HCDE532 » Schedule
All assignments are “due” by (or before) Wednesday at 9:00am of their scheduled week.*
Week One (01/04):
Lecture: Web Standards, The Basics of HTML & CSS, Publishing Your Website
Reading: (Duckett) Introduction
Exercise: Setting Up Your Server Space
Week Two (01/11):
Lecture: The Building Blocks of HTML, The Anatomy of CSS, Styling Text with CSS
Reading: (Duckett) Chapters 1, 2, 10, 11, 12 & 13
Exercise: Creating Your First Web Page
Due: Setting Up Your Server Space
Week Three (01/18):
Lecture: Using Images, The Box Model, Page Layout with HTML & CSS
Reading: (Duckett) Chapters 1, 2, 10, 11, 12 & 13
Exercise: Page Layout for Your Webpage
Due: Creating Your First Web Page
Week Four (01/25):
Lecture: Understanding Links, Using Lists & List Items, Creating Menus with HTML & CSS
Reading: (Duckett) Chapters 3, 4, 5, 15, 16 & 17
Exercise: Page Layout for Your Webpage (Cont’d)
Week Five (02/01):
Lecture: Master Art for the Web, Building an HTML Template from Master Art
Reading: (Duckett) Chapter 18
Exercise: Visual Design for Your Web Page
Due: Page Layout for Your Webpage
Week Six (02/08):
Lecture: Building an HTML Protosite Using PHP
Exercise: Multiple Pages for Your Website
Due: Visual Design for Your Web Page
Week Seven (02/15):
Lecture: Understanding Forms
Reading: (Duckett) Chapters 6 & 7
Exercise: A Contact Form for Your Website
Due: Multiple Pages for Your Website
Week Eight (02/22):
Lecture: Introduction to jQuery
Exercise: Create an Image Slider with jQuery
Due: A Contact Form for Your Website
Week Nine (03/01):
Lecture: Convert a 960 Grid Website to a Responsive Design
Reading: (Marcotte) Responsive Web Design
Exercise: Make Your Website Responsive
Due: Create an Image Slider with jQuery
Week Ten (03/08):
Lecture: Convert a 960 Grid Website to a Responsive Design
Reading: (Marcotte) Responsive Web Design
Exercise: Make Your Website Responsive (Cont’d)
Finals Week (03/15):
Due: Make Your Website Responsive
* Students are also responsible for changes to the schedule that I make verbally in class.
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