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course description -- nm1: web technology
The course description(s) are taken from
the accreditation report Creative Technology (version 2.0)
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The course presents elementary web technology, primarily focussed on the
use of HTML, XML, CSS, and Javascript, needed for authoring dynamic web pages..
Recommended literature: JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan

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prerequisite(s):
CS1 -- computer & network architecture(s)

goal(s) & attainment target(s)
The course aims at providing
- awareness of web 2.0 business model(s)
- familiarity the complex computational infrastructure provided by the web platform
- fluency with (X)HTML, CSS styling, javascript and forms
- full literacy with authoring dynamic web pages
Students are expected to have a sufficient degree of curiosity, and will be stimulated to develop their skills in the actual
production of playful dynamic web pages.

place in curriculum:
NM1 is an introductory course for all students. It is relevant to NM2 (interactive visualization), for publishing the results of
CA-projects, as well as for the creation of individual portfolio(s).. In relation to DE-courses, the focus of NM-courses
Is primarily on technical issues and programmatic authoring.

application area & motivating example(s)
Dynamic web technology is used in a variety of ways, for example in simple online games, advertisement, and online
shopping sites. Another interesting domain is web art, from which students may get inspiration for more advanced
applications..

teaching method(s)
The course will be organised around lectures, which will introduce basic examples and which will provide an in-depth
explanation of the technologies. The assignments will consist of a series of basic exercises and a final exercise
in which the students are required to develop a moderately complex dynamic web application.

Regular feedback will be given in classroom sessions where students present their work as well as via online comments or
email. Grading will be based on basic assignments, the final assignment project with documentation, as well as an essay
in which a topic of choice, either technical or in relation to the business model of the web or its societal impact, is
discussed in more depth.

special facilities:
computer lab & presentation facilities

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creativetechnology.eu