Chancellor's Certificate in Web Scripting and Interactivity

Overview
Web sites continue to evolve into more complex and interactive means to communicate with their users. This evolution creates a need for individuals who can effectively enhance their organizations’ image, convey a message about their products and services, and enable customers and the public to interact with the organization. To support this, individuals must be able to acquire information from their Web audience and shape it to meet the needs of the organization as well as heighten the user experience. This certificate is designed for Web designers, technical managers, developers, and authors who want to add interactivity to their Web sites.

Prerequisites
You should be proficient with HTML and with the Windows or Macintosh operating system. Specifically, you should be able to use forms to divide your document windows, coordinate sets of documents, and enhance your Web pages. If you are unable to do these tasks, you should take Advanced Applications of HTML.

Certificate Class Requirements
If you’ve earned the Web Page Design certificate, you must complete a minimum of 42 hours from the classes listed below. If you have not earned the Web Page Design certificate, you must complete a minimum of 48 hours from the classes listed below.

Certificate Requirements
Complete the application form and return it with your $25 nonrefundable fee. All classes must be completed through the UM-St. Louis Microcomputer Program within two years of submitting the application. (Note: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis; submitting the application and paying the fee doesn’t guarantee a seat in any class.)