MMC 112. Web Design I - HTML and CSS Fundamentals. 45 Hours

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1 Division of Applied Science & Management School of Management, Tourism and Hospitality Multimedia Communications Fall, 2010 COURSE OUTLINE MMC 112 Web Design I - HTML and CSS Fundamentals 45 Hours PREPARED BY: Mike Mason DATE: June 2, 2009 APPROVED BY: Shelagh Rowles, Dean DATE:

2 YUKON COLLEGE Copyright August, 2006 All right reserved. No part of this material covered by this copyright may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, traded, or rented or resold, without written permission from Yukon College. Course Outline prepared by Mike Mason, June 2, Yukon College P.O. Box 2799 Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5K4

3 School of Management, Tourism and Hospitality MMC 112 Fall, 2009/10 Web Design I HTML and CSS Fundamentals INSTRUCTOR: OFFICE HOURS: Michael Mason Monday Friday 8:30 am 4:30 pm OFFICE LOCATION: Office T126-D, Trades and Technical wing TELEPHONE: mmason@yukoncollege.yk.ca WEB: COURSE OFFERING DAY: COURSE OFFERING TIMES: Wednesday 1 4 pm Web Design I covers HTML, XHTML and CSS code, standards and validation. The student will build web pages that adhere to international standards and are viewable in all major modern browsers. HTML forms, tables, the use of design elements and multimedia are also covered. Students will build and maintain several web sites of their own creation. LEARNING OUTCOMES: The successful completion of this course indicates that the student has reliably demonstrated the ability to: Describe the basic functionality of HTML and XHTML. Code a web page using a basic text editor. Use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for page styling and layout. Evaluate web pages using various validation tools and services. Use web design techniques to improve web page readability and functionality.

4 DELIVERY METHODS/FORMAT: Conventional lecture and demonstration methods are used to present the theory portion while projects and assignments are utilized to reinforce and compliment the theory. PREREQUISITES: Admission to the program. COURSE REQUIREMENTS/EVALUATION: Attendance and Participation Regular attendance and participation is expected. If you must miss class, please inform the instructor ahead of time, if at all possible. It is the student's responsibility to take notes, to obtain missed assignments, announcements or material handouts for any class they have missed. The student is also expected to review topics as outlined in the syllabus prior to class. Yukon College s policy on Academic Conduct states that attendance is mandatory. A student may be dismissed from a program if more than ten percent (10%) of the scheduled contact hours are missed in any one course. Evaluation: Assignments: Students are given assignments after each class to demonstrate their understanding of material covered during formal delivery and the application of this knowledge in a practical manner. Mid-term Project: This in-class practical project comprises a comprehensive evaluation of concepts and skills taught from the beginning of the course. Final Project: This in-class practical project will assess the student s course knowledge in general since the beginning of term, and concepts covered in more detail since the mid-term evaluation. Assignments 50% Mid-term Project 20% Final Project 30%

5 REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS/MATERIALS: Web Development and Design Foundations with XHTML Addison-Wesley ISBN OPTIONAL SUPPLIES: It is not required that you own a computer, however the appropriate hardware and the course software are suggested for optimal learning. Students should purchase a USB flash drive to transfer files to and from home. EQUIVALENCY/TRANSFERABILITY: Nil INSTRUCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS: As stated in the program outline.

6 SYLLABUS: Date Topic Assignments Week 1 Course Overview HTML and the Internet (Chapter 1) Week 2 XHTML Basics (Chapter 2) Assignment 1 Week 3 XHTML Basics (Chapter 2) Assignment 2 Week 4 Configure Colour and Text with CSS (Chapter 3) Assignment 3 Week 5 Configure Colour and Text with CSS (Chapter 3) Assignment 4 Week 6 Visual Elements and Graphics (Chapter 4) Assignment 5 Week 7 Web Design (Chapter 5) Assignment 6 Week 8 Mid-term evaluation Week 9 Page Layout with CSS (Chapter 6) Assignment 7 Week 10 Page Layout with CSS (Chapter 6) Assignment 8 More on Links, Lists and Layout (Chapter 7) Week 11 Tables (Chapter 10) Assignment 9 Week 12 Forms (Chapter 9) Assignment 10 Week 13 Multimedia and Interactivity (Chapter 11) Assignment 11 Week 14 Web Promotion (Chapter 12) Week 15 Final evaluation