Gavilan College
CSIS 6/ DM 6

Webpage Authoring

• CSIS6: 80081
• DM6: 80083

• Class starts on Monday, June 14, at 8:00 am, and ends on Friday, July 23, at 11:55 pm

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

1. Create web pages with different font sizes, strengths, and faces.
2. Create web pages with lists and tables.
3. Create web pages with links and anchors.
4. Create web pages using cascading style sheets.
5. Create web pages with simple forms, with results sent back to the student.
6. Create a form that uses some javaScript to provide instant feedback to readers.
   

Students will satisfactorily complete:

• practice assignments
• discussion board postings
• several short quizzes and one final quiz
• a final website project

For more information, you can look at this page.

Grading Scale:

• 96 to 100% = A (432 points)
• 93 to 95% = A- (418)
• 89 to 92% = B+ (400)
• 83 to 88% = B (373)
• 80 to 82 = B- (360)
• 77 to 79 = C+ (346)
• 72 to 76 = C (324)
• 65 to 71 = D (292)
• Below 65 = F (less than 292 points)

We'll be using all those parts. This class will be completely online. There are no on-campus meetings. All of the course materials are provided on iLearn, assignments will be submitted through iLearn, class discussions will be through iLearn, quizzes and the final exam are all taken through iLearn.

If you have problems getting started, please let me know. We can schedule a zoom meeting, or sometimes I'll agree to meet students at coffee shops in town that have internet access.

1. Week 1 Basic tags, attributes, lists and links
2. Week 2 Links, Images and uploading files
3. Week 3 Tables and Design Issues
4. Week 4 CSS - Cascading style sheets and the box model.
5. Week 5 Forms - radio questions, checkboxes, text fields, submit and reset buttons, javascript to do initial form processing and error checking.
6. Week 6 Adding a video, metatags and footers, your final project and final quiz

The college policy on attendance, as stated in the catalog is:

"students missing one more class hour than the unit value for a particular course, without making prior arrangements may, at the instructor's option, be dropped without possibility of credit."

Since this is an online course, and we don't have meeting times, the onus is on you. You'll have to show up in the class and finish the assignments and project and quizzes in order to get a decent grade. I strongly encourage you to keep up with the assignments each week, usually 3 of them. This is a short, 6-week class and it's very difficult to catch up if you fall behind.

For the first two weeks of the class, I will drop anyone who hasn't finished all 3 assignments for each week.

Occupational/Vocational students – Limited English language skills will not be a barrier to admittance to and participation in Vocational Educational Programs.

Students requiring special services or arrangements because of hearing, visual, or other disability should contact their instructor, counselor, or the Disability Resource Center."

"Students are expected to exercise academic honesty and integrity.   Violations such as cheating and plagiarism will result in disciplinary action which may include recommendation for dismissal."