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    This document provides information about the course "Web Applications: Design, Development and Management". The 3-sentence summary is: The course explores technical choices in web development like client-server architecture and standards. Students will learn to use XHTML and CSS to create static web pages and multi-page websites, developing skills in design, structure, navigation, and incorporating text, images, and links. By the end, students should be able to plan and develop websites that consider usability, accessibility, and technical requirements.

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    This document provides information about the course "Web Applications: Design, Development and Management". The 3-sentence summary is: The course explores technical choices in web development like client-server architecture and standards. Students will learn to use XHTML and CSS to create static web pages and multi-page websites, developing skills in design, structure, navigation, and incorporating text, images, and links. By the end, students should be able to plan and develop websites that consider usability, accessibility, and technical requirements.

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    This document provides information about the course "Web Applications: Design, Development and Management". The 3-sentence summary is: The course explores technical choices in web development like client-server architecture and standards. Students will learn to use XHTML and CSS to create static web pages and multi-page websites, developing skills in design, structure, navigation, and incorporating text, images, and links. By the end, students should be able to plan and develop websites that consider usability, accessibility, and technical requirements.

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    COURSE TITLE

    ENGLISH ARABIC
    COURSE TITLE
    CODE CODE
    Th. Tr. Pr. TCU.

    Web Applications: Design,


    MISY 322 MISY 322 2 - 2 3
    Development and Management

    Prerequisites
    The course is offered at 1st semester [ ] 2nd semester [ ] summer [ ] The course is [] required [√] elective

    Course Description:

    The purpose of this course is to explore questions and issues surrounding technical choice: from the
    performance of the client-server architecture of the World Wide Web, to the various technical standards
    and recommendations for the creation and distribution of information. The course also covers issues
    related to usability and accessibility, navigation, site structure, and information architecture. By the end
    of the course, you should be a confident user of XHTML and CSS.

    Course Objectives:

    The course starts with an exploration of core protocols that underpin the basic client-server model of the
    World Wide Web, leading to consideration of the various technical standards and recommendations that
    determine the tools and techniques employed for the creation and deployment of digital information. The
    course provides a thorough grounding in the use of XHTML elements and attributes for the creation of
    static content and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) style rules to control presentation. The course also
    examines the technical requirements for usability and accessibility and explores how different
    presentational structures have evolved to meet the requirements of specific applications.

    Scientific Contents:

    1. XHTML

    2. Client-server architecture

    3. CSS style rules

    WWW protocols
    Course Outcomes:

    By the end of this course, students should be able to:

     Relate the history of the internet and the WWW and its impact on the deployment of distributed
    applications.

     Explain the client/server model of the WWW and the associated protocols.

     Discuss the growth of the internet and examine its impact on personal communication and
    information resources.

     Evaluate a range of web applications in terms of their accessibility, usability and structure.

     create a plan for a website demonstrating:

     Design, structure and navigation, the development of usable and accessible content

     The use of a variety of XHTML tags and CSS style rules to create static web pages.

     Combine the above concepts and skills to create a multi-page website incorporating multi-level
    text, images, and links.

    Assessment Methods:

    1. Student evaluation during the training by the trainer.

    2. Evaluating the student's reports by the academic advisor.

    Textbook:

    Joel Sklar, “Principles of Web Design: The Web Technologies Series” 5th/e, College Bookstore, (2012)

    Supplementary References: N/A


    Time table for distributing Theoretical course contents for
    Web Application Design, Development and Management

    Week Topic Remarks


    1 Introduction to Web development 1

    2 Introduction to Web Development 2


    Introduction to Web Development 3
    3
    Client/Server Architecture of WWW.
    4
    www Protocols 1
    5
    www Protocols
    6
    Web Application
    7
    Plan to create a website
    8
    Design , structure and Navigation of Website
    9
    Introduction to XHTML
    10
    XHTML
    11
    CSS Style
    12
    .CSS Style cont..
    13
    Multi-page website incorporating multi-level text, images,
    14 and links

    15 Revision

    Final Exam

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