GILBERT R. HUFANA, MCSProfessorMITM 207 Advanced Web Design and
Development
Course DescriptionThis course will provide students with the
necessary knowledge as well as mastery of developing interactive
websites and web-based systems.
The course will also provide the students working knowledge of
the current technologies in web development.
Course ObjectiveAt the end of the term, the student is expected
to be familiar with the underlying principles and technologies in
web development. Specifically, the student should be able
to:Conceptualize, design and develop unique and interactive web
pages.Apply the theories, principles and technologies in web design
and development.Design and developed interactive websites and
web-based systems.
Learning OutcomesStudents will learn to program in a current
client-side scripting language.Students will learn how to bring
together client-side and server-side scripting to create a
real-world solution for a contemporary web site.Students will
exercise creativity by envisioning and creating a Web site that
serves a useful purpose and exhibits their skill.Students will gain
experience working with teammates on a web design project involving
the creation of a site with enhanced functionality.
Course OutlineIntroductionWeb Development Technologies HTML,
CSS, JavaScript etc.Website Design PrinciplesWeb Programming
JavaScript and PHPAsynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)Advance
Topics, Current Trends & Technologies in Web Design &
Development
Grading SystemClass Standing 30%Case studies, research works,
term paper and other requirementsProject 20%Midterm Exam 25%Final
Exam 25%
ReferencesPrinciples of Web Design 4th Edition by Joel
SklarProfessional Web Design: Techniques & Templates (CSS &
XHTML) 3rd Edition by Clint EccherHTML, XHTML & CSS 4th Edition
Steven SchaferAJAX The Complete Reference by Thomas Powell
ReferencesBuilding Database Applications on the Web Using PHP3
by Craig Hilton & Jeff WillisPHP Essentials A Better Way to
Learn PHP by Julie C. MeloniEssential PHP for Web Professionals by
Christopher CosentinoWeb Database Applications with PHP & MySQL
by Hugh E. Williams & David Lane, O'Reilly &
AssociatesMySQL/PHP Database Applications by Jay Greenspan &
Brad Bulger, John Wiley & Sons
