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Intro to Web Page
Creation
- COP1822, Section 0588 - BT203 - 8:30 - 4:30 & 8:00 - 5:00 This course is an introduction to the skills and software required to create a basic website, including HTML, The book for this class: HTML for the World Wide Web. The software that we will use includes Frontpage 2003, Dreamweaver MX; Photoshop 7.0 & ImageReady 3.0 There will be one take home test (40%) and one in-class project worth 60% of your grade. Scantrons are not required. Floppy disks are recommended. |
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| SITE DIRECTORY |
| HOME |
| APPLICATIONS |
| BACK SHELF |
| DESIGN |
| eCOMMERCE |
| GRAPHICS |
| JOBS |
| MARKETING |
| NEW SITES |
| PROGRAMMING |
| SEARCHIN' |
| TOOL BOX |
| WINNERS |
| SYLLABI |
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Saturday morning: Welcome and introduction. Check out the resources available to you within this site and review Course Objectives. Chapter 1 - Web Page Building Blocks; Chapter
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Working with Web Page Files, Chapter 3 - Basic HTML Structure; Chapter 4 -
Basic HTML Formatting; Saturday Afternoon Chapter 7 - Links; Chapter 13 - Lists; Chapter 14 - Tables Photoshop - size and optimize images for first project. Take home test based on assigned chapters in the book and from the following three links and a "page" with several problems that needs your troubleshooting expertise. Internet Brothers -
Layout and Design
Saturday morning Introduction to WYSIWYG editors - Frontpage & Dreamweaver and a bit more Photoshop and web graphics. Saturday Afternoon Project- 60 points: Three page website, built in tables - Home/index page with a Gif/JPEG Header; two optimized and sized images each of which are linked to a page with a larger image, which is linked back to the home page; a navigation bar with 5 buttons. The top (or left) button is the HOME button; the second button is linked to a second page which is linked back to the home page; the third button goes to the third page; the fourth button to another web site; and the bottom button, an e-mail link. You will also create an intro paragraph to the page; and two additional paragraphs of text that relate to the images, one of which includes ordered or unordered bullets.
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