Internet and Web

Internet and Web (1)

A first year (level 5) 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 At the end of this course, you will be able to: Describe the history and development of the internet Describe the underlying structure and protocols of the internet Identify and describe the role of the web browser Describe internet hardware/software and connection options Describe and assess security and legal issues, including: copyright, privacy and fair use Demonstrate an understanding of Internet culture and etiquette Use current Internet tools to send and receive information Develop web pages using HTML, CSS and other scripting languages Demonstrate the use of a web authoring package Demonstrate the principals of effective web design Demonstrate the use of multimedia elements in a web page Use a suitable design methodology to create a website to meet a clients needs edit   Microblog

edit   Course materials Theory: Introduction Web Tools Technologies Issues Web Site Development Web Site Management edit   Activities Week 1 : Internet tools edit   Assessments VirtualMV/Internet and Web/Assessments edit   Related content VirtualMV/Internet and Web/Related content

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