Looking to take the Internet by storm? Get your Web publishing skills in order. In this course, you’ll also gain a comprehensive overview of Web publishing, HTML, DHTML, and the latest and greatest technologies. You’ll also have the opportunity to become proficient in Dreamweaver, the industry-leading Web development tool that will enable you to design, develop and maintain Web sites and applications.

Learn to jazz up and create more interactive web pages. If you’re interested in web development, this is the place to start. In this course you’ll gain foundational knowledge of how to plan and create engaging, interactive Web pages using DHTML, JavaScript, and Flash. You’ll also get an overview of object-oriented fundamentals, intermediate Dreamweaver, advanced DHTML, Javascript, and Flash Actionscript. After you’ve tasted from this smorgasbord, you’ll be in a better position to decide what your next course should be.

It’s all about the data. In this course, you’ll learn how to build dynamic, data-driven Web sites and gain a thorough understanding of how to retrieve and manipulate that data. First, you’ll learn the basics of Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) and how to design and implement databases. Then you’ll learn the Structured Query Language (SQL) for communicating between databases and scripts on Web Pages. Finally, using Cold Fusion, you’ll learn how to create data interfaces and other constructs that will turn you into a development pro!

You’ve got the fundamentals, now it’s time to have some fun! Take what you’ve learned about creating interactive web pages to the next level. This hands-on course will focus on the emerging Web 2.0 technologies and conventions, such as data exchange and XML, creating and disseminating Web services, using APIs, and building applications that leverage multiple Web Servers and APIs. You’ll also have the opportunity to explore next-generation scripting, such as AJAX.

Building web applications focused on content in web documents; develop XML document using DTD, DOM, XSL; facilitate data interchange between Web sites.

Teaches the basic theory and techniques of both B2C (business-to-consumer) and B2B (business-to-business) processes and applications. How to build e-commerce components using current applications.

It’s time to dig in and get some real-world experience. In this hands-on course, you’ll work on semester-long industry web projects. Student teams work on every area of development including: project management, graphic production, database architecture, scripting and programming, security and marketing. You’ll also gain a lecture-focused overview of important industry subjects such as project and resource planning, implementing security, database and information architecture, testing and debugging application, and launching and marketing sites.

The purpose of this class is to teach students the basic technologies and
processes involved in the building Internet Startups. Students will be
introduced to the different phases of building Web 2.0 startups, which
include: Idea Analysis, product prototyping building and product launch.

This course will expose students to the core technologies and ideas to
convert an idea into a Web2.0 Startup.

In this class students will:

- Understand what it takes to build a web startup
- Understand the Web 2.0 marketplace
- Learn about using the web as a platform
- Learn about the processes for building Web 2.0 applications
- Learn about the technologies (hardware and software) behind Web
Startups
- Learn how to create information architectures
- Learn how to create web strategy plans
- Learn about basics of online marketing

Students will also get an opportunity to hear and learn from prominent
internet entrepreneurs from the industry.