Web Development

CIS 309
Web Page Development II - CIS 309 Course Syllabus
Prerequisite: CIS 209 or equivalent
This course covers the design and development of programs related to the design and creation of a Web page application. Other topics covered are the Web Interface, setup of a Web Server, and advanced Web navigation. .

CIS 209
Web Page Development I
Prerequisite: CIS 110 or equivalent
Covers the Internet in terms of how it works and the services available such as electronic mail, file transfer, remote login and information browsing, and automated contents search. Webs also are covered, including the design and creation of Web pages using one of the commercially available Web design and development packages.

You might need the MS PowerPoint / MS Word to view the followings Class Presentations.

Internet Programing – CIS 209 Course Syllabus Lecture Presentations in MS PowerPoint
1. Creating a Web Page	2. Adding Hypertext Links to a Web Page	3. Working with Fonts, Colors, and Graphics
4. Designing a Web Page with Tables	5. Designing a Web Site with Frames	6. Creating Web Page Forms
7. Working with Cascading Style Sheets	8. Using Multimedia on the Web	9. Working with XHTML
10. Working with JavaScript	11. Working with Objects	12. Working with Special Effects
13. Working with Windows and Frames	14. Working with Forms and Regular Expressions	15. Working with the Event Model
16. Working with Dynamic Content and Styles

CIS 209 Web Development @ SU Lecture Presentations in MS PowerPoint
1. Variables in the Web Design Environment	2. Web Site Design Principles	3. Planning the Site
4. Planning Site Navigation	5. Creating Page Templates	6. Web Typography
7. Graphics and Color	8. HTML Frames	9. Publishing & Maintaining Web Site
Lecture Notes in MS Word Document
1. Variables in the Web Design Environment	2. Web Site Design Principles	3. Planning the Site
4. Planning Site Navigation	5.Creating Page Templates	6. Web Typography
7.Graphics and Color	8. HTML Frames	9. Publishing & Maintaining Web Site

IP Search
Domain Management

Electronic Commerce Fundamentals Lecture Presentations
1. Introduction to E-Commerce	2. The Internet and the Web	3. Web-Based Tools
4. E-Commerce Software	5. Security Threats	6. Implementing Security
7. Electronic Payment Systems	8. Strategies for Marketing	9. Purchasing & Support
10 Strategies for Web Auction	11. International, Legal, Ethical, & Tax	12. Business Plans for Implementing
Miscellaneous
Data Warehousing Charts	Data Warehousing Paper	Java Lecture Notes