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Design Methodology and Technology


Design Methodology and Technology Course Description

Design Methodology and Technology is a course that teaches students how to create and manage Web sites with tools such as Microsoft FrontPage, Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash, Dynamic HTML, and various multimedia and CSS standards. Students will also implement the latest strategies to develop third-generation Web sites, evaluate design tools, discuss future technology standards, and explore the incompatibility issues surrounding current browsers. The course focuses on theory, design and Web construction, along with information architecture concepts, Web project management, scenario development and performance evaluations.

Intended Audience for the Design Methodology and Technology Course

  • Web Authors
  • Marketing and Communications Professionals
  • PR Professionals
  • Webmasters
  • Graphic Designers
  • Desktop Designers
  • Technical Writers
  • Library Scientists

Design Methodology and Technology Course Objectives

  • Explore the basics of web site design
  • Learn how to create a web page using HTML
  • Learn how to format a web site using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
  • Evaluate web site management applications Microsoft FrontPage
  • Evaluate web page design application Macromedia Dreamweaver
  • Create movies using Macromedia Flash
  • Learn the basics of JavaScript and how it applies to DHTML

Design Methodology and Technology Course Benefits

  • Prepare for one of the many CIW Certified exams.
  • Provide a realistic career path.
  • Increase earnings potential.

The Design Methodology and Technology Course prepare students for the following Exams

