Incorporating programs written in scripting languages like JavaScript, JScript, and VBScript into HTML is the wave of the future. Adding scripts to HTML transform static websites into dynamic and interactive sites. In this course, students will learn and use the basic syntax for JavaScript, CSS, and DOM to create DHTML documents. With these languages and ASP.net (Active Server Pages) controls, students will be able to create web pages that interact with users to gather data/events, validate that data, make computations, or otherwise respond to the web site visitor's request. Prerequisite: Programming experience and CIT138 (new course name: CIT 151B) or consent of instructor.

At the completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand the Comprehensive HTML & XHTML References
• Understand the Comprehensive concept of Cascade Style Sheets Guide
• Understand the introduction to Web Scripting using JavaScript
• Understand JavaScript’s Control Statements
• Understand JavaScript’s Functions, Arrays, and Objects
• Understand Dynamic HTML Object Model and Collection, Event Model, Filters and Transitions, and Data Binding with Tabular Data Control.
• Understand ASP.net

• Internet & World Wide Web: How To Program, Fourth Edition (ISBN 0-13-175242-1) by H.M. Deitel, P.J. Deitel, and A. B. Goldberg.

The following resources are available:
· Four hours per credit of free tutoring per course (12 hours of free tutoring per three credit course). Contact Tutorial Services: Charleston Campus 651-5732, Cheyenne Campus 651-4232 and Henderson Campus 651-3187.

· Computer labs with friendly and helpful personnel are available.
· Campus Child Care (651-7390) to care for infants 2-5 years old.
· Boys and Girls Club to care for kids 6+ years old.

E-ALERT! CSN’s academic early warning system. Professors identify students who need help and/or students who are having trouble in their classes may set up an appointment and receive help. Call us at 651-2626 at Cheyenne or 651-7367 at West Charleston or Henderson!

If you have a documented disability that may require assistance, you will need to contact the Disability Resource Center located in the Student Service Center on each campus. Cheyenne phone number is 651-4700, Henderson, 651-3086 and West Charleston is 651-5089.

For those students that would like to earn a little extra cash, stop by the Disability Resource Center to fill out a job interest card. This office hires students as note takers, readers, proctors, scribes, lab assistants, and research assistants as needed.

Assignments_(10%)
Final Project (30%)
Midterm (30%)
Final Exam (30%)

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