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Frequently asked questions
Back-end refers to the part of a website or application that users don't see but which ensures everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. It includes source code and databases, and is often called the “server-side” of an application.
The Back-End Development program is a new two-year associate degree that focuses on building and managing the server-side of web and software applications.
According to university program descriptions, students who choose this major will gain skills in server-side development, data processing, database management, and system security.
So if you choose this program, you’ll be working with core topics like database management, server-side programming, algorithms, and security.
Main courses include: 👇
✅ Introduction to Algorithms and Programming
✅ Web-Based Programming
✅ Server-Side Programming
✅ Database Management Systems
✅ API Development and Web Services
✅ Software Testing and Debugging
✅ Software Development Tools
✅ Operating Systems and Command Line Usage
✅ Server Management and Basic DevOps
✅ Teamwork and Project Management
Some universities also require students to complete internships as part of the curriculum.
The Back-End Development program is a 2-year associate degree. It’s a relatively new field of study. Students who successfully complete 120 ECTS credits earn their associate degree diploma.
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