  • 1D0-420 : CIW Site Designer

Recommended Next Steps after taking the Design Methodology and Technology Course

Design Methodology and Technology Course Outline

    1. Overview of Design Concepts
      1. Web Technology
      2. The Nature of the Web
      3. Web Design Concepts
      4. New Technologies
      5. Evaluating Your HTML Skills
    2. Web Page Layout and Elements
      1. Web Users and Site Design
      2. Effective Web Page Layout
      3. Color and Web Design
      4. Fonts and Web Design
    3. Web Site Usability Testing
      1. The Importance of Audience Usability
      2. Web Usability Testing
    4. Navigation Concepts
      1. Why Is Navigation Critical?
      2. Browsers and Navigation
      3. Primary and Secondary Navigation
      4. Navigation Hierarchy
      5. Site Structure, URLs and File Names
      6. Familiar Navigation Conventions
      7. Guided Navigation
      8. Navigation Action Plan
    5. Web Graphics
      1. Web Site Images
      2. Digital Imaging Concepts
      3. Bitmap vs. Vector Graphics
      4. Graphic Applications
      5. Image File Formats
      6. Creating Images
      7. Image Optimization
    6. Multimedia and the Web
      1. Multimedia and Web Sites
      2. Current Multimedia Capabilities
      3. Animation and the Web
      4. Audio and the Web
      5. Video and the Web
      6. Goals of a Multimedia Site
      7. Multimedia Site Design Basics
      8. User Interaction
      9. Selecting Multimedia Elements
      10. Copyright Infringement
    7. The Web Development Process
      1. Web Design Teams
      2. Bottom-up Approach
      3. Web Development Phases
      4. Defining the Web Project Goals
      5. Understanding the Business Process
      6. Defining a Vision
      7. From Vision to Strategy
      8. The Metaphor
    8. Mindmapping
      1. The Mindmapping Process
      2. Mindmapping a Web Site
    9. Web Site Implementation Factors
      1. Determining Site Implementation Factors
      2. Web Site Characteristics
      3. Calculating Download Times
    10. HTML Standards and Compliance
      1. What Is HTML?
      2. Web Browser HTML Support
      3. The HTML Standard
      4. HTML 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and 3.2
      5. HTML 4.0 and 4.01
      6. Web Page Accessibility
    11. HTML Tables and Web Page Structure
      1. Creating Page Structures with Tables
      2. Diagramming the Table
      3. Borderless Web Page Structure
    12. HTML Frames
      1. Frames and Framesets
      2. <FRAMESET> and <FRAME> Tags
      3. Targeting Hyperlinks in HTML
      4. Adding a Frame to a Frame
      5. Frameset Attributes
      6. The <NOFRAMES> tag
    13. Metadata and the Web
      1. Metadata
      2. <META> Tags and Document Identification
      3. <META> Tags and Search Engines
      4. <META> Tags and Delayed File Change
    14. Cascading Style Sheets
      1. Style Sheets
      2. Cascading Style Sheets
      3. Defining and Using Styles
      4. Changeable Style Elements
    15. Site Development with Microsoft FrontPage
      1. Microsoft FrontPage
      2. FrontPage Views, Menus and Toolbars
      3. Opening Webs and Files in FrontPage
    16. FrontPage - Basic Features
      1. Page Layout Using Tables
      2. Inserting Images, Page Properties, Image Maps, Templates
      3. Importing Formatted Text
      4. Inserting HTML
      5. Creating Text Hyperlinks
      6. FrontPage Shared Borders, Framesets, Styles, Themes
    17. FrontPage - Advanced
      1. FrontPage DHTML Toolbar, Web Forms, Components, Web Reports and Search Forms
    18. Site Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver
      1. Dreamweaver MX
      2. Layout Options
    19. Macromedia Dreamweaver MX: Basic Features
      1. Page Layout, Creating Image Maps and Templates in Dreamweaver
      2. Frames
    20. Macromedia Dreamweaver MX: Advanced Features
      1. Rollover Images, Web Forms, Behaviors, Modifying Layers, Library
      2. Editing HTML, Jump Menus
      3. Macromedia Dreamweaver Exchange
    21. Web Pages with Macromedia HomeSite 5
      1. Macromedia HomeSite 5
      2. Templates, Handling Files and Tag Editing Features
    22. Image Editing with Macromedia Fireworks MX
      1. Macromedia Fireworks MX
      2. Creating and Image
      3. Adding Text to Images
      4. Cropping Images
      5. Image Layers in Fireworks
      6. Image Frames in Fireworks
      7. Image Slices in Fireworks
      8. Transparent Images in Fireworks
    23. Multimedia with Macromedia Flash MX
      1. Macromedia Flash MX
      2. Flash Shapes
      3. Color and Fills in Flash
      4. Timeline and Layers
      5. Saving and Publishing Flash Movies
      6. Symbols and Buttons
      7. Customizing the Flash Library
      8. Flash, Motion and Shape Tweens
      9. Tweening Text in Flash
      10. Flash Movie Clips
      11. Adding Sound
      12. Adding Flash Movies to HTML files
      13. Testing for the Flash Plug-in
      14. Flash Action Scripts
      15. Mask Layers in Flash
    24. JavaScript Fundamentals
      1. Why Script?
      2. Common Programming Concepts
      3. What Is JavaScript?
      4. JavaScript vs. Other Languages
      5. Embedding JavaScript into HTML
      6. Strengths of JavaScript
      7. Using JavaScript to Communicate with the User
      8. JavaScript Functions
      9. Using JavaScript for Browser Detection
    25. Dynamic HTML
      1. Dynamic HTML
      2. Document Object Model (DOM)
      3. CSS and DHTML
      4. Scripting Language and DHTML
      5. DHTML Implementation
    26. Extensible Markup Language (XML)
      1. What Is XML?
      2. HTML Goals
      3. Separating Format from Structure
      4. HTML Limitations
      5. XML Goals
      6. What Is an XML Document?
      7. Rules for Well-Formed XML
      8. Simple Well-Formed XML
      9. What Is XHTML?
    27. HTTP Servers
      1. What Is an HTTP Server?
      2. Ports
      3. Basic HTTP Server Administration
      4. Server-Side Technologies
    28. Cookies
      1. Understanding Cookies
      2. Enabling and Disabling Cookies
      3. Deleting Cookie Files
    29. Downloadables and Plug-Ins
      1. Plug-In Technology
      2. Plug-In Installation
      3. Macromedia Shockwave and Flash
      4. Adobe Acrobat Reader
      5. RealNetworks RealPlayer
      6. Creating a Downloadable File
    30. Java Applets
      1. Why Use Java and Applets?
      2. Introduction to Java
      3. Demystifying Applets
      4. Embedding a Java Applet
      5. Java Applets and Animation
      6. Java Applet Authoring Tools
      7. