Winter 2010

Notes

"The time has come," the Walrus said, "To talk of many things."
— Lewis Carroll

Date Topic Reading Assignments

Week 1

05, 07 JAN

Week 2

12, 14 JAN

  • Lloyd: 2
  • Lloyd: 3 p. 71 - 96

Week 3

19, 21 JAN

  • Lloyd: 3

Week 4

26, 28 JAN

  • Lloyd: 4

Week 5

02, 04 FEB

  • Positioning images and block-level elements
  • Page layout: HTML = structure; CSS = presentation
  • Coding styles: HTML, CSS, naming conventions, indentation
  • Week 5 Examples & Notes
  • Lloyd: 5

Week 6

09, 11 FEB

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Week 7

16, 18 FEB

Week 8

23, 25 FEB

Week 9

02, 04 MAR

  • LLoyd: 7

Week 10

09, 11 MAR

  • Lloyd: 6

Week 11

16 MAR

  • Final Exam (notes)
    Tuesday, 16 MAR 2010, 10:00 - 11:50 PM
    NOTE: 1 hour earlier than normal class time!
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Class Description

Introduction to web site development through mastery of fundamental markup language and syntax for web pages using XHTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Intended to give the student the basic skills required to markup web pages using a text editor. Topics include: basic HTML document structure, links, images, lists, tables, and forms. Emphasis is placed on creating Web pages that comply with World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards (XHTML 1.0/CSS 2.1) where HTML defines structure and semantics and CSS defines presentation.

Prerequisites

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