Website Development (CSTP 1106)
Students learn the fundamentals of website development and design using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript. The emphasis of this course is front-end web development.
Students learn how to use HTML and CSS stylesheets to create structured, responsive and visually-appealing websites. They learn how to write client-side scripts using the JavaScript programming language. They learn how to access Document Object Model (DOM) elements, validate web forms and perform website management.
Students are familiarized with various modern HTML elements such as FlexBox and Grid. They learn to use JavaScript frameworks such as react.js and Vue.js to design complex and modular webpages.
Students learn how to use HTML and CSS stylesheets to create structured, responsive and visually-appealing websites. They learn how to write client-side scripts using the JavaScript programming language. They learn how to access Document Object Model (DOM) elements, validate web forms and perform website management.
Students are familiarized with various modern HTML elements such as FlexBox and Grid. They learn to use JavaScript frameworks such as react.js and Vue.js to design complex and modular webpages.
Course code: CSTP 1106
Credits: 3.0
Length: 60.0 hours
Course outline:
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