Web Mastering -
Benchmarks
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At the end of the course the students will be able to:
Introduction/ Background
The students will be able to create a Web page using HTML code, JavaScript, insert
images and import both text and images to a Web page on the Internet. They will be asked
to support the school Web site, as well as create their own Web project.
Basic HTML
- History of Internet (Development/ Technologies)
- Create web pages using a text editor
- Understand and use basic tags: <HTML> <BODY> <HEAD>
- Text formatting tag: bold, italics, changing fonts and font size
- Images: adding various formats of images, aligning images with and without text in the
document
- Links: create external links to other sites and creating internal links to change
positions on the same page
- Tables: how to create tables using the <TABLE> tag and include how to format the
table with lines, colors, and more
- Frames: how to nest multiple web pages into a single viewable document
Site Design
- Good techniques
- Good use of colors and layout
- Correct use of font styles, sizes and colors
- Using design principles, the students will develop a web page that effectively presents
a message
Design a Web Site using a GUI editor
Canned Programs (Web Site Design Tools) such as FrontPage, Net Objects Fusion, Allaire
HomeSite, and Netscape Composer
JavaScript
- Interaction with user: uses prompt and alert
- Output to document class
- Functions: create user defined functions and interact with document
- Control structures (if, switch, for)
- Data Types (string, number, Boolean)
- Objects/ classes (Math)
- Data Structures (arrays, records)
Benchmarks for TAIS: Webmaster
Same as Webmaster with the following added:
- Java applications: how to create and compile a complete Java program
- Java applets: how to incorporate a small Java program into HTML
- CGI scripts: processing script to handle user input
- Pearl: processing script to handle user input
- Setting up a web server
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