| Nicole Cook |
CIOS F256 Course Syllabus |
Summer 2004 |
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Mon / Wed 12:00 noon to 3:30 pm |
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| email: ndcook@awc.fairbanks.ak.us |
| This class is designed to give you the skills necessary to create a web page. We will cover several concepts having to do with Web Site design. This is a hands on class and the grading will be heavily skewed towards successful completion of the lab assignments. Each student will create and maintain a web site for this class. My grading of your labs will be based on the material on your live web site. |
| Day | Topic | Reading Assignment | Homework Assignment | |
| Class 1 | Introduction, Review Of What I Expect You To Already Know, FTP Basics | None | Lab 1 | |
| Class 2 | Creating a Simple Web Page, Working with Text | Tutorial 1 -- All Sessions | Lab 2 | |
Memorial Day -- NO CLASS |
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| Class 3 | Multiple Web Pages, Linking - 4 types, Web Site Management, Linking Structures | Tutorial 2 -- All Sessions | Lab 3 | |
| Class 4 |
Color Pallet, BG/FG. Backgrounds, Working with .GIF's & .JPG's, Thumbnails, Using Photo Editing Tools To Manipulate Graphics & Image Maps |
Tutorial 3 -- Sessions 1, 2 & 3 |
Lab 4 Lab 5 |
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| Class 5 | Tables, Story Boarding | Tutorial 4 -- All Sessions | Lab 6 | |
| Class 6 | Frames, Frameset, Noframes, Intro to XHTML & XML | Tutorial 5 -- All Sessions; Appendix E | Lab 7 | |
| Class 7 | Creating a Form, Style Sheets | Tutorial 6 -- All Sessions; Tutorial 7 -- All Sessions | Lab 8 | |
| Class 8 | Introduction to JavaScript, Modifying Someone Else's Code |
Tutorial 8 -- All Sessions |
Lab 9 | |
| Class 9 | More JavaScript - Writing Your Own Code, Client Side Validation |
Tutorial 9 -- All Sessions |
Lab 10 | |
| Class 10 | Java -- What Is It; How To Use Applets, Other Topics, CGI/Multimedia |
Tutorial 10 -- Session 10.3 |
Lab 11 | |
| Class 11 |
DreamWeaver Functionality Overview and Connecting to the Web Final Exam |
None |
All Labs Due Lab 12 |
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| Text Book: |
| Required - New Perspectives Series - Creating Web Pages With HTML and XML - Comprehensive, By: Patrick Carey, Published by: Course Technology -- ISBN: 0-619-10115-6 | |
| Recommended (For classes 7, 8 & 9) - JavaScript for the World Wide Web, Edition 4, By: Tom Negrino and Dori Smith, Published by: Peachpit Press -- ISBN: 0-201-35463-2 |
| Course Work and Homework: |
| If you have a computer you can do your lab work at home. However, working at home is not an excuse for not getting your assignments done. I am in the lab for several hours each week. If you are working at home and start to fall behind, work in the lab while I am there !! All lab assignments are due the week after they are listed above. Late assignments lose 10% of their value for each week they are late. Reading should be done before the class they are listed for above. All assignments and several other useful items can be found on my website at http://www.nicoleanddebbie.com/classes/uaf/ |
| Grading Policy: |
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Your grade in this class is determined almost entirely by your web site !! The final exam at the end of the class will not be worth more than 10% of your grade. Just to make sure your work is your own, I will occasionally put one of the students sites on screen during class and ask the creator questions about it. If something is in your web page, I will expect you to know why. You cannot use code from another students web site. |
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How to Contact Me: If you need to contact me, the best way to reach me is by email. You can email me at ndcook@awc.fairbanks.ak.us You can ask me questions by email also, either Debbie or I will respond to your questions. |
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