Instructor: Stephanie Sabatine
Course Credits: 3
Course Description: This course covers the elements of web site design and provides the students with a hands-on learning experience in the creation of a web site
Course Materials:
Web site Design Goodies - Joe
Burns (or HTML Goodies by Joe Burns) ISBN 0-7897-2611-4. This book can be purchased through Bay
Mills Community College Bookstore.
Prerequisites: CS112
Course Objectives: At the end of the course, the student will be able to:
- Plan and lay out a web site
- Use HTML to create web pages
- Maintain and upgrade the web site
- Use an FTP program to maintain and upgrade a web site
- Locate and use Internet resources for future reference in web site design.
All students please review the following policies and procedures
Student Handbook: (http://www.bmcc.edu/StudentServices1/Handbook/index.html).
Drop or Add a Class: (http://www.bmcc.edu/StudentServices1/Handbook/index.html#course).
Book Refund and Book BuyBack Policies:(http://www.bmcc.edu/StudentServices1/vbookstore.html)
Billing or an outstanding bill: (http://www.bmcc.edu/StudentServices1/Handbook/billingProcedures.html).
Information about class schedules and transcripts:(http://www.bmcc.edu/StudentServices1/Handbook/transcripts.html).
Grading
Grades are earned through the completion of projects for each week. Students will be graded on their ability to complete the weekly assignments/projects in addition to participation in a weekly chat e-mail with another student.
Academic Honesty: Anyone caught plagiarizing in this course will receive an F for the plagiarized assignment. If the student is caught plagiarizing a second time, he or she will receive an F for the entire course.
- “Cheating is the unauthorized copying or sharing of information by any party by any means, such as verbal, electronic, written, and unwritten."
- "Plagiarism is unacknowledged use of the ideas, words, and images (print or computer media) of others that are not public knowledge whether or not the intent is to present it as your own."
- "Academic dishonesty is defined as any acts designed to circumvent the honest, moral completion of an individuals assignment or test and might include unauthorized use of notes, textbooks, and computer media during an exam, or to threaten or coerce an instructor."
In addition, all documents submitted to your instructor must contain your name, a date, and an assignment title (e.g. “Exercise 1.1” or “Quiz #2”).
Course Deadlines: Students are required to meet the internal deadlines for each segment as well as meeting the overall deadline of 15 weeks to complete the course.
Some words about online education:
Online education offers the conveniences of no travel required, no schedule
for class, no inclement weather to worry about, no having to purchase gas
at $3.00 plus, per gallon. As there are many advantages to participating in
an online course, there are also disadvantages, as with anything.
It is very close to attending courses in a traditional/on-site classroom. Online courses require more discipline than attending a traditional class as students are responsible for monitoring themselves and managing time appropriately. There are many similarities, the major difference being that you do not physically attend class. That's not to say that you will not participate. You must participate to learn, as with any class. In short, your learning experience in this course will be this: you will get out of it what you put into it.
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