Computer Programmer
Gain the knowledge, skills, and firsthand experience necessary to become a computer programmer with UWEC's computer programmer certificate.
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Courses throughout the certificate will introduce you to programming, computer software design, data types, procedural abstraction, digital logic, machine models, assembly language, flow control, object-oriented design, and so much more. Students gain the know-how they need to have a competitive edge in the workforce, including the ability to understand specific software and programs often found in the field.
The program is open to both students and working computer professionals already in the field.
Program Details
At UW-Eau Claire, our talented professors make it a priority to create an impactful learning environment where you come first. Small class sizes allow you to learn by doing, as well as form meaningful connections with other students who are just as passionate about technology and discovery as you.
While pursuing the computer programmer certificate, you'll have access to the tools and resources you need to thrive in your educational journey. Four state-of-the-art computer labs with equipment updated every two years ensure you are working with the most recent technology, giving you a leg up when applying for jobs.
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Coursework within the computer programmer certificate will prepare you to use — and evaluate — a wide variety of modern tools and languages used in the construction of computing systems. Your first-hand experience with up-to-date technology in the classroom will translate directly into a fulfilling career in computer programming.
Here are a few courses in Computer Programmer at UW-Eau Claire.
DS 150
Computing in Python: Fundamentals and Procedural Programming
Computing in Python provides an introduction to the world of procedural programming in the Python computer language. Students will learn tactics and approaches for solving novel problems in the world of data science. Main tasks are the storage, retrieval, processing, and visualization of data. Examples will be drawn from bioinformatics, economics, and other fields.
CS 320
Web Database Design and Implementation
Introduction to databases for Web applications. Architecture, design considerations, and implementation of relational database systems. Web/database application development.
CS 262
Database Systems
A study of fundamental database concepts including: SQL, database design and normalization, transactions and concurrency, embedded SQL, and stored procedures.
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