Class Schedule for Class B and C

CLASS SCHEDULE
Date	Topic(s) Covered	Activities Carried Out	Remarks
Week 1 26 Sept– 29 Sept	Session 1: The Internet and How It Works ·         URLs ·         Web page basics ·         Tags ·         Internet services ·         Web browsers	Tutorial/Exercise Reflective Blog/Journal
	Session 2: Web Design Principles ·         Browsers ·         Platforms ·         Standards ·         Monitor resolution ·         Connection speed and methods ·         Fonts ·         Audiences
	Session 3: Planning a Website ·         Organizing content and information ·         Graphic design principles ·         Understand the HTML development process, including testing
Week 2 3 Oct – 6 Oct	Session 4: Creating a Web Page Using HTML ·         Tags and their syntax ·         Document structure, page titles etc. ·         Saving and viewing HTML ·         Formatting text, and adding simple graphics ·         Using simple links	Tutorial/Exercise Reflective Blog/Journal	Quiz 2 Session 1, 2, 3
Week 3 10 Oct – 13 Oct	Session 5: Understanding Cascading Style Sheets ·         Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in outline and principle	Tutorial/Exercise Reflective Blog/Journal	Test 1 Session  4
	Session 6: Understanding and Using Graphics ·         Graphics and their use in websites
	Session 7: Links to Other Pages and Sites ·         The use of links to other pages in the same site and to other sites ·         The use of image maps and other uses of links
Week 4 17 Oct – 20 Oct	Session 8: Understanding Tables and Frames ·         Tables and frames in websites ·         Table and frame based HTML	Tutorial/Exercise Reflective Blog/Journal	Quiz 3 Session 5,6,7
	Session 9: Understanding Forms ·         Forms Using forms to collect data through a website
	Session 10: Graphics, Photographs and Animation Formats ·         Formats used for graphic Photographic and animated multimedia resources
	Session 11: Multimedia and Formatting Methods ·         Formats used for audio and video multimedia resources
	Session 12: Planning and Developing Multimedia Material ·         Planning, developing and delivering multimedia material
Week 5 24 Oct – 27 Oct	Global Assignment	Assignment Brief	Test 2 Session 8,9
Week 6 31 Oct – 3 Nov	Global Assignment	Assignment Discussion	Test 3 Session 10, 11, 12
Week 7 7 Nov – 10 Nov	Global Assignment	Assignment Discussion
Week 8 14 Nov – 17 Nov	Global Assignment	Assignment Discussion
Week 9 21 Nov – 24 Nov	Global Assignment	Assignment Discussion
Week 10 28 Nov – 1 Dec	Assignment submission	Assignment and Finalization

Subject Info: Web Design

Download: Course Structure (Class B)
Download: Course Structure (Class C)

Good website design is important for businesses. This module aims to provide you guys with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to develop a high quality website.

Upon successful completion of this module, you will be able to demonstrate a satisfactory performance in the following areas:

• The Internet and it works, URLs, web page basics, tags, Internet services, web browsers.
• Web Design Principles, browsers platforms,standards, monitor resolution, connection speed and methods, fonts, audiences.
• Planning a website, organizing content and information. Graphic design principles. Understand the HTML development process, including testing.
• Creating a web page using HTML, Tags, and their syntax. Document structure, page titles, etc. Saving and viewing HTML. Formating text, and adding simple graphics. Using simple links.
• Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in outline and principle
• Graphics and their use in websites
• The use of links to other pages in the same site and to other sites. The use of image maps and other uses of links.
• Tables and frames in websites. Table and frame based HTML.
• Forms. Using forms to collect data through a website.
• Formats used for graphic, photographic and animated multimedia resources.
• Formats used audio and video multimedia resources.
• Planning, developing and delivering multimedia material.
  

I'll be expecting you guys to come ON TIME to the class.
The attendance is COMPULSORY.
You guys are required to participate in class.
Make sure you do the reading before coming to class.
Assignment/Tutorials given are expected to complete on time. NO late assignments will be accepted unless provided with valid reason.
Replacement for Tests and Quizzes is automatically given a 10% deduction on first replacement schedule and 20% deduction on second replacement schedule and third replacement is automatically zero.
Replacement class will be given if you can provide a valid reason why you missed the class.
Extra class will be conducted if necessary.
Failure to attend the scheduled FINAL EXAM is considered FAILED and no further replacement will be given in any reason whatsoever.
For the Final Exam schedule - to be announce.