COMP WEB8 - Basic Web Design and Development Certificate

Institution:

Ivy Tech Community College-Central Office

Subject:

Computer & IT

Description:

This five course program will provide you with the skills to get an entry-level job developing and designing web sites. All courses are Instructor led. ----- Courses: ----- ¿ HTML/XHTML Introduction ----- ¿ Adobe Acrobat ----- ¿ Dreamweaver Introduction ----- ¿ Flash Introduction ----- ¿ Dreamweaver Advanced ----- ----- Curriculum----- HTML/XHTML Introduction - This class is a must for anyone who will be building web pages. Although there are many graphical applications that can be used to build web pages, anyone who is serious about building high-quality web sites will need a strong understanding of HTML. All web pages are built using HTML. Students will create web pages by hand by typing HTML code to add structure and formatting to the web pages. Students will add graphics, formatting using Cascading Style Sheets, and interactivity using JavaScript. HTML is being upgraded to XHTML, so students will be learning the next generation of web design. No software is needed. -----Adobe Acrobat----- allows users to convert documents you create in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or any other application into Portable Document Files (PDF). A PDF can be viewed and printed by any with a copy of Adobe's free Acrobat Reader. In this course students will learn to create and manage PDF files. Students will add navigation aids to their PDF files. Students will prepare documents for review and adding security features to their documents. Students will also learn to complete PDF forms electronically. Students must have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Standard. A 30-day trial of Adobe Acrobat is available for download. ----- Dreamweaver Introduction----- - At the end of these class students will be able to create and manage web sites using Macromedia Dreamweaver. Students will insert pictures, Flash text and buttons into web pages. Students will use Cascading Style Sheets to format web pages. Students will use frames, layers and tables for designing layout for pages. Students will manage sites using Dreamweaver's site management tools. Students will need a copy of Dreamweaver. A 30-day evaluation version is available. -----Flash Introduction----- - Students will create vector graphics using Flash's drawing tools. Students will create basic animations using motion and shape tweening. Students will create interactive Flash projects using ActionScript. Students will create a web-based application that reads from files and links to other pages. Students will create accessible content using Flash. Students will import sound and video into their Flash animations. Students will need a copy of Flash. A 30-day trial is available. -----Dreamweaver Advanced----- - Students will manage sites using Dreamweaver's site management tools and templates. Students will design data driven sites using Dreamweaver's Server Behaviors. Students will also learn to customize Dreamweaver's Interface. Students will need a copy of Dreamweaver. A 30-day evaluation version is available. ----- 160 hours/12 months access----- Instructor Supported -----

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North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

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