Courses: Session I

CS 110 - Computer Science and the Internet

Jennifer Stephan, Assistant Professor of Computer Science

This course explains the basics of how the Internet works and how to build a Web site. Topics include client-server architecture , structuring Web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the representation of colors, images, and sound on the computer, encryption, cookies and CGI forms. We also discuss accessibility, copyright, intellectual property, and critical thinking in the context of the Internet. The required project models most phases of the the standard software lifecycle. Students are introduced to programming by building an interactive Web site using JavaScript.

Lectures: M,W,TH 1:00 - 4:00

Location: Jewett 247

Credit: 1.0 (4 sem. hrs.)
Course Fee: $2000

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