Web Developer Internship School Portfolio
School Portfolio:
Below are a few samples from classes required to complete my IT-Web Developer Technical Diploma from Moraine Park Technical College. Click on each URL corresponding to the class.
HTML/XML:
Course Description:
Write valid HTML code using plain text editors employing CSS for formatting and layout of Web pages. Create well-formed and valid XML documents that bind XML data, use DTDs, namespaces and data types. Explore and use XML tools.
Dreamweaver/Flash:
Course Description:
Focuses on the use of Dreamweaver and Flash software in Web site development. Students focus on Dreamweaver’s features such as forms, templates and libraries, rollovers and behaviors, layers, timelines, media, and site management. Students examine basics and cover features such as layers and animation of Flash software. Experience with HTML is recommended.
Emerging Web Technologies & Trends:
Course Description:
Evaluates new technologies, emerging Web trends, and standards and specifications in the Web development field. Application of new technologies to Web site design and construction will be performed. Investigation and use of resources and tools for maintaining up-to-date skills in the field will be done. (Prerequisite: 152-113 JavaScript)
E-Commerce:
Course Description:
Investigates e-commerce technologies and solutions and the benefits of e-commerce for a company. Addresses how to design a Web site incorporating e-commerce technologies to sell products and services over the Internet. Includes integrating with the company’s current technology structure and business processes including financial, marketing and distribution. (Prerequisite: 152-118 Database-Driven Web Sites)
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Web Development Implementation & Maintenance:
Course Description:
Performs the tasks involved in the process of strategic planning, implementing and maintaining a Web site in a team-based environment. Addresses specific tasks in the process such as Web site design, planning and development, obtaining domain names, registering Web sites, end-user analysis, statistics, testing and troubleshooting, training, and presentation issues. (Prerequisite: 152-103 Introduction to Web Site Design OR 152-112 HTML/XML)
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