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Diploma in JavaScript Development (part-time)

PROGRAM

If you’re into the back end of programming, you might prefer our Java development program. Here it’s all about the front-end, where people connect with technology to keep the world working. In this diploma program, you’ll work your way through six in-depth courses taught by industry pros, as you learn how to build dynamic websites and multi-tiered client-server applications by leveraging JavaScript and TypeScript. In short, you’ll gain the skills you need to start or boost your career in JavaScript development.

Note that this is an online, synchronous program.

Your takeaways

This diploma program is a great way to help you:

  • Interpret and understand programs written in JavaScript;
  • Debug and correct JavaScript programs;
  • Conceptualize and develop front-end solutions using JavaScript and related libraries;
  • Leverage a front-end API (like React), to create functional user interfaces;
  • Design and implement a server-based, web service back-end;
  • Save, persist and manage data within a database.

Program courses

To obtain this diploma, students must complete the six courses below. For course descriptions, schedules and registration, click on the links of each course. 

 

Suggested program pathway

Start with these courses to build a strong foundation:

Next, build on your knowledge by learning the fundamentals of JavaScript:

Then, enhance your expertise with these advanced courses:

Our approach

This program features lectures and hands-on programming practice led by seasoned industry professionals who’ll guide you every step of the way as you learn industry standards and best practices. 

Who benefits the most?

  • Anyone who wants to take the first step towards a career as front-end or full-stack developer.
  • Anyone who wants to develop or broaden their programming skills.
  • Business owners and managers in technical domains who want to better understand and evaluate JavaScript programming code.
  • Programmers who want to learn a new language to open new career horizons.
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