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=Course Introduction=
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==Introductions==
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==Overview of Course==
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===Required Texts===
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===Highly Recommended Texts===
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===Login Accounts===
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===Website Contracts===
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===Contact Information Forms===
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==Overview of Syllabus==
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Walkthrough of syllabus
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Questions about Syllabus
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=Website Construction Tutorial Plan=
 
=Website Construction Tutorial Plan=
  

Revision as of 22:33, 21 August 2006

Course Introduction

Introductions

Overview of Course

Required Texts

Highly Recommended Texts

Login Accounts

Website Contracts

Contact Information Forms

Overview of Syllabus

Walkthrough of syllabus Questions about Syllabus

Website Construction Tutorial Plan

Introduction

  1. WYSIWYG editors (such as Dreamweaver) vs. using a text editor
  2. Broad context of HTML/XHTML/CSS/XML

Software

  1. Note about available resources at Columbia
    1. Server space (IAM)
  2. Recommendations
    1. Text editors (HTMLkit, SCITE)
    2. Image editors (GIMP, Photoshop, ImageReady)
    3. FTP applications (WinSCP, FileZilla)
    4. Server spaces
    5. Domain name services
      1. Redirecting to your site

Quick Overview

TODO image series showing what the website construction process looks like on screen

About the Web

(vocab)

  1. Brief history of the Internet
  2. Internet vs. WWW
  3. Evolution of markup - where it came from, where it is going.
  4. Vocabulary (interlaced with above)
    1. Internet
    2. WWW
    3. FTP
    4. Browsers
    5. Servers
    6. IP address
    7. URL

XHTML + CSS

  1. Justification: content extracted from presentation
  2. Justification II: HTML vs XHTML
  3. Basic XHTML/CSS doc formats
  4. Single page construction
    1. Basic text editing SCiTE Text Wrangler
    2. Links
    3. Lists
    4. Images
    5. Tables (with caveat)
  5. 5. Multiple page construction
    1. Linking between pages
    2. Organizing site structure (and files)
    3. Basic navigation system

Posting to a server, testing

Links

Text Editors

FTP Programs

  • PC Filezilla winSCP
  • OSX cyberduck

Homework

Reading