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Name

:
Khairuz Aizat bin Mohd Kamal
Telephone No.
:
012-7169544
E-mail
:
khairuzaizat@gmail.com
Synopsis
: This course educates students about basic web development language
principles and practises. Emphasis is given on the fundamental knowledge
as well as hands on practice on web development. Examples complete web-
based also will be discussed to assist student learning. Topics covered
includes HyperText Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets
(CSS), and JavaScript.


LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of the course, students should be able to:

No. Course Learning Outcome
1

Describe the use of HTML, CSS and JavaScript in web development environment

2

Identify steps in making best web development product including best practices in
each step

3

Demonstrate technical skills by develop basic website using HTML, CSS and
JavaScript




TEACHING METHODOLOGY

Lecture, activities, and group discussions















HTML SCHEDULE


Courses


Topics
1

Introduction to HTML
2

Basic Text Markup

Paragraphs
Line Breaks
Preserving White Space
Heading
Block Quatation
Font Style
Char Entity
Horizontal Rule

3

Images

4

Hypertext Link

Links
Links with Document

5



List

Unordered Lists
Ordered Lists
Definition List

6

Table

Basic Table Tags
Rowspan/Colspan
Align

7

Form

Basic <form> tags
The <input> tags
Checkbox
Radio
Select
Textarea
Action Button

8 Frame
9

HTML Color Attribute



CSS SCHEDULE


Courses


Topics
1

Introduction to CSS
2

Style Specification Formats
3

Selector Forms

Simple Selector Forms
Class Selectors
Generic Selectors
Id Selectors
Universal Selectors

4

Font Properties

Font Families
Font Sizes
Font Styles
Font Weights
Font Shorthans
Text Decoration

5



List Properties

6

Color

Color Groups
Color Properties

7

Alignment of Text

8

The Box Model

Borders
Margins and Padding

9

Background Images
10

The <span> and <div> Tags



JavaScript SCHEDULE


Courses


Topics
1

Introduction to JS
2

Generil Syntactic Characteristics
3

Primitives, Operations, and Expressions

Primitive Types
Numeric and String Literals
Declaring Variables
Numeric Operators
The Math Object
The Number Object
The String Operator
Implicit Type Conversions
Explicit Type Conversions
String Properties and Methods
Assignment Statement
Date Object

4


Screen Output

5



Control Statement

Control Expressions
Selection Statements
The switch Statements
Loop Statements

6


Object
7


Arrays
8

Functions

Local Variables
Parameters

9

Constructoras
10

Pattern Matching using Regular Expressins

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