Web Design & Development

About every company, institution, and organization wants to have a presence on the Internet. Learn to design, develop, and maintain highly visible websites.  Gain valuable expereience and solid foundation for engaging and interactive websites!  Take your web skills to the next level and earn your Certificate in Web Development Today!

 

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Current on-campus classes can be taught at your company! 

HTML
Begin your journey into web publishing by understanding the language of the internet and building a web page with text and links. In this class you will learn the basics of HTML including tags, links,images, tables, forms, and page layout.

Dreamweaver I
Develop a website using Macromedia Dreamweaver, the industry-standard, web-editing tool. Format pages, create tables and insert images with ease. Learn about tools, menus and palettes. Prerequisite: HTML or equivalent.

Dreamweaver II
Integrate Dreamweaver with other web technologies. Integrate and use basic JavaScripts and Dreamweaver behaviors. Use site libraries for all files, cascading style sheets, and timelines. Create CSS layers, add multimedia, and trace layouts and images. Prerequisite: Dreamweaver I or equivalent.

Dreamweaver III
Integrate Dreamweaver with other web technologies. Integrate and use basic JavaScripts and Dreamweaver behaviors. Use site libraries for all files, cascading style sheets and timelines. Create CSS layers, add multimedia and trace layouts and images.

Flash I
Create fast-loading, animated, multimedia web sites using Flash. Learn how this can create animation and sound, and add pizzazz to boring web sites. Learn to: understand the practical uses of Flash, use new tools, and environment create, edit and modify graphics, use basic animation with tweening, handle multiple layers and scenes, and build your first usable web banner. Prerequisite: Dreamweaver I, HTML experience, or equivalent.

Flash II
Use Flash to build multi-media movies. Understand how you can structure a full Flash site. Topics include: using non-Flash graphics - vector and raster frame-by-frame animation techniques, handling multiple movies, animating with audio applied, and understanding the structuring of a Flash site. Prerequisite: Flash I or equivalent.

Flash III
Gain control of Flash deployment using Macromedia Flash III ActionScripts - a language that gives you the power to understand flash animation. This class also covers: where ActionScripting is today, what the underlying scripting concepts are, and how to use ActionScript tools/environment, using timeline scripting tasks, pre-loaders and other speed concerns. Prerequisite: Flash II or equivalent.