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Outline |
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We will learn the followings: (1) HTML(Hyper Text Markup Language) (2) CGI(Common Gateway Interface) (3) JavaScript (4) XML(eXtensible Markup Language) (5) Other basic web-related technology This course is related to DP4C and DP4M.
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Objectives |
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The aim of this course is to obtain basic technical skills for creating content on the World Wide Web. The goal of this subject is the followings: (1) The learners can explain functions of TCP/IP protocols. (2) The learners can explain how to use HTML tags. (3) The learners can write basic programs by JavaScript. (4) The learners can define XML tags. (5) The learners can write DOM and XSLT programs to use XML.
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Grading Policy |
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The learners are assessed by the followings: reports 30%, mini tests 30%, a term-end examination 40%. The learners who get over 60% can get credits. For reexamination, examinees who get over 60% can get credits. The learners can get feedback from the reports in which professors write comments and explanation for the mini tests and an examination.
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Textbook and Reference |
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Yutaka Matsusita, Satoshi Ichimura Ryuya Uda and Masahito Itoh, "IT Text Basic Web Technology," Ohmsha, 2017, ISBN978-4-274-21990-0.
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Requirements (Assignments) |
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1. Web(1) Origin and components of web, hyper text Preparation: reading the subsections 1.1 and 1.2 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 1 (1.5 hours)
2. Web(2) The internet and TCP/IP, development of web technology Preparation: reading the subsections 1.2 and 1.3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 1 (1.5 hours)
3. HTML(1) HTML tags Preparation: reading the subsections 2.1~2.4 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 2 (1.5 hours)
4. HTML(2) HTML tags for page layout, fonts, and list Preparation: reading the subsections 2.5~2.9 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 2 (1.5 hours)
5. HTML(3) CSS(Cascading Style Sheet), HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) Preparation: reading the subsections 2.10~2.12 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing HTML programs using HTML tags ans CSS (1.5 hours)
6. CGI(1) What is CGI and SSI Preparation: reading the section 3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 3 (1.5 hours)
7. CGI(2) CGI and SSI programming Preparation: reading the section 3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 3 (1.5 hours)
8. JavaScript(1) What is JavaScript, basics of JavaScript Preparation: reading the subsection 4.1 and 4.2 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 4 (1.5 hours)
9. JavaScript(2) JavaScript event-driven programming Preparation: reading the subsection 4.2 and 4.3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing JavaScript programs using loop, conditional jump and event-driven (1.5 hours)
10. XML(1) What is XML Preparation: reading the subsection 5.1 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 5 (1.5 hours)
11. XML(2) XHTML(Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language) Preparation: reading the subsection 5.2 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 5 (1.5 hours)
12. XML(3) XSLT(eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transfomations) Preparation: reading the subsection 5.3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing programs using XML and XSLT (1.5 hours)
13. XML(4) DOM(Document Object Model) programming Preparation: reading the subsection 5.4 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing DOM programs (1.5 hours)
14. XML(5) DTD(Document Type Definition), XML schema Preparation: reading the subsection 5.5 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 5 (1.5 hours)
15. Summarization and examination Preparation and review: summarizing this subject (1.5 hours) Review: reviewing the exam (1.5 hours)
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Note |
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The learners review HTML and CSS(Cascading Style Sheet) learning in the subject of Introduction to Information Technology. The learner can use leaning materials uploaded to LMS.
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Schedule |
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1. Web(1) Origin and components of web, hyper text
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2. Web(2) The internet and TCP/IP, development of web technology |
3. HTML(1) HTML tags
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4. HTML(2) HTML tags for page layout, fonts, and list
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5. HTML(3) CSS(Cascading Style Sheet), HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)
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6. CGI(1) What is CGI and SSI
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7. CGI(2) CGI and SSI programming
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8. JavaScript(1) What is JavaScript, basics of JavaScript
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9. JavaScript(2) JavaScript event-driven programming
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10. XML(1) What is XML
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11. XML(2) XHTML(Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language)
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12. XML(3) XSLT(eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transfomations)
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13. XML(4) DOM(Document Object Model) programming
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14. XML(5) DTD(Document Type Definition), XML schema
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15. Summarization and examination
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Outline |
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We will learn the followings: (1) HTML(Hyper Text Markup Language) (2) CGI(Common Gateway Interface) (3) JavaScript (4) XML(eXtensible Markup Language) (5) Other basic web-related technology This course is related to DP4C and DP4M.
