Daniel Webster College
Associate Degree
Business Management | |
This degree program is designed to meet the needs of those students who wish to seek immediate employment after graduation, as well as those who wish to continue on to a baccalaureate program. This degree is only offered through the Office of Graduate and Continuing Studies. | |
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Daniel Webster College
Associate degree
General Studies | |
Two-year associate degree in General Studies offers students unsure of their career plans a flexible degree program of study that allows them to take basic courses in mathematics, writing, social sciences, humanities, and computer literacy--the major part of the traditional general education foundation... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Associate degree
Information systems | |
This degree is for students who are pursing a non-computing degree for students who are not able to make a four year academic commitment. Graduates of this degree program are positioned to complete a bachelor degree when their circumstances permit or seek employment as a junior programmer, an application... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Bachelor of Science
Business Management
Management Concentration | |
Students in the Business Management degree program prepare themselves for a career as managers and leaders. The Program provides the skills necessary for business management, general management, and marketing management. | |
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Daniel Webster College
Bachelor of Science
Business Management
Marketing Concentration | |
Students in the Business Management degree program prepare themselves for a career as managers and leaders. The Program provides the skills necessary for business management, general management, and marketing management. | |
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Daniel Webster College
Bachelor of Science
Computer Science | |
The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science is oriented toward software engineering and conforms to the recommendations of Computing Curricula 1991, a report of the Association of Computer Machinery/Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering-Computer Society (ACM/IEEE-CS) Joint Curriculum... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Bachelor of Science
Information Systems | |
The Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems conforms to the recommendations of Information Systems, The Data Processing Management Association (DPMA) Model Curriculum for a four-year Undergraduate Degree. Closed laboratories, mathematics-based courses, and business courses blend to enable the... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Bachelor of Science
Social Science | |
The Social Science major has been designed for students who share a humanistic interest in the contemporary issues and social problems that shape the lives of people in communities throughout America and around the world. The major provides an excellent preparation for careers in management, government,... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Bachelor of Science
Software Development | |
The Software Development Bachelor degree is designed for individuals who have practical experience in the computer industry but are not interested in a career oriented toward software engineering or information systems. Participants will acquire a solid understanding of software quality and the management... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in Accounting | |
Ideal for professionals who have a degree or work experience in a discipline other than accounting and who want to expand their understanding of business or change careers. This certificate enhances your marketability by providing a solid foundation for careers in a wide range of settings including business,... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in C/UNIX programming | |
The required courses will help individuals acquire those computer skills that are in demand, enhance their marketability, and give them an edge in today's competitive job market. C and UNIX have achieved a dominant position in the software industry and C++ is rapidly attaining an equivalent level of... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in Client-Server Application Development | |
This degree program will help prepare students to work and deploy client-server applications in networks involving PC clients and PC or UNIX servers. The emphasis will be on fundamental of networking, concepts of client-server architectures, methods of communication between clients and servers, and common... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in MS Windows Programming | |
This certificate degree program will prepare a person to design, develop, and maintain personal computer applications. The major emphasis is on programming in common languages and constructing windowed applications. Persons new to the software industry can use the certificate degree program to learn... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in Marketing | |
This certificate is designed for students interested in a career change, who want to test marketing as a potential career, and who want to broaden their business skills base. Small business owners and prospective entrepreneurs should benefit from these courses. Completion of the certificate qualifies... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in PC Networking | |
The PC Networking Certificate is designed to prepare students to install, use, and manage PC networks. Emphasis is placed on fundamentals of networking; concepts of client-server computing; and practical network topics, such as configuration, installation, and management of clients and servers. | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in UNIX Systems Administration | |
UNIX has become an increasingly popular operating system, as reflected in the high demand for UNIX systems administrators. Completion of this certificate degree program can enhance students' opportunities for employment in this field. In order to function well in these courses, students should have good... | |
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Daniel Webster College
Certificate in Webmaster Technology | |
Designed specifically for individuals and companies who need to meet the growing demand for Web applications. This certificate degree program takes the student from core technologies, such as HTML, Java, and databases, to the design strategies needed for building intranets and other Web applications.... | |
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