Scripting for Web Applications I

Program Overview
Art History
Advanced Computer Graphics
Advanced Database Structures
Advanced Server-Side Languages
Applied Design Tools and Interfaces
College Mathematics
Concepts of Object Oriented Programming
Database Structures
Deployment of Flash Projects
Designing Computer Graphics
Designing for Web Standards
English Composition
Flash ActionScript Techniques
Flash Design and Animation
Flash Fundamentals
Flex Frameworks
Fundamentals of Physics
Geometry and Measurement
History of Visual Communication
Intellectual Property and Law
Interpersonal Communications
Mobile Device Development
Networks and Server Structures
Principles of Production Process
Psychology of Human Interaction
Rich Media Optimization
Scripting for Web Applications I
Scripting for Web Applications II
Web Design Fundamentals
Server-Side Languages
Streaming Media Servers
Web Final Project I
Web Final Project II
Web Interface and Usability
Web Project Preproduction
Web Standards Project

The Scripting for Web Applications I Course trains students in the technologies used to create dynamic content for the Web using client-side scripting. Along with a client-side scripting language (JavaScript), students will explore using a combination of a valid markup language (XHTML), the presentation definition language (CSS), and the Document Object Model (DOM) to add dynamic behavior to a website using DHTML. This course focuses on the use of JavaScript to write functions that are embedded in or included from HTML pages and interact with the Document Object Model of the page to perform tasks not possible in HTML alone.

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Scripting for Web Applications I