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Client-side web programmingSyllabus Spring 2015 |
Course Description | Course Objectives| Learning Materials | Class Procedures | Assessment and grading
Jaana Holvikivi
After completing the unit, the student has core technical skills necessary for a complete understanding of front-end web development, including HTML 5 and CSS 3, JavaScript, DOM, JQuery and AJAX.The student is able to create rich internet applications that use most recent client-side programming technologies. The student can validate HTML and CSS code, and is able to apply the technologies to create a consistent layout.
Core content level learning outcomes (knowledge and understanding)
Javascript and DOM, HTML 5 elements and media, CSS3, JQuery, client side templates. HTML 5 support for multimedia content, and APIs for accessing the native device resources
Core content level learning outcomes (skills)
The student masters basic HTML, CSS and Javascript programming. The student is able to design and implement web pages that have consistent functionalities, and validate. The student is able to apply JQuery libraries and different media on web pages. The student writes fluent Javascript code. The student is able to design and build client-side cross-platform applications using latest HTML and other open technologies that support multimedia content. The student can write clean and well-commented code, and is able to include APIs for device resources. The student is able to create a site that has a consistent outlook and its functionalities work on different platforms.
Lectures: 7 hours, 1
hour/week
Laboratory practice: 35 hours, 5 hours/week
Bluttman, Ken & Cottrell, Lee: HTML5 Multimedia Developer's Guide
Danger Gardner, Lyza & Grigsby, Jason: Head First Mobile Web
W3.org: Latest HTML5 version
W3.org: CSS Home Page
Prerequisites: Introduction to Computing, Programming
Attendance to the lectures is highly recommended. Sessions in the laboratory are devoted to practical exercises. All work has to be completed and handed in. Make sure your work is registered by the teacher!
Your grade will be calculated on the basis of the weighted average of grade given for various assessment components. Each component will be graded on a scale from 0 to 5, where 0 means "failed". All the components must be passed to get credit for the course.
Weight of different components is as follows:
| Assessment component | Weight |
| Lab exercises and individual application | 3 |
| On-line practice | 1 |
Deliverables which are late or missing will be penalized. Due dates may be changed for compelling reasons. The students are responsible for making change arrangements with the instructor before the work is due.
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Created by: Jaana Holvikivi Updated: 11.1.2015 |