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"All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence."

Martin Luther King, Jr.

List of CA Dept Courses
Computer Applications (CA) Courses: (click to view sample syllabi)
Keyboarding: 99 Internship: 269
Microsoft Office: 106 \| 120 \| 141 \| 232 \| 240 \| 242 \| 252
Web & Gaming: 125 \| 190 \| 195 \| 225 \| 272 \| 273 \| 274 \| 276 \| 277 \| 278 \| 282 \| 288 \| 299

CA273 Advanced Professional Web Technologies

Sample Syllabus (Word document)

Course Description

Student Quote
"Taking CA273 was a very rewarding experience. Even though the content given in this class is complex (FRAMES, CCS, JAVASCRIPT, FLASH, JAVA), it is presented by the instructor in a way that is easy to assimilate. Additionally, I was able to accomplish my goals since I learned not only a lot of theory, but I was also able to put into practice what was taught in class." -- Victoria A.

Explores latest advanced Web technologies and development skills with XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, Web standards, basic server side programming with PHP and/or ColdFusion, usability and accessibility, JavaScript and Dreamweaver. Students make web sites attractive, dynamic, accessible and easy to maintain. Three hours lecture/discussion each week. (3 semester hours)

Prerequisites/Corequisites

Prequisites: CA 272 or successful completion of the departmental skills assessment.

Goals and/or Objectives

By the end of the course, the student will be able to:

Topics	Outcomes
Development and enhancement of non-technical skills	Speak and write about the course topics with sufficient proficiency. Apply critical thinking to a variety of topics in the course.
Advanced HTML and XHTML	Utilize advanced HTML techniques, including the latest standards released by the W3C, to enhance or modify Web sites.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)	Utilize CSS concepts and techniques, including design and style. Create Web sites using CSS elements.
Web Authoring Software	Use templates, library items, jump menus and advanced Dreamweaver features to create and validate forms.
Usability & Accessibility	Design and create Section 508 compliant Web sites.
Web Standards	Master latest Web standards, including current trends, issues, and challenges Design Web sites using latest Web standards.
JavaScript	Use JavaScript to validate forms and manipulate XHTML elements.
Server Side Programming	Implement basic dynamic Web sites using PHP (or Cold Fusion) features and functionalities.

Please note that the information provided here is only a guideline and may occasionally be out of date. Official current semester course description language can be found at:

http://webdb.montgomerycollege.org/Internet/
courses/SubjectSelect.cfm (current courses)
http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/curricula/
descriptions/cdcompapp.htm (current CA certificates and degree programs)
http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/credit/ (current semester course schedule)

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