WU-CSC100.AA1

CSC100: Web Development

Beginner Self-paced · 1 year access

66 Hands-On LiveLabs

Practice real IT tasks in guided environments.

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Lessons

8 Interactive Lessons · 45 topics

01 Introduction 4 topics

About This Course
Who Should Read This Course?
How This Course Is Organized
Course Features

02 Foundation of the Internet and Web Development 8 topics · 7 LiveLab

Introduction to Hardware
Introduction to Software
Introduction to Operating Systems
Introduction to the Internet
Introduction to Networking
Introduction to the World Wide Web
Introduction to AI Hardware
Summary

7 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →

03 Building Basic Websites with HTML5 8 topics · 11 LiveLab

Introduction to HTML5
Document Structure in HTML5
Introduction to Elements
Format Text Content
Use of Hyperlinks for Navigation
Semantic and Non-Semantic Elements
Activity 1: Creating an HTML Page
Summary

11 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →

04 Introduction to CSS for Styling Web Pages 5 topics · 17 LiveLab

Introduction to CSS
CSS Syntax and Selectors
Responsive Web Design
Introduction to CSS3 Techniques
Summary

17 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →

05 Mastering Layout Design with CSS 5 topics · 11 LiveLab

The Box Model
Create Tables
Format Tables
Activity 2: Styling with CSS
Summary

11 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →

Hands-On Labs Our edge

66 LiveLabs

Installing Motherboard Components
Installing an NIC on the Motherboard of a CPU
Installing Input and Output Devices
Connecting a USB Flash Drive to a CPU
Connecting Devices in a Peer-To-Peer Architecture
Identifying Clients and Servers

Connecting an iPhone to a Wi-Fi Network
Using Headings in HTML5
Using Paragraphs in HTML5
Exploring HTML5 Ordered List Type Attributes
Using Control List Counting
Using Unordered Lists for a To-Do List
Exploring Unordered Lists Style Types
Using the Description List
Using Nested Lists in HTML
Exploring Structural Elements in HTML5
Using the Target Attributes of Links
Linking with the Same Document
Applying Inline CSS Styles
Applying Internal CSS Styles
Integrating External CSS into an HTML Document
Importing an External CSS Stylesheet
Using the Element Selector
Using the Class Selector
Using the Class Selector for the Specific HTML Element
Using an id Selector
Using the Grouping Selector
Using the Universal Selector
Using the Absolute Length Measuring Units
Using the Relative Length Measuring Units
Understanding the Difference Between Percentage and Pixel Units
Implementing Media Queries
Using the 2D Transform rotate() Method
Using CSS3 Transitions
Using the animation-timing-function Property
Setting the Height and Width of an Element
Using the Padding Longhand Property
Using the Padding Shorthand Property
Using the Border Longhand Property
Using the Border Shorthand Property
Using the Margin Longhand Property
Using the Margin Shorthand Property
Using the HTML Table Tags
Adding a Border to the HTML Table
Formatting a Table Using Rowspan and Colspan
Using the <thead>, <tbody>, and <tfoot> Tags
Using the Search Input Type
Using New HTML5 Input Types
Using the HTML5 <datalist> Element
Using the <fieldset> and <legend> Elements
Using the <textarea> Element with the placeholder Attribute
Using the HTML5 autocomplete Attribute with the <form> Element
Using the HTML5 autofocus Attribute with the <input> Element
Accessing the button Object
Exploring the <button> Element type Attributes
Using the <input type="url"> Element of HTML5
Exploring the document.write Method in JavaScript
Using the Assignment Operator in JavaScript
Exploring the Object Data Type
Using the onmouseover and onmouseout Events
Using the onfocus and onblur Events
Integrating an External JavaScript File into an HTML File
Using Functions, Arguments, and Return Values in JavaScript
Understanding Operator Precedence in JavaScript
Understanding Global and Local Variables in JavaScript
Creating a Website for a Vacation Experience

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