Semester
1 - 15
July, 2002 - 9 Nov, 2002
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fgdg
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H6614
-- Internet & Web Technologies |
Lecturer |
Assistant
Professor: Goh Hoe Lian, Dion
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Course
Description |
This course
covers Internet communication and interface protocols as well
as technologies employed in Web-based information products and
services. Topics covered include basic networking principals,
TCP/IP and various application-level protocols, HTML, cascading
stylesheets (CSS), dynamic HTML (DHTML), client-side scripting
with JavaScript, Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripting, XML,
and Web page and Web site design. Students will learn Web page
authoring and simple client and server scripting using standard
Web authoring and image editing software.
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Course
Objectives |
- understand
the basic principles of the main Internet protocols
- design
and develop Web pages
- understand
basic Web design principals
- write
scripts to implement simple interactive effects
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Course
Schedule |
- Introduction,
Networks and the Internet
- TCP/IP
- HTML I
- Text and links; Hypertext timeline
- HTML II
- Images and color
- HTML III
- Tables, frames and forms
- Web usability;
Typefaces
- JavaScript
- Cascading
Style Sheets and Dynamic HTML
- HTTP and
supporting technologies
- Introduction
to CGI Scripting
- XML
- Review
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Reading
List |
- Lemay,
L. Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML 4, 3rd edition.
- Nielsen,
J. Designing Web Usability.
- Forouzan,
B. Data Communications and Networking. McGraw Hill.
- Forouzan,
B. TCP/IP Protocol Suite. McGraw Hill.
- Kurose
J., and Ross, K. Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach. Addison
Wesley
- Lynch,
P. and Horton, S. Web Style Guide: Basic Principles for Creating
Web Sites. Yale University Press. Available at: http://info.med.yale.edu/caim/manual/contents.html
- Siegel,
K. Dreamweaver 4: Skills & Drills (The Essentials). IconLogic.
- Weinman,
L. Designing Web Graphics 3. New Riders.
- Weinman,
L. Photoshop 5.5 and ImageReady 2.0 Hands-On Training. Peachpit
Press.
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