Web Applications Programming

Quick Facts

Web applications programmers write code for web apps or websites; they also develop mobile applications.

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Our Program

Why Choose Web Applications Programming?

  • Combine creative & technical skills in your work
  • Specialize as a:
    • Front-end developer who is responsible for how websites look or a
    • Back-end developer who is responsible for the overall technical construction of websites
  • Enjoy variety because you will write programs for different purposes
  • Learn how to design, code & implement dynamic websites as well as how to connect data stores & websites

Prepare for What You Will Do at Work

  • Meet with clients or managers to discuss needs & requirements for websites or web apps
  • Develop, design & write new web applications
  • Use programming languages, such as Java, to write code for websites & web apps
  • Work with content & multimedia professionals when developing websites or apps

Marketable Skills You Will Learn

  • Critical thinking
  • Reasoning
  • Communication
  • Personal and social responsibility
  • Teamwork
  • Computer literacy

Before You Enroll, Think About:

  • In addition to your coursework, you will need to spend extensive time in the lab to get hands-on practice with web programming.
  • On the job, web programmers normally work alone. However, they interact with others when discussing assignments or when participating in large projects.
  • Being a lifelong learner will help you advance in your career because you will need to keep up-to-date on web programming languages and be able to apply new knowledge to your work.
  • 3 skills or work style traits that will help you succeed in this field:
    • Attention to detail
    • Creativity
    • Customer service skills

Need a boost to get ready for college?

Talk to your advisor about Developmental Studies if your TSI scores say you need some help in math or reading and writing.

Degrees & Certificates

Explore the TCC Catalog and view the list of courses you will need to take for your degree or certificate.

Degree

Certificates

Level 1

Level 2

How Much Time & Money to Finish?

2026–2027 Academic Year

Degree or Certificate Program Title Semester Credit Hours Total Tuition & Fees
AAS Information Technology—Web Applications Programming 60 $4,440
CRT1 Information Technology—Web Applications Programming I 28 $2,072
CRT2 Information Technology—Web Applications Programming II 31 $2,294

Notes:

  • Tuition is based on in-state, in-county rates.
  • Totals do not include textbooks and other materials.

Continuing Education Programs

Time commitments and fees vary depending on the course.

Earn More Choices & More Money

Transfer to a college or university to continue your studies. Earning a bachelor’s degree opens the door to promotion opportunities.

Next steps

Start on Your Pathway!

Contact

TCC Northeast

Julie Hester
Department Chair

Call 817-515-6660

Email NE.ComputerScience@tccd.edu

TCC South

Danielle Staples, Ph.D.
STEM Dean

Call 817-515-4596

Email danielle.staples@tccd.edu

TCC Southeast

Keith Smelser
Department Chair

Call 817-515-3761

Email keith.smelser@tccd.edu

TCC Southeast

Weldon Gray
Program Coordinator

Call 817-515-3209

Email weldon.gray@tccd.edu

TCC Trinity River

Tyson McMillan, Ph.D.
Professor

Call 817-515-1131

Email tyson.mcmillan@tccd.edu

Updated September 28, 2026