CIS 142
Intermediate HTML and Scripting

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Class 1
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Cascading Style Sheets (.CSS) Linking, Embedding, Inline Why Cascading .CSS Syntax Selectors <div> and <span> tags Size and Color Attributes

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Class 2
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Properties and Methods Variables and Operators Events & Event Handlers Comments Branching - The "If" Statement Using Functions

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Class 3
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Arrays Loops For Loop Do While Loop Random Number Generation Passing Variables to Functions Function -- No Variables Function -- Variable Passed In Function -- Variable Passed Back Function -- Variable Passed Both Ways Document Object Model (DOM)

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Class 4
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Working With Images Using Mouse Event Handlers onmouseover onmouseout The id Argument in the DOM Triggering a Rollover From a Link Changing Images On a Page Cycling Banners - Ads on Web Pages Clickable Cycling Banners Slideshow Presentation Displaying a Random Image From an Image Library Rollover Using an Image Map

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Class 5
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Working With <iframe> Setting a Frame Target Loading <iframe> Creating Dynamic <iframe> Opening a New Window Validating Forms Changing Menus Dynamically Making Fields Required Checking Fields Against Each Other Using Form Validation Validating a Zip Code Field Validating an Email Address

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Class 6
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Event Handling What Are The Events I Can Use Onload Event Handling Mouse Event Handling Form Event Handling Cookies What Are Cookies Adding a Cookie Using Cookies Deleting Cookies

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Class 7
In this lesson the learning objectives are: Using Existing Java Applets What Is a Java Applet Finding Java Applets What a User Needs To Run an Applet What You Need To Do To Make an Applet Run On a Web Page SSI - Server Side Includes Perl and Other Server-side Resources

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Class 8

This week will be your Final Exam. You will not be asked to write code. This test will concentrate on the tools we have learned in the class. The final is designed to determine if you understand what the tools are and how they are used. This is a hand written final (no scantrons needed). You can use your notes, but not your book. In short, if you wrote it, you can use it. ***TIP*** Use as many of the tools that we discussed in class as you can on the final.

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