COURSE MATERIALS:No textbook is required for this course. Instead, we will rely on the multitude of information available on the Web. This course deals with client-side scripting of dynamic Web pages. The languages used for this purpose and specific implementation examples change rapidly. Because of this fact, the best source of information about client-side scripting is the Web itself.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
CSET:3250 Client-Side Scripting
. [3 semester credit hours (3-0-0)].
Introduction to the Document Object model (DOM), JavaScript, Java Applets, and VBScript scripting languages,
cascading style sheets, browser recognition, browser-specific content, data validation, and layers.
Prerequisite: CSET 3100 or permission of instructor.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
- Students will be able to provide a generalized definition of client-side scripting (programming) and compare it to server-side programming.
- Students will be able to identify the scripting languages available for client-side scripting and
select the one most appropriate to their needs.
- Students will create a number of JavaScript/JScript applications which provide client-side data
verification and interactivity.
- Students will include a variety of VBScripts in their Web pages.
- Students will create and/or adapt simple Java Applets to their Web applications.
- Students will apply the concepts learned in this course to the development of realistic, dynamic client-side Web-based applications.
GRADING ELEMENTS: | Exams = | 50% | | A = | 90%-100% | | Assignments = | 30% | | B = | 80%- 89% | | Progress Reports = | 10% | | C = | 70%- 79% | | Chat Sessions = | 10% | | D = | 60%- 69% | | | | | F = | Below 60% |
COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND NOTES:
- ALL final grades are calculated based on completed course work.
- No instructor drops (IW) will be given at the end of the semester.
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