Texts:

New Perspectives on HTML, XHTML, and Dynamic HTML, Comprehensive, 4th Edition  ISBN: 9781423925439

by Patrick Carey. Course Technology

Instructor:

Phil Gompertz, gomperpe@piercecollege.edu

Grading:

Grading is on an absolute scale of >90%=A, >80%=B, >70%=C, >60%=D, <60%=F

1 Project, 200 points

200

1 Midterm Examination (No makeups)

100

1 Final Examination (No makeups)

100

Total:

400

Evaluation:

Students are expected to do their own work on all class assignments and examinations. Any student that violates this rule may be given a failing grade in the class. Attendance is very important and will have a bearing on your final grade. After the census date, attendance will no longer be taken. Students are responsible for dropping the course after that date. Students are expected to take all quizzes and exams on the dates scheduled and turn in assignments on the dates due.

Course Description

This course introduces students to the fast growing and rapidly changing world of client-side web site development. Students will become proficient with all aspects of HTML, XHTML and DHTML programming including the ability to develop JavaScript routines for adding dynamic layouts, special effects, and window events.

Class notes (due dates, test dates, etc…)

Topics covered and Homework Assignments

Chapter 1

Introductions. Developing a Web Page.  

Chapter 2

Developing a Basic Web Site. 

Chapter 3

Working with cascading style sheets.  

Chapter 4

Creating Special Effects with CSS. 

Chapter 5

Working with Web Tables.

Chapter 6

Working with Web Forms

Chapter 7

Working with Multimedia

Chapter 9

Working with XHTML

Chapters 10-16

Programming with Javascript

Additional Topics

Intro to Dreamweaver