Class Description

An overview of the Internet, the technolgies used to construct it, and its use and applications in our society.  The course includes the study of browsers and search engines, web development and design using HTML, the study of hardware and software used to construct and operate networks and internet links.

Goal:
The following topics will be covered:

Introduction to the Internet

History

Basics

HTML

Dreamweaver

Flash

Internet Communications

Internet Security and Ethics

World Wide Web

Browsers

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Netscape Navigator

File Transfer (FTP)

Doing Business on the Internet

Intranets

Web Page Design Strategies

Commercial Web Development Packages

Web Graphics

DotNetNuke

Methods and Materials

1. Individual, daily hands on practice 
2. Observation exercises,
3. Lectures/Class discussions.

Expectations:

1. That students keep a notebook, including class notes and all handouts.
2. Complete each assignments whether written or reading.
3. Display reasonable competency by successfully passing test and quizzes.
4. Participate in each exercise.
5. Seek a higher degree of competency with each practice.

Evaluations

1. Tests- usually after each chapter.
2. Short weekly quizzes.
3. Multimedia project.
4. Class participation.
5. Internet Applications Projects

COURSE OUTLINE

Preparing for Web Development

Design and Production

Integration and Testing

Writing HTML
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/lessons.html

 Create five web pages on your favorite activity that you do. Incorporate pictures, sound, animated gif and a javascript in the project.

Learning Visual Web Developer and dotnetnuke open source portal.

Class Project:

Late assignments: 10 points off each day late