Apprenticeship│16 Credits│Fond du Lac, West Bend, Online
Information Technology (IT) – Software Developer Apprenticeship
You love a good challenge, especially if it means putting your creative and analytical skills to the test. From developing computer systems to the underlying systems that run devices, the Software Developer Apprenticeship prepares students to support the software development needs within a business environment.
Software developers develop, create, and modify general computer applications software or specialized utility programs. They analyze user needs and develop software solutions. They also design or customize software for client use to optimize operational efficiency. Software developers may analyze and design databases within an application area, working individually or coordinating database development as part of a team.
What You’ll Learn
Students in the Information Technology – Software Developer Apprentice program gain hands-on practice using common programming languages, including Java and SQL. A focus is placed on technical documentation and software design. Students are introduced to the Systems Development Life Cycle, database concepts, and Structure Query Language (SQL).
Program Outcomes
- Contribute to software development lifecycle
- Complete programming tasks
- Troubleshoot problems
- Perform developer testing
- Maintain version control
- Package and deploy applications
- Develop professionally
- Create documentation
Students interested in an apprenticeship do not complete standard admissions with Moraine Park.
Interested students/employers should contact the training representative listed below to start the apprentice/employer apprenticeship contract application:
Lavelle Gill, Apprenticeship Training Representative
Phone: (262) 340-1143
Email: almonl.gill@dwd.wisconsin.gov
Learn more at www.wisconsinapprenticeship.org
Registered Wisconsin Apprentice
Minimum Qualifications:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Have a high school diploma, GED or equivalency
Career Opportunities
- Software Developer
- Programmer
- Application Developer
Several factors influence the total cost of your degree, including enrollment fees, the number of credits required, and textbooks.
For further details, please visit the estimated cost of attendance page.
Training Period
- 1-year apprenticeship under the hybrid model (both time-based and competency-based)
- 2,000 hours on-the-job training
- 144 hours over 12 months
- Complete Transition to Trainer course in the final year
Working Conditions
IT – Service Desk Technicians generally work in an office environment and spend most of their time using computers and viewing computer monitors.
High school dual credit provides high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school, without leaving their high school classroom. The courses are taught by certified high school instructors using technical college curriculum, grading policies and textbooks.
Has previous life experience already helped you build knowledge and skills applicable to your studies? Applying previously earned credits to a program of study can save you both time spent in the classroom and money spent on tuition and fees.
Transferring here is easy! You can transfer in prior college work by submitting official college transcripts or get a free transcript review.
Financial Aid is provided to aid eligible associate degree and technical diploma programs with 28 credits or more. Processing can take 6-8 weeks after a student’s completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is received.
Financial Aid is available for associate degree and technical diploma programs (those that are 2 semesters in length and typically with 28 credits or more). Processing can take 4-5 weeks after a student’s completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is received. Visit the Financial Aid page to learn more.
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