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Advanced web design is a continuation of ADV2450 Web 1, a prerequisite of this course. Students will study, in further detail, HTML and CSS to ensure that they have a solid foundation. It is assumed that students have a solid grasp of Photoshop and Illustrator, and their proper workflow integration with Dreamweaver. The course is focused on completing a website, designing and building it, as well as writing all the content for the site. A portfolio site is not appropriate for the final project, and will not be acceptable. Each student will select at least one affiliate program which is appropriate for their site’s concept. They will register with the affiliate program, and practice effective content development with the goal of driving traffic to their site, and making income. Introduction to the uses of HTML 5, CSS3, PHP, Javascript, and other technologies will be reviewed in this course.

Advanced web design is a continuation of ADV2450 Web 1, a prerequisite of this course. Students will study, in further detail, HTML and CSS to ensure that they have a solid foundation. It is assumed that students have a solid grasp of Photoshop and Illustrator, and their proper workflow integration with Dreamweaver. The course is focused on completing a website, designing and building it, as well as writing all the content for the site. A portfolio site is not appropriate for the final project, and will not be acceptable. Each student will select at least one affiliate program which is appropriate for their site’s concept. They will register with the affiliate program, and practice effective content development with the goal of driving traffic to their site, and making income. Introduction to the uses of HTML 5, CSS3, PHP, Javascript, and other technologies will be reviewed in this course.

This is a continuation of the Biology I (BIO1101) course, focusing on the basic description of living organisms ranging from Prokaryotes to higher eukaryotes. Topics covered also include animal organization and description of their main organ systems, with a particular attention to how such systems work in humans. We will be utilizing OpenLab to complete several interactive assignments throughout the semester.

This is a continuation of the Biology I (BIO1101) course, focusing on the basic description of living organisms ranging from Prokaryotes to higher eukaryotes. Topics covered also include animal organization and description of their main organ systems, with a particular attention to how such systems work in humans. We will be utilizing OpenLab to complete several interactive assignments throughout the semester.