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3.00 Credits
Java Script I Prerequisite: HTML or proven HTML background Note: 3.5 high-density floppy disk and textbook req'd. This course provides an introduction to the concept of objects, arrays, methods and functions. Java Script will help students ass functionality to their Web pages. Capatability and limitations with various types of hardware and browsers will be discussed. A class project will be req'd. 0.000 Credit Hours 15.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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PERL-Practical Extraction and Report Language Prerequisite: Prior programming exposure such as BASIC, JavaScript, VBScripts, C, and Security Fundamentals. Notes: None Although superbly dynamic for its text handling, it is fast becoming the standard defacto for CGI. This course will introduce students to elementary programming principles of PERL. Covered topics will include expressions, controls, structures, scalar, and data structures as well as file and directory manipulation. 0.000 Credit Hours 10.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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3.00 Credits
Visual Basic-Level I Prerequisite: Some understanding of programming concepts and a working knowledge of Windows 95/98. Notes: None In this course students will learn how easy it is to create a simole Visual Basic Application and learn the basic elements needed to us a RAD (Rapid Applications Development) tool language. In this course students will see how to create GUI's (Graphic User Interfaces). The student will learn to assemble the components of a Visual Basic Application, use ActiveX Controls, distinguish between event-driven and procedural programming, create forms and menus, manipulate form and control properties, compile an application with a native code compiler and handle run-time errors. Class assignments are given nightly. 0.000 Credit Hours 22.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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XML Prerequisite: A solid understanding of HTML as well as familiarity with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is req'd. Note: A floppy and/or zip disk is req'd. XML, eXtensible Markup Language is the newest extensition of HTML to manage data content without having to concern ourselves with document structure. This customization of tags to enable the definition, transmission, validation and interpretation of data between applications and organizations will be discussed. Hands-on XML will be utilized to visual its real world use. 0.000 Credit Hours 10.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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Dreamweaver Prerequisite: Working knowledge of HTML is essential. Learn the basics of Macromedia's powerful web design tool. Basic and advanced menus and features will be reviewed. Students will come away from the class with a good working knowledge of what this great design tool is all about. 0.000 Credit Hours 12.500 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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3.00 Credits
Flash MX Prerequisite: Working knowledge of HTML is essential. Note: A PC formatted zip disk is required for this course. Flash is not just one tool, it is an illustration program, an image and sound editor, an animation machine, and a scripting engine, all rolled into one. Flash delivers high impact, vector-based web sites that play back as they download, and consistently cross multiple platforms. Topics covered in this class include: drawing tools, layers, timeline, frame by frame and tweened animation, interactive buttons and more! space, layers, timeline, symbols, instances, frame by frame and tweened animation, interactive buttons, rollovers and web ready formats advanced animation and drawing techniques such as masking and controlling shape tweening using shape hints. Explore Flash's powerful interactive tools while you learn about scripting using event handlers, variables, be able to create a flash based web site. 0.000 Credit Hours 12.500 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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4.00 Credits
Advanced Macromedia Fireworks MX for Web Design Prerequisite: Intro. FrontPage 2002 & Intro. Fireworks The introductory course focuses on learning the important skills of working with objects, the building blocks for all the truly powerful features of Fireworks. In this advanced course, students will create sliced images, website navigation bars with rollover affects, and basic animations. Students will also learn how to create hotspots and hyperlinks, slice images, add behaviors, and use other advanced program features. Students will spend time igrating Fireworks data into FrontPage websites. This course shows the full potential of this amazing software package. 0.000 Credit Hours 8.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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3.00 Credits
Page Design, Site Management, and JavaScript Essentials Prerequisite:None Two textbooks are recommended for this course; both are available at the ECSU bookstore. You will learn how to plan a website and organize your source materials. Next, you will then learn how to use Microsoft FrontPage 2003 to create professional quality sites. If you learn to use FrontPage like a professional, you will gain the advantage of the ease of use that FrontPage provides without getting that "amateur" look to which the misuse of FrontPage can lead. You will learn how to correctly use FrontPage and you will also learn how to create a website from scratch using a variety of tools, including basic principles of HTML and JavaScript (this is not a programming course). You will incorporate pre-written scripts into your work that enable client-side features in your sites. When you are done with this course, you will be able to plan and create a professional looking website. 0.000 Credit Hours 17.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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3.00 Credits
Web Graphics Creation and Site Integration Prerequisite: The recommended textbook for this course; both are available at the ECSU bookstore. What is a website without graphics? The Page Design, Site Management, and JavaScript Essentials course teaches you how to plan, create, and assemble a website, but not integrate graphics with your design. This course meets the need to incorporate professional graphics, optimized for fast web performance, into your website. You will learn how to use Macromedia Fireworks MX. Unlike numerous graphics packages that are designed for print graphics, Fireworks is designed for the web. You will learn how to create and optimize web graphics. You will also learn how to work with objects, fills, strokes, effects, text, bitmap graphics, optimization, and importing graphics into FrontPage. The second week of the course focuses on advanced features such as creating sliced images, website navigation bars with rollover effects, and basic animations. You will then spend time migrating Fireworks navigation bars into websites. This is the essential course for learning all of the critical mechanics of working with professional web graphics. 0.000 Credit Hours 17.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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3.00 Credits
Principles of Good Web Design and Usability Prerequisite: Two textbooks are recommended for this course; both are available at the ECSU bookstore. There is more to good web design than just mastering software. A website often serves as a first impression for an individual or business. It is critical that the site conveys a professional image, whether it is a site for a corporation, small business, rock band or a personal home page. Web pages that incorporate the principles of design stand out from the millions of poorly designed websites on the Internet. You will learn about numerous concepts, from basic graphics formats to streaming media. You will also learn about what good design is, about the appropriate use of graphics and text, layout, the choice of fonts, Meta-tags, and other features. You will learn about keys to site usability, navigation, and techniques to keep pages fast-loading. The course also deals with upcoming technologies, such as P3P, the future standard for web privacy policies. 0.000 Credit Hours 10.000 Other hours Levels: Non Credit Schedule Types: Workshop School of Continuing Education College Professional Development Department
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