This course introduces interactive and responsive web development using a client-side language like JavaScript. Basic programming concepts common to almost all programming languages, including sequence, selection, and iteration, as well as functions, arrays, and string manipulation, form the basis of the course.
JavaScript is a relatively simple language to learn because it is a scripting language and does not have a complex development environment like more full-featured languages. However, it still offers all of the basic constructs found in most programming languages.
Exercises are designed to enhance students' problem solving techniques and analytical thinking skills.
The course will require considerable effort in designing, coding, and debugging interactive web pages. While the concepts taught in this course are relatively simple, the development of interactive web pages can be challenging and time consuming.
Be certain that you are able and willing to devote the time required by this class.