COP 1830 - Web Client Programming

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Course Links:

• Course Syllabus
• Class Projects
• Study Guides for Quizzes and Final Exam

Course Resources:

• Instructor's Examples and Templates
• JavaScript Virtual Textbook
• General Notes About Web Programming:
  
  • Web Page Authoring Overview
  • Web Page Authoring Glossary
  • Web Publishing Ethics
  • HTML References
  • HTML Editor Software and Review Sites.
• General Notes About Programming Logic and Structure (from COP 2000):
  
  • [Computer Programming: Analysis and Coding].
  • [Logical Control Structures (PDF File)].
  • [Flowcharting Symbols & Guidelines].
  • [Selection Using the if Statement].
  • [Repetition Control Structure (a.k.a. Looping)].
• Validation Resources:
  
  • [Official XHTML 1.0 Specification from W3C] and the [W3C Markup (HTML) Validation Service]
  • [Official CSS2 Specification from W3C] and the [W3C CSS Validation Service]
  • [Web Content Accessibility Guidelines] and the [HiSoftware Cynthia Says WCA Validation Site]
  • [Official Specification for ECMAScript] (the vendor-neutral standard for what was originally Netscape's JavaScript) and the [JavaScript Lint Validation Service]
• Reference and tutorial links from [W3SCHOOLS.COM]:
  
  • [XHTML Tutorial].
  • [CSS Tutorial].
  • [XML Tutorial].
  • [JavaScript Tutorial].
  • [HTML DOM Tutorial].
• Reference and tutorial links from [Wikipedia.Org]:
  
  • [HTML Editor Notes].
  • [HTML Elements].
  • [Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) Notes].
  • [Dynamic HTML Notes].
  • [JavaScript Notes] and [JavaScript Syntax].
  • [DOM Events].
• Other JavaScript Reference and Tutorial Links:
  
  • [CSS Positioning and The Box Model].
  • [Level 1 DOM (Document Object Model) - Introduction].
  • [Core JavaScript 1.5 Guide] and [Core JavaScript 1.5 Reference] from [Mozilla Developer Center].
  • [Microsoft JScript Core Reference].
  • [C-Point.com JavaScript Tutorial].
  • [Quirksmode.org JavaScript Pages].

General Reference Links:

• Computer Basics - general information about computers and data processing.
• Internet Fundamentals Page
• Student's Frequently Asked Questions with Answers