Hands-on classes prepare students to create, edit, publish, and maintain business-based web sites. We offer two credit classes, numerous noncredit classes and two noncredit Business Web Certificate programs

MABS 406 Developing Web Sites - Dreamweaver (3 units)

MABS 407 Developing Web Sites - Expression Web (3 units)

For complete details please see catalog.

Tuition free noncredit business web classes include Dreamweaver, Expression Web, Flash, Photoshop, Fireworks, and ColdFusion. Classes can be taken individually or as part of a Business Web Development Certificates program. For a complete listing of classes, please see the catalog.

Students completing a noncredit Business Web Pages Certificate of Completion will learn web page development skills that can be applied to business positions requiring competency in website knowledge. Two certificates are offered

Business Web Pages -  Basics Certificate 

Business Web Pages -  Intermediate Certificate

Please see the Web Basics Certificate or Web Intermediate Certificate for curriculum and certificate information. See catalog for course details.

Credit classes can be taken in the day and evening on the Ocean Campus, or can be taken online.

Noncredit classes are generally offered at the Downtown Campus and Mission Campus. Some courses may be available in the evening.

Please see the class schedule for the current semester schedule.

For new students, please see information about becoming a noncredit or credit student. You may also contact the Office of Admissions at (415) 239-3285. Many noncredit classes allow for registration in class; there is no tuition cost for noncredit classes. Please refer to tuition information for specifics on City College credit tuition costs. Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. You may also call the Financial Aid Office at (415) 239-3576.

When you have completed all the required classes, fill out a petition for graduation or a petition for a certificate. The petition form is available in Admissions and Records, Conlan Hall, Room 107, and should be submitted at the beginning of the semester that you complete all the requirements. Petitions must submitted by the deadline posted in the Calendar of Instruction.