component of a web page is its content, and if the technology behind a web page does not help delivering relevant content, the reader will leave the page. Through the Web Content Development curriculum, students will learn how to create relevant information and present it effectively to the Web page readers.
Why Consider a Certificate in Content Development?
The Web Content Development Certification is a good choice for students with a major that naturally lends itself to content creation such as Communications, Design, English, Journalism or Marketing. In addition to four Internet Studies Center (ISC) core courses, content developers must take two or three other courses depending upon their academic major.
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Program Coordinator
Mary Hall
Communications Facility 459
360-650-2300
Mary.Hall@wwu.edu
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Program Director
Dr. James Hearne
Communications Facility 455A
360-650-3792
James.Hearne@wwu.edu
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Art director | Content strategist | Content writers | CSS developer | Design director | Freelance web designer | Front end developer | Information architect | Interaction designer | SEO professionals | UI designer | UX designer | Web animation creator | Web designer | and a number of other jobs related to providing content on web pages
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How to Declare (Admission and Declaration Process):
After completion of CSCI 202 and MIS 314, students can apply to earn ISC certificates. Applications are available through the Computer Science department.
Grade Requirements
A grade of C- or better is required for a student’s certificate courses, and supporting courses for certificates.
