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Model View Controller Developers

Education and Training Requirements

High School

In high school, take as many computer science classes—especially in programming—as possible. Other recommended courses include speech, English, mathematics, and business.

Postsecondary Education

Model view controller developers typically have degrees in software development, programming, computer science, or a related IT field. Students complete an internship or co-op experience at a software development firm to obtain hands-on experience. Developers who are interested in advancing to executive-level positions sometimes earn a master’s degree in business management or IT management, or take advanced coursework or earn advanced certificates in these areas.

The U.S. military also provides training to aspiring developers, although those who pursue this route will need to augment their education with classes or certificates in model view controller design patterns. Visit TodaysMilitary.com to learn more.

Certification

Colleges and universities, online learning platforms (OLPs), and professional associations offer certificates in various programming languages that are used by developers, computer security, software development, other IT-related areas, and business and IT management that will help developers build their skills.

The IT training firm Koenig offers the Developing ASP.NET MVC Web Applications online certificate to applicants who complete 14 training modules and pass an examination. Visit https://www.koenig-solutions.com to learn more.

Other Education or Training

Industry organizations, OLPs, and colleges and universities offer a variety of IT-related courses, and some offer classes that focus on or cover model view controller design. For example, the OLP Coursera, in collaboration with the University of New Mexico, offers the class, Web Application Development: Basic Concepts. The course has a module, Web Applications Frameworks, that covers model view controllers. Udemy offers a short class, MVC Pattern: Explained and Applied, that provides a useful introduction to the field.

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