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Objectives |
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The aim of this course is to obtain basic technical skills for creating content on the World Wide Web. The goal of this subject is the followings: (1) The learners can explain functions of TCP/IP protocols. (2) The learners can explain how to use HTML tags. (3) The learners can write basic programs by JavaScript. (4) The learners can define XML tags. (5) The learners can write DOM and XSLT programs to use XML.
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Grading Policy |
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The learners are assessed by the followings: reports 30%, mini tests 30%, a term-end examination 40%. The learners who get over 60% can get credits. For reexamination, examinees who get over 60% can get credits. The learners can get feedback from the reports in which professors write comments and explanation for the mini tests and an examination.
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Textbook and Reference |
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Yutaka Matsusita, Satoshi Ichimura Ryuya Uda and Masahito Itoh, "IT Text Basic Web Technology," Ohmsha, 2017, ISBN978-4-274-21990-0.
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Requirements (Assignments) |
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1. Web(1) Origin and components of web, hyper text Preparation: reading the subsections 1.1 and 1.2 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 1 (1.5 hours)
2. Web(2) The internet and TCP/IP, development of web technology Preparation: reading the subsections 1.2 and 1.3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 1 (1.5 hours)
3. HTML(1) HTML tags Preparation: reading the subsections 2.1~2.4 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 2 (1.5 hours)
4. HTML(2) HTML tags for page layout, fonts, and list Preparation: reading the subsections 2.5~2.9 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 2 (1.5 hours)
5. HTML(3) CSS(Cascading Style Sheet), HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) Preparation: reading the subsections 2.10~2.12 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing HTML programs using HTML tags ans CSS (1.5 hours)
6. CGI(1) What is CGI and SSI Preparation: reading the section 3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 3 (1.5 hours)
7. CGI(2) CGI and SSI programming Preparation: reading the section 3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 3 (1.5 hours)
8. JavaScript(1) What is JavaScript, basics of JavaScript Preparation: reading the subsection 4.1 and 4.2 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 4 (1.5 hours)
9. JavaScript(2) JavaScript event-driven programming Preparation: reading the subsection 4.2 and 4.3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing JavaScript programs using loop, conditional jump and event-driven (1.5 hours)
10. XML(1) What is XML Preparation: reading the subsection 5.1 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 5 (1.5 hours)
11. XML(2) XHTML(Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language) Preparation: reading the subsection 5.2 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 5 (1.5 hours)
12. XML(3) XSLT(eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transfomations) Preparation: reading the subsection 5.3 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing programs using XML and XSLT (1.5 hours)
13. XML(4) DOM(Document Object Model) programming Preparation: reading the subsection 5.4 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: writing DOM programs (1.5 hours)
14. XML(5) DTD(Document Type Definition), XML schema Preparation: reading the subsection 5.5 of the textbook carefully (1.5 hours) Review: solving the problems in the end of the section 5 (1.5 hours)
15. Summarization and examination Preparation and review: summarizing this subject (1.5 hours) Review: reviewing the exam (1.5 hours)
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Note |
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The learners review HTML and CSS(Cascading Style Sheet) learning in the subject of Introduction to Information Technology. The learner can use leaning materials uploaded to LMS.
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Schedule |
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1. Web(1) Origin and components of web, hyper text
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2. Web(2) The internet and TCP/IP, development of web technology |
3. HTML(1) HTML tags
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4. HTML(2) HTML tags for page layout, fonts, and list
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5. HTML(3) CSS(Cascading Style Sheet), HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)
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6. CGI(1) What is CGI and SSI
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7. CGI(2) CGI and SSI programming
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8. JavaScript(1) What is JavaScript, basics of JavaScript
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9. JavaScript(2) JavaScript event-driven programming
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10. XML(1) What is XML
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11. XML(2) XHTML(Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language)
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12. XML(3) XSLT(eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transfomations)
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13. XML(4) DOM(Document Object Model) programming
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14. XML(5) DTD(Document Type Definition), XML schema
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15. Summarization and examination
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