JavaScript is a very powerful, yet easy to learn programming language that will allow web developers and designers to add behaviours to their static HTML pages with ease.
JavaScript is a very powerful yet easy-to-learn programming language that will allow web developers and designers to add behaviours to their static HTML pages with ease.
This course will provide foundational knowledge of the subject and get them comfortable writing, reading, and using this dynamic language. This is especially important considering HTML5, as CSS and JavaScript are its integral components. Knowledge of XHTML and CSS is strongly recommended.
Course Content
JavaScript history
Introducing JavaScript
JavaScript syntax
Firebug for Firefox
Internal and external scripts
Line and block comments
Noscript and CDATA
Data types: Number, String, Array, Object
Variables
Conditional statements
Basic Functions
Functions that pass values
Return Functions
Creating and using loops
Writing Arrays
Using the Math object
Using the Date object
Basic image rollovers
Displaying random images
Form fields requiring user input
Handling basic mouse events
Understanding the Document Object Model (DOM)
Controlling HTML elements
Introducing the open-source JavaScript libraries such as jQuery, Mootools and SPRY
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 In this course, you will learn fundamental programming concepts and syntax of the language JavaScript.
This JavaScript course is an introduction to the language and its practical applications. Starting with the basics, you'll learn about JavaScript syntax, variables, and logic constructs like loops and 'if statements.'
Students learn the JavaScript and jQuery needed to add interactive elements such as dynamic image galleries, exciting rollover effects, more usable Web forms, and enhanced navigation to any Web page.
Go beyond HTML/CSS and learn JavaScript so you can add interactivity such as animated slideshows, lightboxes (image enlargers), show/hide content, validate forms, and more.
Designed for students with prior Java programming experience, this course introduces the student to more advanced Java programming concepts. Topics include I/O classes, multi-threading, Java Beans, networking, image processing and security issues.
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