This broad-based curriculum teaches the skills students need to enter a wide range of Web Development careers. This curriculum is a cross-discipline approach to the emerging technologies being used on the Internet and the World Wide Web and teaches students how to learn and adapt to emerging technologies. This degree will help individuals prepare for employment in web database development and administration, web programming and application development, and web development and administration.
Graphic design, its history, imaging and the elements and principles of digital design in visual communication. An introduction to computer graphic design production tools and processes in visual illustration.
XML is used in Web sites and data storage applications, XSL, incorporating style with XSL and CSS, Namespaces, DTDs and Schemas.
A practical approach to real world systems analysis and design. Includes the systems development life cycle, structured methodologies and project planning. A case study project is analyzed, requirements are written and a systems design specification document is prepared.
Internet and intranet Web site development using XHTML approached from a source code perspective. Covers tags, forms, linked objects, CSS, frames, tables, and introduction to the use of scripting
JavaScript Continuation of concepts and practice introduced in CIS 241. Topics include: embedding, inline and external scripts, functions, form validation, loops, conditional statements, strings, numbers, and DHTML.
Topics include: Server-side scripting for web pages using PHP. Students will learn fundamentals of PHP scripting including functions, logical structure, and database connectivity used in creating web sites.
Optimization and content management for the web. A step-by-step approach to organic and paid search engine optimization. Learn about free statistic collectors and what makes a web site move up in placement
I got to learn the details required to combine CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) with HTML, XHTML, or XML to create rich, powerful web sites. Topics include: selectors, cascade and inheritance, text and font manipulation, layout, and positioning.
Covers topics in Structure Query Language (SQL) including statements such as select, update, insert, delete, create. Emphasis on the ability to extract, update and maintain databases using SQL.
Designed to recognize data as a business resource. Database models are discussed from both a programmer’s and a user’s viewpoint. Roles of database designer and administrator will be examined
