CIS 141 - Introduction to Web Development

5.0 Credits
A foundational course intended to familiarize students with the history, organization, technologies, development cycles, and ethical standards of Web development.
Prerequisite CIS 100 with a minimum grade of 2.5 or equivalent.
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

Identify valid emerging trends in website development technologies.
Create supporting documents for websites, such as wireframes and site structure.
Identify e-commerce, social media, cultural, and marketing trends of the World Wide Web.
Demonstrate knowledge of basic Internet communication principles and protocols.
Identify and use appropriate authoring tools, Web languages, scripting languages, content and management creation tools.
Explain the ethical standards on the use of copyrighted materials and intellectual property rights.
Demonstrate the knowledge of IEEE-CS/ACM Software Engineering Ethics and Professional Practices.
Develop websites to industry standards.
Design a Web page/site using a graphic designer’s concept.
Document website technologies and standards.
Back up and restore websites.
Identify team/personnel requirements needed to successfully complete a website based upon website technical specifications.