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 LESSON 8: PRESENTING YOUR SITE

Objectives
    o present your Web site to your classmates
    o receive feedback from classmates
    o plan your classes for next semester
   
Here is what you have accomplished in this course. You can now build a Web site that contains these elements:
  • four to six separate, finished pages that connect to each other with local links
  • text in three or four different sizes, colors, and styles
  • five absolute links to other Web sites
  • relative links on each of your pages that connect to the other pages at your site
  • three jump links (with anchors in the same document or other local documents)
  • two mailto links
  • two lists (any kind)
  • at least three graphics:
    • one linked graphic
    • one imagemap
    • one animated graphic
  • <body> code using bgcolor or a graphic as background
  • <body> code with nondefault color for link and vlink
  • two or more different tables (with at least three attributes)
  • design features that are attractive, functional, and appropriate to your topic


Listed below are classes we recommend you take after completing this course:
  • CIS 58.51B, Creating Web Pages 2 - HTML
  • CIS 58.54, Web Content Development
  • CIS 58.57, Creating an Electronic Portfolio for the World Wide Web
  • CIS 58.62A, Introduction to Dreamweaver
  • CIS 58.62B, Intermediate Dreamweaver
For students interested in a career in Web programming:
  • CIS 10A, Computer Science Fundamentals I
  • courses in Perl, Java, JavaScript, ASP, PHP
  • courses in Structured Query Language (SQL)

For students interested in a career in Web design:

  • CIS 73.31A, Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
  • CIS 73.31B, Intermediate Adobe Photoshop
  • CIS 58.53A, Web Graphics Projects
  • CIS 58.53B, Advanced Web Graphics Projects
  • APGR 72, Principles of Screen Design

Students interested in a career in multimedia

  • CIS 75.31A Introduction to Flash
  • CIS 75.31B Flash ActionScripting
































 
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robert caruso [707] 527-4999 X1142
dave harden [707] 527-4282
linda hemenway [707] 527-4855


This course is a core requirement for several Web Development Certificates. Learn more at the Web Certification site.

The CIS Department offers courses in the following areas: computer basics, applications, graphics, web development, productivity, networking and programming. Visit the CIS Web site.

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