Web Programming I: Client Side

This is the first course in the four-course Web Development sequence. This course, Client Side Development, teaches students how to create and publish web pages. Students learn the fundamental skills needed to design and then implement web pages. These skills include using markup language, style sheets, and scripting to create adaptive web pages for browsers, tablets, and phones. In addition, students will learn the meaning of currently used jargon and will learn how to maintain an online program repository. The specific programming tool and IDE is at the discretion of the instructor. Upon entering this course, it is assumed students understand the theory and implementation of the basic computer programming techniques as well as being able to utilize basic problem solving techniques to create algorithms. Students should know the meaning of current jargon. Students should also know how to create and maintain an online program repository. Prerequisite: CS 1000 or permission of instructor.