CS 280: Spring, 2005

Computer Science 280 Elements of Web Development
An overview of concepts and techniques from information technology and computer science that serve as a foundation for web development, including the history of the Internet and World Wide Web; basic concepts of operating systems, networks, and databases; the client-server paradigm and Internet protocols, including HTTP and FTP. Programming concepts will be explored through markup and interpreted languages such as HTML, JavaScript and PHP. Prerequisite: CSCI 181 or permission of the instructor..

LAB ACTIVITIES

• Feedback form (email)
• Madlibs
• PHP document
• Modularize pages
• Use SSIs
• Publishing a script
• Redirection; Creating a script
• Get HTML and CSS to validate
• Modify CSS for wyrd index page so the horizontal menu is at the top and the banner at the bottom.
• Modify CSS for wyrd index page so the page has columns.
• Practice using selectors in CSS
• Save and modify the style sheet for the wyrd index page.
• Create cs280 directory inside your WWW directory; create a "Hello World" document in the cs280 directory.
• Log in and browse with lynx

REFERENCES

• Syllabus - Course information and policies
• Resources - Links to validators, standards, references, and articles
• Some Unix Commands
  
  
• Download Software Tools
  (SSH, Crimson Editor)
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