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WEB DEVELOPMENT DIPLOMA Course Length: 36 weeks OBJECTIVE The purpose of the program is to prepare students with the necessary skills and academic knowledge for entry-level technical positions in a Web site development, administration and design environment. The program also provides an integrated approach to Web site design by providing instruction in client-side Web site design techniques and Web site management procedures through converging theoretical concepts and practical applications. Courses that develop this integrated approach to Web site development include the study Web scripting languages such as HTML, XML and JavaScript ™, PHP, ASP and AJAX; Web graphic packages such as Photoshop®, Flash®, and Fireworks®; and Web authoring tools such as Dreamweaver® IS 104 SYSTEM AND HTML FUNDAMENTALS 2 WEEKS This course provides an introduction to the Microsoft® Windows operating system, Internet Explorer browser, and Outlook information manager; word processing, and data processing applications. In addition, this course offers an introduction to applications and procedures specific to Herzing College. Students are then introduced to HTML, Hypertext Markup Language. Topics include document sections, text formatting, links, lists and graphics. BU 201 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 2 WEEKS This course provides instruction in the theory, tools and techniques for launching and managing entrepreneurial businesses. Topics include exploring entrepreneurial opportunities and the related ethical, legal and regulatory environments; determining competitive advantage strategies; developing business plans; analyzing sources of funding; developing marketing strategies, risk and insurance, contract considerations; and evaluating financial performance. IS 210 DATABASE MANAGEMENT AND DESIGN 3 WEEKS This course provides theoretical instruction in the analysis, design, implementation, and administration of database systems. Topics include an introduction to the database environment and development process; business rules and entityrelationship and object-oriented modeling; logical and physical database design; client-server architectures and distributed and object-oriented databases; and data, data administration, and data warehousing. The practical aspects of a database management system are demonstrated using Microsoft® Access 2007. IS 111 DATABASE APPLICATIONS 3 WEEKS SQL is an advanced database language. Data manipulation in a relational database model is studied with the use of SQL. The addition, changing and deletion of data is examined, as well as conducting database queries. Microsoft SQL Server is the programming environment used, and this course helps to prepare motivated students for the Microsoft exam IS 202 WEB DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS 3 WEEKS This course provides the opportunity to develop knowledge and skill in planning well-designed, effective client-side Web sites that meet an organization’s business objectives and address appropriate audience requirements. Topics include evolution of Web site design, the Web medium, software engineering and Web engineering principles, problem definition and exploration, requirements analysis and specification, Web site and Web page design, Web site implementation and testing, and Web site promotion and maintenance. The college reserves the right to modify course content and/or software applications used during training to better meet the demands of the industry Revised August 2010 (613) 742-8099 www.herzing.edu/ottawa IS 206 INTERNET AND MARKUP LANGUAGE SCRIPTING 3 WEEKS This course provides instruction in the fundamentals, standards and compliance of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) as well as an introduction to Cascading Style Sheets. Topics include creating HTML documents and adding text, graphics, and multimedia; using tables, frames, and forms; designing Web pages and scripting for HTML. IS 218 WEB GRAPHICS 3 WEEKS This course provides the opportunity to develop knowledge and skill in bitmapped and vector graphics using Photoshop® and Fireworks®. Photoshop® topics include working with file size and format, using Web-safe color palettes and managing colors, image masking and image compression, Graphic Interface File (GIF) and Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) file formats, using tools to alter photographs, and applying filters and effects. Fireworks® topics include creating canvases and paths; working with drawing tools and text; and using image mapping, animation features and imported files. IS 258 WEB SCRIPTING 3 WEEKS This course presents the concepts and syntax of JavaScript™ programming for adding dynamic content and interactive elements to Web page. Topics include JavaScript™ programming fundamentals; integrating JavaScript™ and HTML; creating pop-up windows, adding scrolling messages, and validating forms; enhancing the use of image and form objects; and using cookies, arrays, frames; working with styles and content control using DHTML; positioning with DHTML; and advanced DHTML features. It provides an overview of the Extensible HTML (XHTML) and Extensible Markup Language (XML). IS 457 SERVER-SIDE SCRIPTING 4 WEEKS This course provides an opportunity to use the Common Gateway Interface (CGI) with PHP and Active Server Pages (ASP) to develop programs and scripts on Web servers. Topics include the role of CGI and PHP in Web-based systems; PHP fundamentals and CGI programming with PHP; input and output capabilities and controls; managing Web page hit counters, business forms, and text files; developing e-mail solutions; working with relational databases; managing CGI security issues; working with objects, methods, and properties in ASP; ASP and e-commerce applications; and managing ads and tables of content through ASP and AJAX. IS 259 WEB ANIMATION 3 WEEKS This course provides the opportunity to develop knowledge and skill in bitmapped and vector graphics using Flash®. Topics include creating graphic elements, turning objects into animations, adding pictures and sound to flash movies, using Action Scripts for interactivity, and putting Flash® movies on the Web. IS 320 CLIENT-SIDE WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT 3 WEEKS This course provides instruction in the design and implementation of Web pages and Web sites. Topics include creating Web sites and Web pages; working with HTML, links, and URLs; managing images and text; working with tables, forms, frames and colors; using cascading style sheets (CSS™), layers and JavaScript ® and managing Web sites, and Dreamweaver® as a tool. WD 300 INTERNSHIP 4 WEEKS Students from the Web Development and Design discipline work in project teams on an industrially sponsored or instructorapproved web project. The project teams perform all facets of setting up a fully functional web site. Students analyze a web project’s needs, design a system to meet those needs, design a prototype and finally develop a web site. Students will be required to perform problem identification; formulation of design specifications; and integration of criteria based on customer needs. The college reserves the right to modify course content and/or software applications used during training to better meet the demands of the industry Revised August 2010 (613) 742-8099 www.herzing.edu/ottawa