Courses Offered
20-Jul-06
Course Outline
EraSoft COMPUTER CENTER
Barcarse Bldg.,
09064845515
Vision
A properly trained and highly motivated individual fully aware of business demand and global competition.
Mission
To equip the graduates and the students knowledge and skills to be able to compete with other IT professionals world wide.
Website Developing
Introduction
Tired of wading through the useless technical web site design “how-to” garbage? Wish there was an Easy way to learn how to design a professional web site REAL fast? If you have a computer and an Internet connection even if you’re completely clueless to web design! in less than 50hours we will show you…
There are millions of web sites on the Internet today with thousands more being added each day. The competition is fierce, and in order to be successful, you must stay one step ahead. How To Design, Develop, And Promote A Professional Web Site With
our Simple, Step By Step Formula Get Your Business Web Site Up in Less Than 45
hours!
Why should student enroll this course?
The Internet has opened a whole New World of opportunity for all of us. With the
vast amount of information available at your fingertips, it has never been easier to communicate your message to the world.
A web site will enable students to create their own home on the World Wide Web. A home may be as simple or as dynamic as you would like and the resources lies on
you imagination.
Students will also learn how to put an internet base business. Although designing a great web site is an important part of developing a successful online business. PC Magazines survey says that Internet is the biggest marketing the world nowadays, and the fastest way to earn big bucks.
Accurate HTML, DHTML, CSS, JavaScript, VBScript, and Uploading are the most
important part of designing a successful web site. Step by step instruction on how to develop strategic plan and design for web site accordingly.
Better Job opportunities - a chance to work in big companies here and abroad.
Intended Audience
This curriculum is designed for students interested in developing Website and individual aspiring to become webmaster. This includes HTML, DHTML, Uploading, CSS, JavaScript, Photoshop Basic, VB Script, and uploading.
The student should be able to:
- Use the pointing device such as mouse.
- And familiar on how to use Windows technology.
Hardware Requirements
All hardware should be on the Microsoft Windows 98 or Microsoft
Windows NT Hardware Compatibility List:
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Computer/ Processor |
PC with a 486DX, 66MHz or higher |
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Memory |
16 MB of RAM or higher for Windows 95 or |
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Hard Disk |
VB6.0: 76MB typical;94MB maximum IE: 43MB typical;59MB maximum MSDN: 57MB typical;493MB maximum Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack: 20MB Windows 95 or later;200MB Windows NT 4.0 |
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Drive |
CD-ROM drive (optional) |
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Display |
VGA or higher-resolution monitor; Super |
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Operating System |
Microsoft Windows 95 or later operating system or Microsoft Windows NT operating system version 4.0 with Service Pack 3 or later |
Note: Higher version of Windows is better but required higher
hardware specs.
Software Requirements
The following software is required to complete the procedures in this course:
- Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher or Netscape Navigator 3.0 or higher
- Text Editor (Note Pad,Word Pad)
- Photo Shop
Course Overview
This course combines lecture, hands-on procedures, sample presentations, and review questions about Web site Developing. The course is designed for students to work through the course from beginning to end.The course is divided to the following parts:
I. Mastering the Internet
This course is the first course of the Webmasters, or for aspiring Webmasters who want to know more about the Internet than just how to use a browser. This course covers what the Internet is, how to get access on it, and to use it for advancement. A comprehensive overview of research techniques will enable you to access all necessary sources of information and stay up-to-date with current innovations. Our hands-on exercises include configuring and utilizing Web basedemail, FTP, News, Chat software, and acquiring free Web space.
II. Beginning HTML/XHTML
The hottest item on the Internet is the World Wide Web with thousands of new Web sites appearing weekly. Participants will learn how to create their own page using the HTML, XHTML with variety of tools, and will explore some of theelements that distinguish a good page from a bad one.
III. Advanced HTML/XHTML
Topics include tables, forms, clickable maps, frames, and a discussion about Dynamic HTML. Participants should already be comfortable with basic HTML/XHTML conceptsor have previously taken the Beginning HTML/XHTML course.
IV. Cascading Style Sheets
Topics include CSS compatibility, using style, inline styles, embedded style sheets, CSS special effects, and a discussion about CSS best practices.
V. Web Design & Graphics
Participants should be already comfortable with advanced HTML concepts or have previously taken the Advanced XHTML course. Topics include secrets of good Web design, recognizing bad Web design ideas, making graphics load 3 times faster, and slicing Web graphic interfaces using Paint Shop Pro or other Image Editor.
VI. JavaScript Survival Skills
It is intended for students without a programming background
interested in livening up static web pages. Students will practice adapting and modifying samples of code found on the Internet as well as implement a Java Script.
VII. E-Business
This combination lecture and hands-on lab focuses on Web Site
Essentials for your organization’s mission and goals, and explores the Internet tools available to maintain an Internet business. Participants will learn how to bid on a Web site, register site names, administrate the Web development process, and help the completed online business become successful.
VIII. E-Marketing (WCW)
This combination lecture and hands-on lab focuses on marketing and branding essentials, banner optimization, search engine placement secrets, domain nameawareness, successful email campaigns, and affiliate programs.
Estimated Time Frame
Lecture 10 Hours
Laboratory 35 hours
Total - 45 hours