As a web developer, you are not only expected to formulate, design and wireframe web solutions but to know how to code and maintain them as well. You are counted on to stay one step ahead of web and digital trends.
The expansion of e-commerce is expected to be the main driver of web developer job growth over the next decade. Take advantage of being a full-stack web developer and learn how to create complex server-side web applications that use powerful relational databases to continually store data. As a skilled web developer, you shape the face of your company on digital channels by designing, implementing and maintaining key aspects of your company’s web presence: you fulfill the role of both designer and programmer, making you an invaluable part of your company’s digital marketing team.
New to coding? This profile path covers everything from the basics to complex solutions. Montreal College’s Web Development profile path has been designed to enable you to build compelling websites by making use of cutting-edge programming languages and web frameworks.
Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) | Certified Diploma from a DLI (Ministry Approved) | Student-friendly City (Montreal) | Rich Cultural Diversity | Extended Family like Network | Support for Internships | Instructor-led training
This program is intended for individuals possessing creative abilities who want to make a career switch or are looking to grow their business. Here is a list of professionals for whom learning web development has turned out to be a great asset:
Coding newbies
Entrepreneurs
IT professionals
Java Developer
Java Developer
Developer
Developer
Upon successful completion of the program, the college grants the student an AEC (Attestation d’études collégiales)
A.E.C. – Specialization - Programmer Analyst (LEA.CK) (Full Stack Web Developer)
-(900 hrs)-
You learn fundamental programming structures including data types, operators, branching and looping structures, user-defined methods and basic data structures. You also learn how to use OOP features like encapsulation, inheritance, interfaces, overloading, overriding and polymorphism.
The frontend, generally called the User Interface (UI) includes colours, animation, layouts, and all the other elements that add to app or website experience. You are given an overview of client-side web UI frameworks, including Bootstrap. You learn about responsive design, HTML, CSS, UX concepts and JavaScript components.
Backend allows you to interact with the app or service. It is the internal working of the application or website that includes the server, frameworks and databases. You will learn the PHP language and how to apply the Laravel PHP framework.
In this module you are introduced to database basics and how to interact with them. You also learn to integrate databases into your website using SQL and server-side data access objects.
A CMS is a software application that facilitates creating, editing, organizing and publishing content. WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that allows you to create and publish content on the web. It has over twelve thousand plugins available on its website, most of which are available for free.
After learning how to design web pages and interact with the database, you discover how to build dynamic front-end web apps using Angular, a full featured framework whose core goal is simplification. It excels at building dynamic, single-page web apps (SPAs) and supports the model-view-controller (MVC) programming structure.
After only one year at MCIT, I learned everything I ever wanted and am already in the market.
Alexander Haig — Java Student
