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CATALOG
DESCRIPTION:
Creates a business or personal World Wide Web presence and uses Web technology.
Creates a professional and successful World Wide Web site.
Basic materials necessary to take the CIW Certification Exam
will be presented in this course.
MAJOR COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Upon successful completion of
this course the student will be expected to:
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Define
the World Wide Web. Describe its effect on business, home
research, and computing environments. |
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Explain what a Web Server is
and illustrate features such as Hypertext, Registration of
Homepage and Domain Name, HyperGraphics, Multimedia, Forms,
Scripts, News, e-mail, and security features. |
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Create or simulate a Home Page on the
Internet using HTML and scripting.
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Explain the basic networking philosophies including the OSI
model. |
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Identify Internet infrastructure including routing, DNS, servers
and other issues. |
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Configure and test TCP/IP protocols. |
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Identify legal issues with E-commerce and the WWW. |
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Explain Internet security in the various ways to protect against
Internet theft. |
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Applying the previous objectives when sitting for the
CIW Foundation Certification Exam. |
COURSE CONTENT: Topical areas of study include
Internet
e-mail
Information technology
Ethics
DNS
Networking
Web Server |
Web security
e-commerce
TCP/IP
OSI Model
Web site
Scripts
Multimedia |
Course
Activity Disclaimer
The instructor reserves the right to
alter the type and sequence
of activities scheduled for this course.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
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Students failing to log in to Distance Learning site
during the first two weeks of the semester will be dropped from the
class.
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Students who have earned 0% by the
mid-term may be withdrawn from the class.
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There are no "attendance" points for this
course. Your grade is a result of skills mastered and work completed.
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Extensions will only be granted by prior written arrangement and for
verifiable medical or family emergencies.
ASSIGNMENTS
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Self-Assessment Exercises You
will benefit greatly if you use the self-assessment
exercises to authentically assess your understanding of the
material. Even thought the answers are provided, you
should answer the questions, and return to
the chapter to review any that you missed. You are to
word process both the complete question and full answer for all
of the Self-assessments. You will submit the
full question and answer (no letter "B" for example) and include the
page number in the chapter where you found the answer.
This will provide another
method of input and recall and will aid understanding
and retention. I consider the self-assessments to be
guided review rather than testing. Work submitted with
errors, will not be graded. You
would do well to keep a printed copy for each chapter to
use for review during the course.
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Exercises You
will have a great deal to read about a broad range of web related
topics. You will only be required to do a limited number of
Hands-on Exercises. These will include the sections on html, java
(introductory only) Dreamweaver, CSS, and a few others. You
will find the submission links (used to submit your work) in the
Assignments page of the Distance Learning site.
I
will be offering an advanced class which will use this book (I think
it is fantastic) again at which time we will do the programming and
scripting in depth. |
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Chapter Summary We
will read and review the Summary sections throughout the course. These
will aid in learning and retention of the zillion terms and acronyms
you need to know to pass the Certification Exam. |
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CIW Foundations Certification Exam The actual
certification exam will act as your final exam. The
certification exam can be taken at any approved testing
center. Most Ivy Tech campuses offer this testing. You
can contact Brenda Strope, bstrope@ivytech.edu our regional testing coordinator to obtain your voucher
number. You paid for the test as a part of your
tuition, you need the voucher number to schedule the
testing.
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Chapter
Assignments |
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Chapter |
Topic |
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1 |
Assignment 01/ Who am I Discussion/ Read:
Introduction to Computers and the Internet/ Read: Summary |
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Web Browser Basics: Internet Explorer &
Foxfire |
| 3 |
3 |
Dive Into Web 2.0 |
| 4 |
4 |
Introduction to XHTML |
| 5 |
5 |
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) |
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6 |
JavaScript: Introduction to Scripting |
| 7 |
12 |
Document Object Model (DOM): Objects and
Collections |
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14 |
XML and RSS |
| 8 |
15 |
Ajax-Enabled Rich Internet Applications |
| 9 |
16 |
Adobe Flash CS3 |
| 10 |
17 |
Adobe Flash CS3: Building an Interactive
Game |
| 10 |
18 |
Adobe Flex 2 & Rich Internet Applications |
| 11 |
19 |
Microsoft Silverlight and RIA's |
| 11 |
20 |
Adobe Dreamweaver CS# |
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20 |
Adobe Dreamweaver CS# |
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Appendices |
A, B, C |
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21 |
Web Servers (IIS and Apache) |
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22, 23, 24 |
Database:SQL, MySQL, ADO.NET 2.0 and Java
DB |
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Appendices |
D, E.
Make yourself familiar with the material
here. All but the Java will be mentioned in the CIW exam. |
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Final
Exam |
Certification test. Contact Brenda
Strope bstrope@ivytech.edu for a voucher number. When you
complete the Certification exam have the testing center send me an
electronic copy lsattler@ivytech.edu . |
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GRADING |
| Note: Please be aware of the weight
of each course requirement.
Final
grades will be a combination of: |
| 1.Chapter Self-Assessment |
45% |
| 2. Exercises |
45% |
| 3.Certification Exam |
10% |
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METHOD(S) OF EVALUATION
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A
B
C
D
F |
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90 to 100 %
80 to 89 %
70 to 79 %
60 to 69 %
0 to 59 % |
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TEXT/CURRICULUM MATERIALS
Internet & World Wide Web How
to Program. 4th Ed.
Deitel, Deitel ISBN-13: 9780131752429 ISBN-10: 0131752421
On-line book order form:
The best way to find the correct book and material is by using the
course CRN number located at the top of the Syllabus.
http://www.ivytech.bkstr.com
COURSE INFORMATION
You are required to read this material.
All assignments and e-mails must contain:
Your name, course name, and assignment i.e. Chapter Review, Exercises, LabSim, etc. If you write with a question please include sufficient information for me to respond. Please don't write asking "what was wrong with number six? Thanks Bill
Assignments are to be submitted thought the links provided in
Distance Learning site.
You can access the Discussion by clicking
on the DISCUSSION button on Distance Learning site.
Instructions for using the Discussion board.
Campus Connect: https://cc.ivytech.edu
For Campus Connect help go to: http://www.ivytech.edu/sos
For login or password assistance for Distance Learning site contact lkirkner@ivytech.edu.
For course or content related
questions contact your Instructor.
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