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ITI 390 JavaScript - Overview
Course Outline:
Course Description:
JavaScript is the high-level, interpreted programming language used to make webpages interactive. Alongside HTML and CSS, JavaScript is one of the three core technologies of the World Wide Web. JavaScript enables interactive web pages and thus is an essential part of web applications. All websites use it, and all major web browsers have a dedicated JavaScript engine to execute it. As a multi-paradigm language, you will learn how JavaScript supports event-driven, functional, and imperative (including object-oriented and prototype-based) programming styles. It has an API for working with text, arrays, dates, regular expressions, and basic manipulation of the Document Object Model (DOM).
Prerequisites:
HTML5 Level I or equivalent experience.
Required Textbook & Materials
- Title: Murach's JavaScript & JQuery
- Author: Ruvalcaba
- Edition/Copyright: 3rd
- Year: 2017
- ISBN 13: 9781943872053
- Publisher: Mike Murach & Associates, Incorporated
Materials:
Please bring a Flash Drive/Memory Stick 512MB or larger to class which will enable you to save your class work.
Meeting Information:
- Days: Tuesday & Thursday
- Dates: 7/16/2019 - 7/25/2019
- Number of Sessions: 4
- Time: 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
- Location: Rockville HU 321
Lesson Plan:
- Course Overview
- Chapter 2 - Getting Started with JavaScript
- Chapter 3 - Essential JavaScript
- Chapter 4 - JavaScript Events, Objects, & Functions
- Chapter 5 - Testing and Debugging JavaScript
- Chapter 6 - JavaScript and the DOM
- Chapter 7 - JavaScript Links, Images, and Timers
- Chapter 13 - How to Work with Number, Strings and Dates
- Chapter 14 - How to Work with Control Stuctures, Exceptions, and Regular Expressions
- Chapter 15 - How to Work with Browser Objects, Cookies and Web Storage
- Chapter 16 - How to Work with Arrays
Web Support Links
Profburnett's Web4Students Websites: ITI 390 JavaScript: Summer 2019 CRN:34890
W3CSchools.com
jQuery
- JavaScript & jQuery: The Missing Manual, Third Edition - PDF
- JavaScript & jQuery: The Missing Manual, Third Edition - Errata Chapter 9 - 16
jQuery Alternatives
jQuery Form
jQuery Plugins
- jQuery Plugin Registry
- jQuery Plugins
- 16 Best jQuery Widgets for Developers
- UI Controls for Great Web & Mobile Developers
- 7 JavaScript Libraries for Dashboards
jQuery Carousel Plugins
jQuery Slideshows Plugins
jQuery Displaying Images Plugins
jQuery Plugins from Malsup
- jQuery Plugins from Malsup
- BlockUI Plugin
- Corner Plugin
- Cycle Plugin
- Cycle2!
- Google Feed Plugin
- Form Plugin
- HoverPulse Plugin
- Media Plugin
- Taconite Plugin
jQuery UI Widget Factory
Free Web Design IDEs
- Sublime Text
- Brackets
- CoffeeCup Free HTML Editor
- Webuilder
- ICEcoder
- BBEdit
- Code Writer
- Google Web Designer
Free Web Development IDEs
- Visual Studio Code
- Atom by Github
- Komodo Edit
- Netbeans
- Light Table
- RJ TextEd
- Aptana
- CodeLobster
- Bluefish
- Coda
Cloud-Based Web Development Sites
Online Website Builder Sites
How Browsers Work
| Session | Chapter | Presentation | Examples Zip File | Solution Set Zip File |
| I | Course Overview |  |
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| Chapter 2 - Getting Started with JavaScript Chapter 3 - Essential JavaScript |
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Chapter 2 Chapter 3
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Chapter 2 Chapter 3
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| Setting Up Development Environment | |
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| II | Chapter 4 - JavaScript Events, Objects, & Functions Chapter 5 - Testing and Debugging JavaScript Chapter 6 - JavaScript and the DOM |
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Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6
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Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6
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| III | Chapter 7 - JavaScript Links, Images, & Timers Chapter 13 - How to Work with Number, Strings and Dates Chapter 14 - How to Work with Control Stucturesm Exceptions and Regular Expressions |
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Chapter 7 Chapter 13 Chapter 14
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Chapter 7 Chapter 13 Chapter 14
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| IV | Chapter 15 - How to Work with Browser Objects, Cookies and Web Storage Chapter 16 - How to Work with Arrays |
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Chapter 16 |
Chapter 16 |