Certificate in Web Applications Development
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Certificate
- Code
- C39
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Made up of
- 60 credit points
Description
This certificate provides evidence of achievement of the entire application development process, from initial design, through scripting, database use, and system performance monitoring.
It is a suitable qualification if you wish to use it for career purposes, if you do not want to complete a full degree or if you want an interim qualification on your way to a full degree.
Planning your studies
If you’re new to study or the OU, we recommend you start with a course at Level 1. For this certificate the ideal preparation would be Design and the Web (T183).
The Certificate in Web Application Development is made up of three Level 2 10-point courses, and three Level 3 10-point courses. It is recommended that these are studied sequentially as each course builds on the skills gained from studying the previous course.
If you wish to complete all six courses in order to obtain the Certificate, you should be aware that this Programme is coming to an end and you should plan to include these courses in your study plan in the near future.
The final presentations of each are as follows:
- Web applications: design, development and management (TT280) – October 2010
- The client side of application development (TT281) – February 2011
- The server-side of application development (TT282) – May 2011
- Databases within website design (TT380) – October 2011
- Open source development tools (TT381) – February 2012
- Web server management, performance and tuning (TT382) – May 2012
You can register your intention to study for the certificate when you register for your first course, or you can ask us at any time to link courses that you have already studied towards the certificate. This gives you the flexibility to delay your decision or to change your mind as your studies progress.
There is no time limit for obtaining the required credit points for this qualification. You must include at least 20 points from OU or collaborative scheme courses that have not been counted in any other OU certificate, diploma or first degree you may have been awarded.
Courses
For this certificate you require:
60 points from the following compulsory courses:
| Level 2 compulsory courses | Points | Next start |
|---|---|---|
|
10 | Oct 2010 FINAL |
|
10 | May 2010 |
|
10 | May 2010 |
| Level 3 compulsory courses | Points | Next start |
|---|---|---|
|
10 | Oct 2010 |
|
10 | May 2010 |
|
10 | May 2010 |
Learning outcomes
The learning outcomes of this qualification are described in four areas:
- Knowledge and understanding
- Cognitive skills
- Practical and professional skills
- Key skills
Read more detailed information about the learning outcomes, and how they are acquired through teaching, learning and assessment methods.
Credit for previous study elsewhere
For this qualification, we do not allow you to count credit for study you have already done elsewhere.
On completion
On successful completion of the required courses you will be awarded a Certificate in Web Application Development and will be entitled to use the letters Cert Web Apps (Open) after your name.
Regulations
As a student of The Open University, you should be aware of the content of the Award Regulations and the Student Regulations.
Award Regulations
- Introduction to the Award Regulations
- General Award Regulations
- Certificate in Web Applications Development
Student Regulations
The Student Regulations (including the Code of Practice for Student Assessment and the Code of Practice for Student Discipline) are available on our Policy Documents for Students website.
How to register
To register for this qualification, read the description and check you meet any specific requirements (for example, some of our qualifications, require you to be working in a particular environment, or be sponsored by your employer). Then select the course you wish to study first and ensure it is suitable for you before following the registration procedure for that course.
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An undergraduate qualification in Computing and ICT.
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