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Final Exam Essay Questions are posted. Due Tuesday, December 4 at 12:00 noon
No Required Textbook for CS 350: Web Development 1. All of the required readings for the course will come from the Internet.
Since many students prefer to learn from a book, The University Bookstore is stocking two optional textbooks for CS 350
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Optional Textbook Web Design in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference, Third Edition, Jennifer Niederst Robbins O'Reilly Publishing, 2006 ISBN: 0-596-00987-9 |
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Optional Textbook Learning PHP 5 David Sklar O'Reilly Publishing, 2004 ISBN: 0-596-00560-1 |
However, there are loads of great books on learning to develop Web pages you may consider purchasing. Visit your favorite bookstore and find a book(s) on XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP that fits your learning style.
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Since many people like to have copies of the software to run on their home computers, here is a minimalist CS 350 Software Installation Guide.
Focus Area: Web Development
The Computer Science Department has approved a new focus area: Web Development. The six electives that make up the Web Development focus area include:
- CS 350: Web Development I (fall quarters)
- CS 351: Web Development II (winter quarters)
- CS 352: Web Development III (spring quarters)
- CS 490: Internship in Web Development (4 credits)
- Two additional electives from
- CS 370: Introduction to Unix (fall quarters)
- CS 430: Computer Security (winter quarters)
- CS 450: Networks (winter quarters)
- CS 456: Data Mining (spring quarters)
- Or other courses by agreement with faculty advisor
Students interested in pursuing this focus area are encouraged to discuss it with Dr. Gellenbeck