SUMMER Quarter Begins Tuesday, June 29th 2010

• Syllabus (subject to change)
• Instructor: Sara Newman
• Campus Class Nights: Tuesdays & Thursdays
• Campus Class Hours: 7:00pm - 9:15pm (2.25 hours of lecture/exercises in class, twice a week, with a ton of homework in a very short quarter!)   
• Campus Class = BE 3175
• Elluminate (webinar) link = To Be Determined

 

WEB120 Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the difference between Strict and Transitional XHTML !doctypes
• Write XHTML compliant/valid documents and Cascading Stylesheets (CSS)
• Apply CSS positioning techniques vs table hacks for web page layout/design
• Understand/determine a client's website audience and goals
• Understand/apply usability studies
• Create Section 508 (ADA) sensitive web sites
• Create (mortized) tables for complex designs
• Utilize basic JavaScript event handlers
• Create and use SSI (using basic .php include statements)
• Create inline(css-based) frames
• Introduction to Dreamweaver application and its File Transfer Protocal (FTP) tool

By the 2nd week of the quarter, everyone should have 20 MB's of Web Server Space with SCCC IF they've paid their Computer lab fee. You'll know you have server space if you find your name listed amongst the Student Web Accounts: http://seattlecentral.edu/it-services/computerlabs/index.php

 

Students can also get 250 MB's of free server space here ... http://freehostia.com I recommend them because provide their free hosting of your webpages without banners or advertising code embedded into your hard work. Learn how to get an account and FTP with my 3 min.training movie

This site is open to registered students now. All registered students were sent an e-mail (to the email account registered with the campus) on Saturday June 26th. Please contact the instructor if you can't login and supply your full name and Student Identification number for verification of enrollment please.
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Required WEB120 Materials!

Due before 2nd class of the quarter meets

1. Activate your SCCC Google Apps account
   (Learn how here)
   
2. 1 USB Thumb Drive - this is your transport (digital files) tool.
   
3. USB Headset with a microphone - This has become an expected "tool of our trade". We will be learning how to communicate "live/real-time" online so you can be better prepared to communicate with your peers and customers. I recommend the "USB" types and I also offer online assistance outside our scheduled classtime using this device.
4. 2 Textbooks - Our class textbooks are available in our SCCC Bookstore but can also be purchased elsewhere, if you're not bound to campus funding concerns.

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