CSCI 1210
Essentials of Web Development
- Credit Hours
- 3
- Contact Hours
- 3
- Course Coordinator
- Jack Ramsey
Catalog Description
Introduces design and development of visually effective and functional websites in an enterprise environment. Concepts may include the history of the Internet and the World Wide Web; the Hypertext Markup Language and Cascading Stylesheets; design principles; information architecture and page layout; effective integration of graphics and media in websites; use of development software and browsers; accessibility issues; site testing; the development process and site maintenance issues; search engine optimization and site promotion. Laboratory use of software is an integral part of this course.
Prerequisite(s)
None
Course Outcomes
- the basics of Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) for the purpose of creating and debugging web pages
- the process of planning and creating successful web pages so that the needs of the target audience and the objectives of the client are met.
- web site design skills necessary to produce intelligible structure for quick and easy access to information for both expert and novice users.
- the types of graphics, their characteristics, and the means for selecting the right graphics for the right application
- the types of multimedia and the methods for incorporating them into web pages
- the web design lifecycle and its application in the creation of successful websites
- the tools available to web designers and how to use them.
Topics
- FTP and servers
- Web history and terminology
- HTML tags & text formatting
- Graphics
- Image types
- Graphic design Basics
- Page Design and layout
- Forms
- Text Editors
- HTML
- Links
- Image Links
- Tables
- Site Design
- Cascading Style Sheets
- Introduction to PHP