CIT125 Web Development and Programming - Prerequisites
CIT111 - 3 credits
CIT125
BC61
6:30-9:10PM
M
Boyce S587 Moore 16 8/19/02 11
Instructor: Kenneth L Moore Office N457
http://unix1.ccac.edu/~kmoore/
email: kmoore@ccac.edu
Text Book: Weaving a Website–
Susan Anderson-Freed – Prentice Hall Publishing
An introduction to website development. This
course focuses on developing scripting and programming skills necessary to
design, create, and enhance Web pages for personal and business use. Students will acquire hands-on experience in
creating Web pages that include text, images, tables, frames, forms, sound, and
video. Students will work with a
variety of scripting and programming languages.
Learning outcomes:
1. Work within a graphical environment (GUI).
2. Design and layout of a Web page.
3. Create Web pages using the HTML markup language.
4. Create Web pages that contain various page elements such as,
text, images, frames, etc.
5. Create Web pages that interact with client side programs
written in languages such as JavaScript.
6. Create Web pages that interact with server side programs
written in languages such as Perl.
7. Understand
and properly use the common terminology used for the design and creation of Web
pages.
Grading: Projects/Homework 40% Exam 1 30% Exam 2 30%
Instructor’s note: This is my
first time teaching this course at Boyce Campus and the book is new to me;
therefore, I probably will be making changes on the fly. In any case, it promises to be a fun,
informative course.
Week-by-week Schedule (subject to change)
(ch 1-7 HTML ch 8-15 JavaScripting ch 16-20 Perl)
1: Ch
1, 2
2: Ch
3, 4
3: Ch
5, 6
4: Ch
7, 8
5: Ch
8, 9
6: Ch 10, 11
7: Ch 12, 13
8: Ch 14, 15
9: Exam 1
10: 16
11: 17
12: 18
13: 19
14: 20
15. Exam 2
16. Final
Project Due