Computer Programming & Web Development
Computer programmers and web developers write the code for websites and databases that power our multi-media, web-based world.
This program is the perfect fit for those looking to enter a lucrative hi-tech field. Our course will prepare you for jobs in Python, and JavaScript with knowledge of databases as students build their own full stack web application in class with NodeJS and React.
EARLY BIRD
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
August 25
Register by:
September 2023
Start date:
October 2023
Course Length:
8 months
Taught by industry professionals, TTI Careers Programming course gives you a solid foundation and well-rounded education in the skills you’ll need for your programming career.
This course has the students becoming full stack developers, able to code both on the client side and server side. Client side programming consists of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Python, while server side consists of React and NodeJS. Students study databases and algorithms, and work with different operating systems (Mac, Windows and Linux).
In addition, students learn JavaScript and Python languages for software development. These languages are important for skills in the industry and students study them extensively with practice and review. Accompanying the Programming course are vital computer skills, necessary in the IT and general business world.
With TTI Careers, you can feel confident in your skills and feel ready to go forth into the Programming job market.
Classes Held Live Online
Teacher-student interaction is expected and required. Classes are recorded for your convenience.
Weekly One-on-one With Instructors
Students will be able to meet privately with teachers on a weekly basis for review.
Use Towards a Degree!
With TTI Careers Computer Programming & Web Development course, you have the option of earning up to 24 college credits towards a degree. A bachelor’s degree makes you a more appealing hire for prospective employers.
Built-in Flexibility for Yom Tov
Schedule designed around the Yomim Tovim and Jewish calendar.
Learn Career Development Skills
Project management, portfolio building, effective communication, advisement in building your career, and more.
For Women Only
Enjoy learning within a group of like-minded peers.
Weekly Schedule:
Sunday mornings 10:00 am – 2:00 pm (including a lunch break)
Wednesday evenings 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Program Tuition:
Does not include laptop, software and books.
Prior Requirements:
High School Diploma or GED*
*If you don’t have a high school diploma, you may take an “Ability-to-Benefit” test at a TTI testing center. Please mention this to Admissions staff upon registration so that we may make arrangements for the test within the necessary time frame.
For Women
TTI Careers programs are approved by the New Jersey Department of Education.
Students who take the Computer Programming & Web Development course will have the opportunity to take College Level Exams through Coopersmith Career Consulting to earn college credits.
Computer programmers and web developers work in a range of areas and can receive jobs in web programming and development, as well as database management. Their job title can be software developer, full stack developer, entry level javascript application developer, or web developer in any field, as every company requires a website and maintenance of that website.
Starting salary is $25/hour. After some years of experience, programmers and developers can quickly increase their earning power, reaching $75K-150K and beyond, depending on where they are located. TTI Careers has a dedicated recruiter, and will make an effort to place students in appropriate jobs or internships.
Course Instructors
Cecilia Milla
Cecilia Milla has a bachelors in Computer Science and is currently working on a post graduate certificate. She has taught AP Computer Science Principles, Statistical Analysis Systems (SAS), and Computer Engineering Technology. Overall she has taught for over 10 years, and has been a programmer (C on Unix, and Pascal) for six years. She has developed several websites, including building her own web server on a raspberry pi. Cecillia loves coding, but she loves teaching how to code even more.
Jasmine Greenaway
Jasmine Greenaway has been a software developer for over 10 years, working with various industries and technologies. She currently works at Microsoft, supporting communities of new and upcoming programmers and technical influencers. Jasmine enjoys teaching foundational software engineering topics most, because she’s passionate about helping new developers build a solid foundation in tech, as well as making tech an approachable path for everyone.
Course Trailer
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