Front End Web Developer

Schedule Information

• TBD - If you may be interested in this course, then please contact us at [email protected].

The Front-End Web Developer content introduces students to front-end, or client-side, web development technologies, including, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Participants learn how to make interactive applications that run inside a web browser and can communicate with a web server running remotely. Participants also learn how to use the version control program Git and collaboration website GitHub. Once complete, participants will have the basic skills necessary to work as a front-end web developer.

The Front-End Web Developer program is designed to prepare students to function as web developers in multiple technical, business, and healthcare settings. Web developers serve roles with job titles such as Web Site Developers, Web Designers, and Web Masters. This course is designed to fully prepare students to sit for and pass the Microsoft MTA 98-375 Exam.

Objectives

• Applying understanding of the World Wide Web, web content creation, and web content delivery
• Selecting a Web hosting provider and the good practice of testing web content on multiple browsers
• Creating a basic website using HTML, CSS, styles, HTML elements, and links, video, and images
• Working with fonts, text blocks, lists, and tables to create desired elements in a basic website
• Working with internal and external links to customize a website
• Working with colors, images, and multimedia to customize a basic website
• Installing and configuring JavaScript
• Applying an understanding of dynamic websites and HTML5 applications
• Using basic JavaScript syntax including conditional statements and loops to develop web applications
• Using basic JavaScript syntax including arrays array methods, strings, and expressions
• Using functions and function programming in JavaScript
• Using JavaScript object, prototype properties, and use of objects as namespaces to avoid name conflicts, and creating anonymous objects
• Using Git and GitHub in Web Development
• Use HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to develop client applications

Hands-on Labs and Activities

• HTML Basics 1 and 2
• CSS Basics
• Getting Started with JavaScript
• Basic JavaScript Syntax 1 and 2
• Functional Programming Exercises
• PORTFOLIO PROJECT: This project provides a vehicle for trainees to put what they are learning into practice while allowing them to develop something creative and personally interesting that follows a standard set of criteria. Additionally, trainees will be asked to present their portfolio project to the class to gain peer feedback and to practice professional presentation skills needed in the workplace.

Host or Publisher CPTC Continuing Education