COMPUTER PROGRAMMING & WEB APP DEVELOPMENT
Website and Web Application Development - HTC316
Times Offered: 9:00am-10:30am This course introduces Website Development with an exploration of HTML basics: HTML5,CSS, and JavaScript. Students explore the various aspects of good design, including accessibility issues for users with special needs and optimizing content for search engines. We will cover semantic tags, along with more traditional html structures like tables, lists, forms, navigational bars, and graphics. Integration of images, and other media will also be covered. The second half of this course will cover server-side programming with PHP and a comprehensive introduction to relational databases as a basis for building customizable web applications. We will also consider the impact of web technology on our culture, explore problem solving, work on project management techniques, engage in testing and quality assurance, and develop our skills in debugging. Special Course Requirements or Prerequisites · A strong foundation in mathematics is highly suggested Outcomes: Credits, Certificates and Credentials · Eligible for 6 credits through LRCC Download the full Curriculum Guide for HTC 316 |
Intro to Computers and Programming - HTC315
Times Offered: 12:30pm - 2:00pm This course covers computer hardware, networking and programming. The introduction to computers portion of the courses covers computer hardware, virtualization, representing data digitally, and computer algorithms. We examine networking extensively covering topologies, protocol stack, abstraction, addressing, and networking standards. The second half of this course introduces the process of problem solving as it relates to program design and development using Python. Students learn various programming techniques and learn how it is possible to solve real world problems with programming algorithms. Students learning programming fundamentals including: variables and assignments, data types, procedural programming, Boolean values, conditional statements, and loops. Students go on to explore object-oriented programming. We work to develop good programming style and project management skills. Special Course Requirements or Prerequisites · A strong foundation in mathematics is highly suggested Outcomes: Credits, Certificates and Credentials · Eligible for 6 credits through LRCC Download the full Curriculum Guide for HTC 315 |
James O'Donnell - Instructor
603-528-8693 ex. 5019
603-528-8693 ex. 5019