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Middle Level Vocational and Educational Training Courses, Baccalaureate, University

HLVT

Higher Level Vocational and Educational Training Course

ON-CAMPUS

2,000 HOURS OF COURSEWORK

2 academic years

INTERNSHIP

500 hours in a company

Afternoons

Monday to Friday: 15:10 - 21:10

By studying this vocational training program, you will obtain the title of Higher Technician in Web Application Development, and you will learn to develop, implement, and maintain web applications using specific client-side or server-side technologies, while complying with security, accessibility, and usability criteria.

Career Opportunities

Individuals with this professional profile work in companies or public and private organizations, either as employees or self-employed, performing their tasks in the area of developing computer applications related to web environments (intranet, extranet, and internet).

MODULES

1st Year (NEW Curriculum)

Programming (230 h)

Structured programming Modular design Fundamentals of file management Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics Core class libraries Introduction to database persistence

Databases (240 h en anglès)

Introduction to databases SQL languages DML DDL and DCL plus procedural extensions Object-relational databases

Computer Systems (130 h)

Installation configuration and operation of computer systems Information and resource management in a network Implementation of specific software

Development Environments (90 h)

Software development Software optimization Introduction to object-oriented design

Markup Language and Information Management Systems (170 h)

Using markup languages in web environments Publishing storing and retrieving information through web technologies

Professional Training and Guidance (90 h)

Labor regulations and social security Types of contracts Principles of economics and the job market Occupational risk prevention

Digitalization Applied to Productive Sectors (30 h)

A cross-disciplinary module covering the importance of digitalization across different productive sectors Understanding its role as a transformative element in the economy

2nd Year (NEW Study Plan)

Web Development in Client Environment (170 h)

Language syntax Predefined language objects Programmer-defined structures Objects Events Form handling Document Object Model (DOM) Asynchronous client-server communication

Web Development in Server Environment (230 h)

Server-side web development Dynamic web page generation Data access techniques Web services Interactive dynamic pages Hybrid websites

Web Applications Display (120 h)

Web and file transfer servers Web application servers Deployment of web applications Version control and documentation

WEB Interfaces Design (160 h)

Interface design Styles Multimedia elements creation and integration Accessibility and usability

Business and Entrepreneurial Initiative (60 h)

Developing skills to create a small business Performing administrative and financial management tasks

Professional English (120 h)

Sustainability Applied to the Productive System (30 h)

Intermodular Project (50 h)

Understanding and Representing Data (80 h)

GENERAL COMPETENCE

Developing, implementing and maintaining web applications, irrespective of the model used and using specific technologies, guaranteeing secure access to data and complying with the accessibility, usability and quality criteria required by established standards.

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

COMPLETE:

Web Technologies Application Development (IFC154_3)

UC0491_3 Develop software components in the client environment
UC0492_3 Develop software components in the server environment
UC0493_3 Implement, verify, and document web applications in Internet environments

INCOMPLETE:

Programming with Structured Languages for Management Applications (IFC155_3)

UC0223_3 Configure and operate computer systems
UC0226_3 Program relational databases

Programming with Object-Oriented Languages and Relational Databases (IFC080_3)

UC0223_3 Configure and operate computer systems
UC0226_3 Program relational databases

Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering	Credits
20302 – Programming – Computer Science I	6
21760 – Business	6
21716 – Databases I	6
21726 – Databases II
21755 – Multimedia Technology	6
21773 – Internship in Computer Science I	6
21724 – Distributed Internet Applications and User Interfaces	6
Electives	6
Total	48

Bachelor’s Degree in Telematics Engineering	Credits
20302 – Programming – Computer Science I	6
21760 – Business	6
22353 – Computers and Operating Systems	6
Electives	12
Total	30

MORE INFORMATION

Contact any member of the Computer Science Department.

Higher Technician in Development of Web Applications