Software Development

School of
Business & Information Technology

Christine Fresh

Christine Fresh

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  • 801-593-2040
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Program Summary

When Can I Start

Bi-weekly start dates

Credits

30 Credit Hours

Time to Complete

15 months @ 15hrs/wk

Training Locations

Main Campus

Adult Student Costs | $3,197*

*Estimated: Includes Tuition, Fees and Course Materials. Some elective courses may have additional fees and/or materials that are not calculated in this summary.

High School Costs | $264

Tuition is free for high school students, however there are some fees and materials that they may be responsible for at the beginning or during the program

  • NOTE: Textbook and material costs are based on Davis Tech’s bookstore prices at the time of publication and are subject to change. There are no charges associated with personal data collection and processes or verification of student identity.

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Program Outcomes

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Program / Admission Details

Program Description
A career in software development begins at Davis Technical College. Software is a part of every business transaction in today’s fast-paced business environment. In the Davis Tech Software Development program, students code in industry-related coding languages. Students learn to use Software Version Control, make API calls to get data from web servers, explore data structures, and store and retrieve data for business applications. Students in the program code for a mobile environment. When students near the end of the program, they work with one of our placement specialists to find a job utilizing newly gained skills to begin a career. If you are already employed, enhance your skills with a customized plan developed just for you by working one-on-one with a faculty advisor.
Admission Requirements

This program is open to qualified high school and adult students who meet the following program requirements:

  • ADULT STUDENTS: Have a high school diploma or equivalent
  • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Must be at least 16 years of age AND be in 11th or 12th grade
  • Students should complete at least 50% of the total program course requirements while enrolled at the college. Exceptions may be reviewed and approved by the Director of Student Services
  • Complete program placement assessments (next tab).

NOTE: This program ONLY available AFTER completing the Davis Technical College Information Technology program

Admission Assessment Requirements

— No testing required for this program —

Credentials and Certifications
Davis Technical College Credentials
  • Davis Technical College Certificate of Program Completion
Utah State Board of Education CTE Skill Certificate (High School Students Only)
  • Computer Programming 1
  • Web Development 1
Transfer Options

Following the completion of this Davis Tech program and after being admitted to the partner institution, your Davis Tech certificate of completion will be converted to as many as 30 credit hours toward an Associate of Applied Science at any Utah colleges and universities. Additional information can be found here.

Classroom Hours

MONDAY
  • 8am-11am
  • 12pm-3pm
  • 6pm-9pm
TUESDAY
  • 8am-11am
  • 12pm-3pm
  • 6pm-9pm
WEDNESDAY
  • 8am-11am
  • 12pm-3pm
  • 6pm-9pm
THURSDAY
  • 8am-11am
  • 12pm-3pm
  • 6pm-9pm
FRIDAY
  • 8am-11am
  • 12pm-3pm

Program Faculty

George Ray

FT George Ray | Lead Instructor

  • Master's degree from University of Utah
Claudine Simonsen

FT Claudine Simonsen

  • Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University
Braiden Pedersen

PT Braiden Pedersen

  • Certificate from Davis Technical College
Brent Guymon

PT Brent Guymon

  • Certificate from Davis Technical College
Garhett Anderson

PT Garhett Anderson

  • Associate degree from Weber State University
Steven Rummler

PT Steven Rummler

  • Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University