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Web Development

Program overview

Students design and launch full-stack web applications using professional tools like Python, Flask, and modern databases. Through collaborative, project-based learning, they experience the full product lifecycle—from ideation and wireframing to deployment. The curriculum exposes students to the interconnected roles that power today’s tech ecosystem, including software engineering, UX design, data science, and digital strategy. By the end of the course, students will present fully operational web products that tackle real-world problems and reflect both technical mastery and purpose-driven innovation.

Program details

Who is this program for?

This program is designed for students who have prior exposure to programming and are ready to transition into text-based coding. Participants should feel comfortable working independently and exploring more advanced technical concepts.

What will students learn?

Students will transform a community challenge into a working web application, guiding their project from ideation to deployment. Along the way, they will conduct user research, design intuitive interfaces, build technical functionality, and manage their own development roadmap—thinking like engineers, designers, and founders.

What will students learn?

Students will gain fluency in user-centered design, product research, and full-stack development. They will learn to create user personas, conduct market research, design wireframes, and test prototypes to build meaningful digital solutions.

They will develop technical expertise in data structures, functions, conditionals, loops, databases, APIs, and applied Python tools such as NumPy and Pandas. Additionally, students will explore branding and go-to-market strategies, gaining insight into the interdisciplinary skills that power today’s technology careers.

What is the class format?

This program is delivered through live, instructor-led sessions that combine direct teaching with hands-on labs and project development. Optional office hours offer additional support and personalized feedback as students advance their work.