COURSE CURRICULUM

The B.Sc. Web Development program offers a comprehensive mix of design, computer science, and practical experience across seven semesters. In the first semester, students learn design basics, computer architecture, programming, communication sciences, UX/UI design, and participate in a cooperative project alongside a dual practice phase. The second semester introduces computer networks, service design, usability engineering, media studies, distributed software systems, and continues the practical phase. The third semester deepens math skills, UX psychology, instructional design, and cross-platform software development, again paired with ongoing practice. In the fourth semester, students tackle advanced math, database systems, lab projects, content management systems, and free project development with a dual practice component. The fifth semester centers on a 20-credit internship and a free project to apply learning in real-world settings. The sixth semester covers data science, artificial intelligence, scientific colloquium, VR/AR game design with Unity, embedded systems, IoT, and continued practical experience. Finally, the seventh semester focuses on business intelligence, thesis preparation, entrepreneurship, media law, writing workshops, and culminates in the Bachelor’s thesis. This structure combines theory, practical teamwork, and industry collaboration, preparing students to create innovative and sustainable web and digital solutions.