Villa Maria’s HTML5/CSS3 (Web Design & PHP) Certificate Program is a six-week course that is professionally designed and delivered and covers the language, tools, and techniques required to produce dynamic web sites using HTML5, CSS3, and PHP8.
HTML5/CSS3 (Web Design & PHP) Certificate Program
Course are delivered face-to-face on Villa Maria’s centrally-located Buffalo campus in the College’s state-of-the-art computer labs.
Each week students experience approximately 2-hours of instructor-led mini-lectures, readings, and open discussions and an additional 2 hours of hands-on lab exercises.
The HTML5/CSS3 (Web Design & PHP) Certificate Program may be offered at any time, pending student interest. Both weekday and weekend classes are available, and classes can also be held on weekdays in concurrent weeks. Please register or contact us to learn about all options. Classes cap at 12 participants.
Upon completion of the HTML5/CSS3 (Web Design & PHP) Certificate Program course, each participant will receive a certificate of completion from Villa Maria College.
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Villa Maria College is currently enrolling students into its HTML5/CSS3 (Web Design & PHP) Certificate Program.
Enroll now for $1,995, or all 7 software development courses for $12,995.
Course Description
This course covers the language, tools, and techniques required to produce dynamic web sites using HTML5, CSS3, and PHP8. Topics include web design principles, programming and scripting (both client-side and server-side), frameworks, web servers, database connectivity, search engine optimization, and security. No prior knowledge of HTML is required.
Pricing:
Per course: $1,995
All 7 software development courses: $12,995
Location
Villa Maria College
240 Pine Ridge Road
Buffalo, NY 14225
Main Building, Room 20
Cost
Per course: $1,995
All 7 courses: $12,995
Contact
Becky Strathearn
Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Management
[email protected]
716.961.1805
Course Instructors
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Angela Ramnarine-Rieks Ph.D. teaches courses related to content management, data science, programming, information policy, and change management at the School of Information Studies at Syracuse University. She is a new part time instructor at Villa College, teaching introductory computing.
As a researcher, Angela has a keen interest in understanding the implications in the adoption and adaptation of new technologies in organizations. Ramnarine-Rieks is currently part of a research team exploring the socio-technical impacts of the smart grid phenomenon in the energy industry. Exposure to this domain began with postdoctoral work with the smart grid research team at Syracuse University. Her other research track explores integrating computational and data thinking into literacy, or to restate, supports the premise that all members of society should learn to code given its priority in the future of work.
