Online Undergraduate Certificate in Web and Mobile Application Development
Web and mobile applications are integrated into many aspects of our lives, from phones and thermostats to cars. Our certificate in web and mobile app development can help you learn about these crucial components of our daily lives so that you can work towards a career in this exciting field.
At DeVry University, you can earn your undergraduate certificate in web and mobile application development in as little as 1 year and 4 months1—or even more quickly with qualifying transfer credits. Through this program, you will learn to create code to develop responsive web-based applications and apply basic design principles to web media using application software. Our mobile app development courses will help you immerse yourself in the Internet of Things (IoT) world and get hands-on experience developing interactive websites and mobile device applications using languages such as HTML, JavaScript, CSS and Java.
In addition, elements of our curriculum are designed to help prepare you to pursue the following industry certification exams:
- CompTIA IT Fundamentals
- CompTIA Linux+
- PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer
Our goal is to provide you with real-world opportunities to think critically, analyze data, present solutions and move forward in our digitally driven world.
Want to get started?
100% online web and mobile app development certificate classes start August 29, 2022.
Quick Facts
How long is the Web and Mobile App Development Certificate Program?
If you’re interested in learning more about web development and mobile app development courses, you’ll be happy to know that our certificate can be completed in:
- 13 courses
- 43 minimum credit hours
- As little as 1 year and 4 months1 — or even faster with qualifying transfer credits
Online Undergraduate Certificate in Web and Mobile Application Development – What You Can Learn
In addition to our tech-empowered learning attributes, our web and mobile application development certificate incorporates the following skills:
Operating Systems
Learn to install and configure operating systems using Command Line Interface (CLI). This essential skill is a key building block of programming and can help you pursue several different coding language disciplines and functions.
Coding, Programming and Mobile Programming
Explore basic coding and programming methods using an algorithmic approach. Gain hands-on experience scripting and writing components for applications, programs and secure mobile devices.
Web Application and Mobile Application Design
Find out how to design web-based and mobile device applications through our hands-on courses. You'll learn not only the basics of how to create and design applications though programming and layout, but also how to design a site or mobile app that has compelling UI.
Digital Devices
Explore digital concepts, devices and connectivity within the realm of the Internet of Things (IoT). You'll dive into topics such as networking, securing and deploying digital devices to gain a more holistic understanding of your application's place within a digital infrastructure.
Web and Mobile App Development Certificate Admissions Requirements
Students must place in MATH062 & ENGL062 or above. To begin program coursework, students must first complete transitional studies courses2, if applicable. Please see the catalog for complete admissions requirements.
Web and Mobile App Certificate and Financial Aid
Pursuing your undergraduate certificate in web and mobile application development can be more affordable than you might think. To illustrate our commitment to affordability, during the 2020-2021 award year, DeVry University has assisted students by awarding more than $57 Million in student financial assistance3 through partner tuition savings, institutional scholarships and university grants.
Job Opportunities in the Field of Web and Mobile Application Development
Graduates of our undergraduate certificate program in Web and Mobile App Development may consider, but are not limited to, the following careers:
- Software Application Developer
Design computer applications, such as word processors and games for consumers. You may create custom software for a specific customer or commercial software for the public. Software developers have a wide range of potential projects that they are capable of undertaking. The more languages in which you can code and the greater understanding you have of user of user interfaces, the more adaptable and supportive you can be to your organization.
- Web Developer
Code, design and lay out websites according to a company's specifications. The role considers user experience and function, and a certain level of both graphic design and computer programming is necessary. Web developers may also work with individuals such as freelancers looking to increase their appeal to clients through a well-designed, easy to use website.
- Mobile App Developer
Use development and programming languages to create and test applications on mobile devices. You’ll work in popular operating system environments such as iOS and Android. Mobile app developers may work for a company or individual who wishes to build their own application. Many app developers work at a company that offers their services to other groups who need an app built for their business.
Program Courses
Mathematics
| MATH114 | Algebra for College Students |
Tech Core
| CEIS101C | Introduction to Technology and Information Systems |
| CEIS106 | Introduction to Operating Systems |
| CEIS110 | Introduction to Programming |
Information Systems and Programming
| CEIS150 | Programming with Objects |
| CEIS209 | Intermediate Programming |
| CEIS236 | Database Systems and Programming Fundamentals |
Application Development
| CIS355A | Business Application Programming with Lab |
Web and Mobile Application Development
| CEIS320 | Introduction to Mobile Device Programming |
| CIS363B | Web Interface Design with Lab |
| CIS407A | Web Application Development with Lab |
Career Preparation
| CARD205 | Career Development |
| CEIS299 | Careers and Technology |
Web and Mobile Application Development FAQs
What is a mobile app?
A mobile app, also referred to as mobile application or simply an app, is software or a program specifically designed to operate on a mobile device like a phone, tablet or watch. Mobile apps were first designed for productivity, such as managing contact lists and calendars, but have grown to encompass more categories including games, GPS, order tracking and more. Today, a vast majority of large companies that provide direct to consumer services have at least one app.
What is the difference between iOS and Android app development?
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Make the Most of Stackable Degrees
Earn a Credential at Every Step
You don’t have to wait four years to show a credential on your resume. At DeVry, several programs are designed to stack. Using this intuitive approach, you can start off with a credential that takes less time and is more affordable.
Our flexible online and on-site classes build your professional skills right away, and every course can count toward the next degree level at DeVry.4
How Do Credentials Stack?
Let's take a look at our Web and Mobile Application Development Certificate as an example. This program can serve as a stepping stone to our Software Development Bachelor’s Degree when you specialize in Web and Mobile Application Development. If you choose to continue on with your education at DeVry, all the credits you've gained from these courses apply toward your bachelor’s degree.
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1Not including breaks. Assumes year-round, full-time enrollment.
2Transitional studies coursework may affect program length and cost.
3Data is inclusive of all partner tuition savings, institutional scholarships and grants for the period for July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021.
4The figures displayed represent the minimum credit hours required for graduation. At the time of application to the next credential level, an evaluation of qualifying transfer credit will occur and the most beneficial outcome will be applied.
**The figures displayed represent the minimum credit hours required for graduation. Additional coursework may be necessary to complete program requirements.
