Download Web Page Design - Lake Land College

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Course Information Form
COURSE NUMBER
SEM CR HRS
3
COURSE PCS #
CIS 099
LT HRS
PREREQUISITES:
3
TITLE
Web Page Design
LAB HRS
SOE HRS
(Assigned by Administration)
ECH
3
Type 30 words per minute
Catalog Description (40 Word Limit):
This introductory course focuses on creating and maintain-
ing web pages using XHTML and CSS code.
List the Major Course Segments (Units)
Contact Lt Hrs
Introduction to the Internet and World Wide Web
2
Website Design Overview
3
XHTML Basics
5
Configuring Color and Text with CSS
7
XHTML Visual Elements and Graphics
5
Cascading Style Sheets—Page Layout
7
XHTML Forms
4
Tables in XHTML
4
Adding Multimedia
3
Beginning JavaScript
5
EVALUATION:
Quizzes
Lab Work
X
Exams
Projects
X
X
Oral Pres.
Comp Final
Contact Lab Hrs
Papers
Other
Textbook:
Title
Web Development & Design Foundations with HTML5
Author
Terry Felke-Morris
Publisher
Addison Wesley
Volume/Edition
6th Edition
Copyright Date
2013
CIS 099 – Page 2
Major Course Segment
Hours
Learning Outcomes
The student will be able to:
Introduction to the Internet and World Wide Web
2
1. Explain Internet URLs.
2. Discuss Web terminology.
3. Examine Web page components.
Web Site Design
3
1. Create clear, easy Web site navigation on
user-friendly Web pages.
2. Apply best practices of Web design.
XHTML Basics
5
1.
Configuring Color and Text with CSS
7
1. Use CSS to format a Web page.
XHTML Visual Elements & Graphics
5
1. Use color on Web pages.
2. Decide when to use graphics and what
graphics are appropriate.
3. Apply the image tag to add graphics to Web
pages.
Cascading Style Sheets—Page Layout
7
1. Discuss reasons to use Cascading Style
Sheets for page layout.
2. Configure single-column and two-column
page layouts using Cascading Style Sheets.
3. Discuss page layout resources.
XHTML Forms
4
1. Describe common uses of forms on Web
pages.
2. Create forms on Web pages.
Tables in XHTML
4
1. Know the uses of tables in Web design.
2. Be able to code an XHTML table and nested
tables.
Adding Multimedia
3
1. Add various forms of multimedia to a Web
page.
Beginning JavaScript
5
1. Know the basics of JavaScript.
2. Be able to incorporate simple JavaScript
routines into a web page.
Explain XHTML syntax, tags, and document
type definitions
Course Outcomes: At the successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
 Understand proper XHTML coding structure.
 Describe standard web design principles.
 Use CSS for page layout and formatting.