Web Development
Web developers design and create websites. They may be responsible for creating the look of the site, write the code that runs the site, and are often responsible for technical aspects such as speed, data storage, and traffic capacity. Many are self-employed or work at agencies, while others work on-site for a specific organization.
In LCCC’s Web Development program, you’ll learn a variety of the design and programming skills necessary to develop both conventional and database-driven websites. You’ll be exposed to the fundamentals of web architecture and learn basic multimedia skills. The goal is to prepare you for work in this fast-growing and challenging industry.
You may earn short-term certificates in one semester as well as an Associate Degree. Of course, you may choose to further your education beyond LCCC through our University Partnership or transfer programs.
Web Development Programs
Short-Term Certificates
Computer Information Systems – Web Design Fundamentals
Computer Information Systems – Web Programming Fundamentals
Associate Degrees
University Partnership Programs
Earn a Bachelor’s Degree – On LCCC’s Campus
Our Computer and Information Technology courses are designed to transfer to these University Partnership program:
Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, Networking Option from the University of Akron
Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, Programming Option from the University of Akron
Bachelor of Technical and Applied Studies – Online Degree from Ohio University
Bachelor of Business Administration-Information Systems from the University of Toledo
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Toledo
Transfer to another college or university
LCCC is a great place to start. You can complete the first years of your education at LCCC at our lower tuition rate and then transfer your credits to another college or university to earn a bachelor’s or master’s degree.
Learn more about how to transfer LCCC credits to another college or university.
Getting started while you’re still in high school
You don’t have to wait to graduate from high school to start earning college credit.
The College Credit Plus program offers you an opportunity to earn college credit as early as seventh grade. Courses are frequently offered on-site at local high schools. Students may also have the option of taking LCCC classes online or on our campus. Classes taken through CCP count for both high school and college credit and are FREE for most students.
The MyUniversity program, a unique partnership between LCCC and area high schools, provides a pathway for high school students to the full college experience – starting in high school!