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Website Development & Management Certification
Certificate Program
The Website Development and Management Certificate Program has been developed to meet the needs of individuals interested in preparing for careers in this new and rapidly growing field. It is also designed to provide practicing professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to assume additional responsibilities at their current places of employment. Students can complete a certificate in two semesters by taking an average of 15 credits each semester. With proper planning and advisement, students may be able to apply the 30 credits earned toward an AAS degree in Business Information Management or Individual studies.

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COURSES
FIRST TERM	HOURS/WEEK		CREDITS/SEMESTER
	Class	Lab	Total
BIT 173 Basics of Web Creation	3	0	3
BUS 190 Marketing for the WWW	3	0	3
BIT 185 Rasler-Based Software Tools for WEB/Print Publishers	3	0	3
2 Electives from approved list below	6	0	6
			15
SECOND TERM	HOURS/WEEK		CREDITS/SEMESTER
	Class	Lab	Total
BIT 182 Designing Effective Web Pages	3	0	3
BIT 186 Interactive Websites	3	0	3
BIM 250 Understanding Electronic Commerce	3	0	3
2 Electives from approved list below	6	0	6
		0	15

TOTAL CREDITS: 30

NOTES:
Elective Courses BIT 190 Animation for the Electronic Media BIT 197 Cooperative Work Experience BIT 240 Desktop Publishing (PageMaker) BIT 265 Project Management BUS 110 Introduction to Business BUS 269 Business Reports and computer Communications Approved BIT, ART, CST, COM, or BUS electives

Contact Information
Marie A. Davenport Office Business Building, Room 107 Phone: 607.778.5008 Davenport_m@mail.sunybroome.edu _______________________________ Business Division Advisory Council. The Business Division council consists of local business, industry and government agency leaders who assist the division with curricular review and assessment of all programs and strategic planning. Appointment to the council is made by the division dean for renewable two-year terms.

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