Software Development
Category: Information Technology and Cyber DefenseProgram Description
Ready to build the next big app or game? Start your journey with our Software Developer program at Hennepin Technical College!
Our two-year Software Developer program gives you the skills you need to succeed in the fast-paced world of tech. You will learn popular programming languages like Agile, Full-Stack, Java, Python, and JavaScript.
You will also gain practical experience with new development technologies including Windows environment, the Linux environment, and the Cisco environment, as well as topics in hardware and programming.
Our courses cover everything from coding basics to advanced software design. You'll dive into the software development life cycle, learning how to plan, design, test, and deploy software. We also teach problem-solving skills that are essential for debugging and optimizing code.
Gain practical experience through internships, coding projects, and real-world assignments. Our program includes opportunities to work on open-source projects, preparing you for the challenges of the tech industry.
We emphasize the importance of teamwork and good communication. This will help you enhance your ability to work together effectively in any work environment. By working together and communicating effectively, you can improve your collaboration skills in any job setting.
Why choose Hennepin Technical College? Our program is cost-effective and designed for real-world success. After graduating, you can start working in software engineering jobs. You can also transfer your credits to a four-year college if you want to further your education.
Stay ahead of the curve with our focus on continuous learning. Our instructors are industry professionals who keep the curriculum updated with the latest trends and technologies.
Enroll in our Software Developer program and take the first step toward a rewarding career in tech!
Program Information
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Class Time: Online only
Semester: Fall, Spring or Summer
Campus: Brooklyn Park, Eden Prairie
Skills Required
In general, the Information Technology program is designed to accept students at any level of computer familiarity. Initial placement testing will help best identify what courses students coming into the program should start with. Please see your enrollment counselor for assessment exemptions.
Wages/Outlook/Advancement
Wage and Job Outlook information for this program are available at Minnesota Department of Employment & Economic Development (DEED).
Graduates secure positions such as:
- Software Developer
- Application Developer
- Computer Programmer
- Software Quality Assurance (QA) Tester
- Full-Stack Developer
- Back-End Developer
- Junior Software Engineer
- Junior Database Administrator
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Email: OneStop@HennepinTech.edu
Phone: 952-995-1300