IT 4239 Spring04 Course Information

IT 4239 – HTML

Course Information

Course Number
IT 4239

Course Title
HTML

Course Dates
March 29 - June 7, 2004

Instructor’s Name, Phone, Email, & web site
Edward Lipchus,

617 859-5112 (office); 781 799-4371 (cell)

mailto:trillium_systems@compuserve.com

http://www.trilsys.com

Prerequisite for non-reserved sections
MIS4238

Text
HTML for the World Wide Web
Elizabeth Castro
Peachpit Press
2000

Course Description
This course covers the fundamentals of developing a Web page/site. It focuses on creating practical, attractive Web pages that function on a variety of browsers, using HTML. Topics include text formatting, tables, links and lists, images, frames, forms and others. Cascading Style Sheets are also introduced. Participants will create Web pages.

Course Objective
The objective of this course is to enable students to:

Have a thorough understanding of the basic HTML commands.
Have a basic understanding of the elements of website design.
Have a basic understanding of the editing tools used for HTML.

Course Methodology
This course will be taught through a combination of websites, lecture, and hands-on practice.

During the semester, the class will make webpages to practice the skills they learn.

Write Place Statement
While the principle goal of this course is the acquisition of knowledge in the subject area of the Internet, students should be aware that University College requires that clear and effective writing be an integral part of the learning process.

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Course Number	IT 4239
Course Title	HTML
Course Dates	March 29 - June 7, 2004
Instructor’s Name, Phone, Email, & web site	Edward Lipchus, 617 859-5112 (office); 781 799-4371 (cell) mailto:trillium_systems@compuserve.com http://www.trilsys.com
Prerequisite for non-reserved sections	MIS4238
Text	HTML for the World Wide Web Elizabeth Castro Peachpit Press 2000
Course Description	This course covers the fundamentals of developing a Web page/site. It focuses on creating practical, attractive Web pages that function on a variety of browsers, using HTML. Topics include text formatting, tables, links and lists, images, frames, forms and others. Cascading Style Sheets are also introduced. Participants will create Web pages.
Course Objective	The objective of this course is to enable students to: Have a thorough understanding of the basic HTML commands. Have a basic understanding of the elements of website design. Have a basic understanding of the editing tools used for HTML.
Course Methodology	This course will be taught through a combination of websites, lecture, and hands-on practice. During the semester, the class will make webpages to practice the skills they learn.
Write Place Statement	While the principle goal of this course is the acquisition of knowledge in the subject area of the Internet, students should be aware that University College requires that clear and effective writing be an integral part of the learning process.