CIS 3061 - Web Page Design

Clock Hours: 142

Delivery Mode
on-ground

Prerequisites: Information Processing Technician

Industry Certifications Adobe Certified Associate – Dreamweaver

Course Description:
This course is an introduction to how to create web sites and develop web pages. The content will address working with pictures and graphics, creating hyperlinks, and creating navigation bars. Students will learn how to collect data from with forms, and how to use CSS to lay out pages, and how to position objects with HTML tables. Upon completion, students will have created a fully functioning Website.

Student Learning Outcomes:
Course Competencies:

Understand the basics of how the Internet works.
Work with views, panels, and frames.
Work with the web software layout.
Be able to pan a web site using IP addresses and domain names.
Use appropriate naming functions to the folders of the website.
Design the website for accessibility.
Apply principles of good web page design and style.
Use a web page editor to create web pages that include key web page components such as links, tables, forms, frames, and images.
Import and link Microsoft Office documents.
Understand semantic web, CSS and HTML property inspector.
Write simple scripts for web pages.
Create and modify graphic images.
Generate animated graphic images (animated GIFs).
Include dynamic web page components on web pages.
Integrate various Adobe software such as Photoshop and Fireworks.
Create an effective navigation structure.
Insert anchors and create and modify hotspots.
Understand the overflow property.
Use nested table along with adding and deleting rows and columns.
Import and export tabular data and set the accessibility preferences for tables.
Add text form fields, radio groups, check boxes, and Submit and Reset buttons.
Import Flash movies into website.
Collect feedback and use the browser compatibility check to manage styles.
Choose remote access options.
Cloak files to exclude them from being uploaded to a server.