Certified Internet Web Professional (CIW) Prep Programs
"Your decision to become a developer is a great step that most people wish they could do. At one point in the future, programming skills will be in demand even for the most simplest careers. Companies are already requiring people in non-technical industries to have front-end skills, such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. While HTML is hardly considered programming, it's an absolute first step in becoming a web developer."
Jonathan Danylko
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30+ Computer Science and programming courses covering all of the latest technologies, like Javascript, PHP/MySQL, E-Commerce, Software Engineering principles, Software Version Control and more...
Welcome to the Web Technology Institute. You'll find programs and individual courses here that will take you from complete novice to certified Web Developer in no time. I start my students with an Introduction to Programming course that gives you the fundamentals of programming, to get you started on your journey. From there you'll delve into mark-up languages, like HTML5 and CSS3 before continuing on to more complex programming languages.
My two certification exam prep programs prepare you to take the vendor neutral, Certified Internet Web Professional (CIW) exams, HML5 & CSS3 Specialist and Javascript Specialist. We'll be adding User Interface Designer in the near future. My HTML5 & CSS3 program also prepares you for the Microsoft HTML5-CSS3 exam in addition to the CIW exam.
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Intermediate Web Authoring, HTML and CSS is the second part of a three part series of classes on the fundamentals of Website Design and HTML coding.
The course introduces the student to HTML table creation. Table attributes are covered, and the students learn how to construct basic HTML tables. The course goes on to more advanced table design and teaches the student how to create basic charts and graphs. Then advanced graphing is covered, exploring the use of 1 pixel images and graphics in table design. HTML forms are then covered, including the FORM tag and its attributes, and various types of form elements that can be used. The form ACTION command is covered, as well as its relation to Web programming concepts. Students learn how to create forms that use text boxes, text areas, radio buttons, check boxes, password fields and select menus. Students learn how to manipulate the style of their tables and forms using Cascading Style Sheets.Skip site news
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Stanford University is switching its introductory programming classes from Java to JavaScript due to industry demands and student feedback.
Welcome! My September classes run from 9/2/2014 to 9/23/2014. My classes are self-paced, and you can hand in assignments as you work on them. All assignments are due by 6pm on the last day of class.
Please ask all questions in the class forum, and try to help other students out as much as possible. Your grade is based on points received from graded assignments and/or exams.
I answer forum questions during my office hours, Monday to Friday from 8am to 1pm.
Enjoy your class!
Judy
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Judy Cannon has been teaching Web Technology and Computer Science since September 2000. She developed most of the courses on this site, and acts as our Moodle administrator and primary Instructor.
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Dear Ms. Cannon, thank you for conducting such a wonderful course. You made this course very enjoyable. I have learned so much from all these online courses. Your excellent teaching skills has helped me tremendously through my journey at ACC. I appreciate you being stern and letting me know what I am doing wrong along with giving my ways I can correct my mistakes.Looking forward to learning more.