Bachelor of Science in Faith-Based Web Development

Academic unitHBIU College of Computer ScienceTotal credits120Estimated duration4 years

Program Overview

Official program overview

This program prepares students to create accessible, responsive, secure, and data-connected web experiences using modern frontend, backend, database, API, and deployment technologies.

Program Facts

Program facts

Academic unit: HBIU College of Computer Science
Total credits: 120
Duration: 4 years

Program Description

Official program description

Learning Outcomes

Student learning outcomes

Apply discipline-standard technology concepts and tools appropriate to the program field.
Create, test, evaluate, and improve practical technology solutions through workshop-based learning.
Use evidence, documentation, data, and professional communication to support technical decisions.
Apply ethical, privacy, security, accessibility, and responsible-technology principles where relevant.
Connect professional technology practice with service, community, nonprofit, ministry, and broader professional contexts.

Admission Requirements

Admission and entry requirements

Applicants should meet HBIU bachelor-level admission requirements, including evidence of secondary-school completion or an approved equivalent.

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Practical Training / Internship Requirements

Students complete web-development laboratories, portfolio projects, and a senior full-stack capstone.

Research Requirements

Students complete applied research in web usability, accessibility, performance, security, and digital communication.