Associate of Science in Web Design & Development

For students interested in pursuing a career in the competitive field of web design, IADT's Associate of Science in Web Design & Development is designed to prepare them with a real-world understanding of the roles and responsibilities of today's web designers in the modern workplace.

By studying the fundamentals of computing, digital video and audio, and graphics layout, students will have opportunities to develop hands-on experience in web design principles and techniques. They also can absorb the latest knowledge surrounding the software, concepts and tools related to web design, networking, digital design and web scripting. Some of the classes available through IADT's Web Design and Development degree program include:

• Usability and Interface Design
• Digital Imaging
• Audio and Video for the Web
• Programming for the Internet
• Open Source Systems

Successful graduates should have acquired the real-world creative credentials to pursue a diverse range of positions like Web Page Designer, Content Developer, Flash Designer and many more.

This degree can be completed online, quickly and with great flexibility. IADT has developed a virtual campus that acts as a central location where all course information can be found and accessed at any time. The online courses at IADT are very interactive, deliver via rich multimedia presentations with capabilities intended to give you total control over your learning experience. IADT recognizes that every student is different in the way they absorb information and has created the My Unique Learning Experience (M.U.S.E) to get a better understanding of what learning methods and techniques work best for that student. The IADT community believes it has a special commitment to support each individual's goal and emphasis on the educational, professional, and personal growth of each student.

IADT cannot guarantee employment or salary

Not all programs are available to residents of all states. Admissions staff will advise prospective students of any specific limitations for their states.

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