I'm sorry, but it's incredibly naive to think that you should simply bypass the fundamental and core concepts involved with software engineering/development simply because you wish to be a web developer. If you truly wish to be a proficient developer, you should have a real idea of what's going on "under the hood" and a real grasp of the various programming methodologies, concepts and techniques which will be taught in any competent CS program.
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I'm sorry, but it's incredibly naive to think that you should simply bypass the fundamental and core concepts involved with software engineering/development simply because you wish to be a web developer. If you truly wish to be a proficient developer, you should have a real idea of what's going on "under the hood" and a real grasp of the various programming methodologies, concepts and techniques which will be taught in any competent CS program.