It is designed to prepare students for employment as professional software engineers and information technology professionals in leadership roles in a variety of technology and business settings, or for enrollment in an appropriate masters degree program. The Daniel Webster College software engineering curriculum is unique in that component of the program. The course consists of a sequence of 3 years of software engineering laboratories, correlated with associated classroom courses. Courses are based upon mastery of critical documentation and programming skills, operating system knowledge, and the development and seasoning of team work through progressively more challenging projects and assignments.
Students are prepared to create software for a variety of industries.
DWC students are working in major software and hardware shops such as Compaq and Fidelity. Many students are also working in small start up companies using their software skills to create new tools to meet the information age demands. For a fully updated listing of degree requirements, suggested sequence of classes, and course listings please consult the 2000-2001 DWC Catalog now available in Adobe Acrobat format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat reader, please download a free copy here . Here 1997-98 Daniel Webster College.