Internet & Web development (2)

Internet & Web development (2)

A second year (level 6) Bachelor of Computing Systems (BCS) paper and an open learning opportunity from
Assoc. Prof Michael Verhaart of the EIT Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

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edit   Facilitator(s) Dr. Michael Verhaart, Assoc. Prof, EIT Hawke's Bay, New Zealand edit   Objectives The aim of Internet & Web development (2) is to provide the students with knowledge of the concepts of client-side Web development, including HTML tags, forms, Cascading Style Sheets, client-side scripting and Web site management. This course will: Discuss issues relating to Web publishing. Discuss the role and use of Mark up Languages in Web site development. Use advanced Mark up Language features to create Web pages that include form elements Discuss the issues relating to site consistency including the use of cascading style sheets and relative sizing. Discuss the role of XML and demonstrate its use. Use a scripting language that uses functions to validate form input. Discuss the issues involved in Web site management. Build a Web site that utilises advanced client-side Web features. edit   Microblog

edit   Course materials Week 1 & 2: Overview Week 3: Web site Overview Week 4: Planning (incl Types) Week 5: Content development, Programming, hosting Week 6 & 7: Marketing, advertising, Business intelligence, Monitoring & Maintenance Week 8: Web site management Week 9: Web site issues Week 10: How the Internet works edit   Activities Web development ecosystem Week 1 & 2: Overview HTML, CSS, XML Week 2: HTML Basic Week 3: CSS Week 4: XML Week 5,6 & 7: Project JavaScript Week 8: Overview/Getting started Week 9: Forms, Techniques(Iteration  |  Strings) Week 10: Techniques, Objects Week 11: Project edit   Assessments ? edit   Related content ?