HTML Course- Ronald F. Smith, P.E.- Engineering and Management Consultant

HTML COURSE

Module: HTML (NC01X110VF)
Length (Hours): 8
Dates & Time/ Location:
- Session #1 September 27 & 28...5-9pm/Classroom #8
- Session #2 October 16 & 18...5-9pm
- Session #3 October 17 & 19...5-9pm
- Session #4 October 28...8am-4pm
Vendor/Instructor : Ronald F. Smith, PE
Course Materials:
- HTML Authoring Guide, The University of Chicago
- BareBones Guide to HTML, by Kevin Werbach
- NCSA--A Beginner's Guide to HTML
- HTML 4.0 Tags, Alan and Lucy Richmond
- HTML quick reference, Michael Grobe, Academic Computing Services, The University of Kansas
- The Yale Style Manual
- Power Point Lecture
- History of the INTERNET, Internet SOCiety

Prerequisites:

Knowledge of the World Wide Web and a browser like Netscape Navigator

Course Description:

This hands-on class teaches students how to create web pages. An introduction to the World Wide Web and internet technology will be provided. Students will learn basic and advanced HTML by working a series of exercises.

Objectives:

Upon completion of this course the participant will be able to:

Use HTML tags to format text
Create tables
Insert graphics
Establish links
Create interactive Web pages

HTML COURSE

Prerequisites:

Course Description:

Objectives:

Advanced Concepts

Ronald. F. Smith, PE