Web Design and Development (Pullman only)

This option explores the principles of web design, web coding, user experience (UX), content management, information architecture, usability, accessibility, and more. Students in this option will learn HTML, CSS, and scripting languages such as JavaScript or PHP. Graduates of this track will be able to create and manage websites through all stages of development, from planning and setup, to developing and managing code and content.

This option is available on the Pullman campus. A student may be admitted to the DTC – Web Development Option upon making their intention known to the department. This option requires 42 credits of major-specific coursework.

First Year
First Term	Credits
DTC 101 [ARTS]	3
ENGLISH 101 [WRTG]	3
Quantitative Reasoning [QUAN]	3
Foreign Language, if needed, or Electives1,2,3	6
Second Term	Credits
DTC 201	3
DTC 202 [COMM]	3
HISTORY 105 [ROOT]	3
Foreign Language, if needed, or Electives1,2,3	6
Second Year
First Term	Credits
Biological Sciences [BSCI] with lab4	4
DTC 206 [EQJS] or 475 [DIVR]	3
Humanities [HUM]	3
Electives2,3	5
Second Term	Credits
DTC 330 or 331	3
Physical Sciences [PSCI] with lab4	4
Social Sciences [SSCI]	3
Electives2,3	5
Complete Writing Portfolio
Third Year
First Term	Credits
DTC 301 [M]	3
DTC 355	3
Equity and Justice [EQJS] or Diversity [DIVR]5	3
Electives2,3	6
Second Term	Credits
DTC 477	3
DTC Electives3,6	6
Electives2,3	6
Fourth Year
First Term	Credits
DTC Electives3,6	6
Electives2,3	9
Second Term	Credits
DTC 497 [CAPS]	3
DTC 498 or 4787	3
Electives2,3	9
Senior Exit Survey

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Footnotes

1	Two years of high school foreign language or at least two semesters of college-level foreign language are required by the College of Arts and Sciences for graduation.
2	Electives must include sufficient 300-400-level coursework to meet the University requirement of 40 credits of upper-division coursework.
3	Electives or DTC Electives must include an additional [M] course to meet the University requirements of two [M] courses.
4	To meet College of Arts and Sciences requirements, students must complete 1 additional lab credit of [BSCI] or [PSCI] for a total of 8 credits (2 labs).
5	Depending on whether a student takes DTC 206 [EQJS] or DTC 475 [DIVR] for their degree requirement, they should take a UCORE option that fulfills the opposite requirement in their third year.
6	DTC Electives (12 credits): Any DTC course not included in the degree requirements is eligible to be a DTC elective. One DTC elective course (3 credits) may be substituted by DTC 498 or 499.
7	Students who elect to take DTC 478 need to have taken DTC 355 as a prerequisite.