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- Dr. Efthimis N.
Efthimiadis
- Email:
efthimis@u.washington.edu
- Phone: 206-616-6077
- Office: 330 Mary
Gates Hall
- Office Hours:
Thursday 11:00am-12:00pm and by appointment
- HomePage:
http://faculty.washington.edu/efthimis
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Course
Objectives
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- To help students
acquire an in-depth understanding of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML).
- To help students
create useful websites for various organizations.
- To equip students
with ability to create and maintain Internet services.
- To help students
understand technical underpinnings of Internet access in sufficient
detail to interact with Internet access vendors and/or systems support
staff.
- To help students
identify tools and techniques for discovering new resources and services
and remaining current with Internet activities.
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Technical
Underpinnings
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- TCP/IP protocol suite
and alternatives
- Web, FTP, Telnet,
Archie and others
- The basic and
advanced HTML features
- Maintaining Web
Sites
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Web
Design
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- Guidelines for Web
Page Design
- Creating effective
Web documents
- Style guide for
online hypertext
- Accessible Web Documents
- What makes a great
web site?
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Internet
Policy Issues
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- Equal Access
- Copyright and
protection of intellectual property.
- Censorship and
Control
- Commerce and
Advertising on the Net
- Authority Control
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Assignments
and
Projects
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- There will be
eight assignments to cover topics such as Unix, ftp, telnet, graphics,
basic and advanced HTML and CGI.
- A presentation of
a topic of your choice.
- A group final
project where students will design a useful website for an organization.
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Lecture
Notes
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- The class lecture
notes will be made available.
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Useful
Books
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- Teach Yourself Web Publishing with
HTML 4 in 21 Days, by Laura Lemay. Sams Publishing, Indianapolis,
IN, 1999.
- HTML: The Definitive
Guide, 3rd Edition, by Chuck Musciano & Bill Kennedy. O'Reily and
Associates, 1998.
- Web Navigation.
Designing the User Experience. Jennifer Fleming. O'Reily and Associates,
1998.
- Information
Architecture for the World Wide Web. L. Rosenfeld & Peter Morville.
O'Reily and Associates, 1998.
- Web Design in a Nutshell. A Desktop
Quick Reference. Jennifer Niederst. O’Reilly and Associates,
1999.
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