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Information Systems Technology: Mobile Application Development, C.S.C.

Location(s): AL, LO, MA

CIP Code: 11.0101

NOVA Code: 221-299-45 

Purpose: This program is designed for individuals seeking employment in either a mobile application software development firm or large organization with a mobile application development team as well as for those persons already employed who wish to update their skills in mobile application development and testing. This curriculum will prepare students for employment as junior mobile application developers as well as quality assurance test engineers for native mobile applications. Upon completion, graduates are prepared to study for the Google Associate Android Developer certification.

Recommended Preparation: The student should possess a proficiency in high school English, high school algebra and geometry, and computer keyboarding skills.

One Year

1st Semester

Total 4 credits

2nd Semester

Total 8 credits

3rd Semester

Total 8 credits

Total credits for Mobile Application Development Career Studies Certificate: 20 credits

Students in Information Technology, Computer Science, or Information Systems Technology programs must have Information Technology (ITD, ITE, ITN, ITP) and or Computer Science (CSC) courses no more than ten years old, as of the first day of the fall semester of the academic year in which they graduate, unless approved by the pathway dean.