Learning outcomes

Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

· Organize, browse, edit and manage a variety of file types

· Develop, validate and debug simple interactive websites using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

· Describe basic software-development tools, processes, and concepts such as debugging, data representation, source code, executable code, verifiers, and APIs

· Deliver short, easy presentations and documents that are well considered, compelling and supported by evidence

· Research and evaluate information

· Present findings in an organized and compelling manner

· Discuss the notion that every problem has multiple solutions, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, and that success is tied to finding the technical solution that best fits into the non-technical dimensions of a specific problem.

PREREQUISITES/CO-REQUISITES

There are no prerequisites or co-requisites for this course.

Textbook

Creating a Website: The Missing Manual

· Matthew MacDonald

· 3^rd Edition

· ISBN: 978-1-449-30172-9

Online Resources & References

Brackets Web Editor and Google Chrome browser

· Brackets is an open source code editor for web designers and developers. It includes several powerful tools, including a JavaScript debugger. Projects and exercises in this course are based on code developed in Brackets (http://brackets.io/) and running on Chrome (https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/).

Assorted Tutorials

· To help you learn the development tools used in this course, such as JavaScript and CSS, we have provided links to tutorials. Since web sites move frequently, some of these links may be broken. If so, we recommend you independently locate tutorials on the same skills.

COURSE GRADING

Project/Deliverables	Percent of Grade
Project 01: HTML Customer Website	15%
Project 02: CSS Customer Website	20%
Project 03: JavaScript Customer Website	25%
Project 04: Customer Research · 1 Presentation · 1 Research Paper	20%
Midterm Assessment	10%
Final Assessment	10%
Class Participation	±10%
Total	100%

There is no curve for this course.

An “A” grade requires at least a 90%.

A “B” grade requires at least an 80%.

A “C” grade requires at least a 70%

A “D” grade requires at least 60%.

For All Deliverables

· Submit via LMS

· Due at the time specified by the instructor.

· -10% of earned grade per day for late submissions

· Negotiate accommodation for unavoidable situations, such as illness and family emergency, with instructor

COURSE POLICIES AND EXPECTATIONS

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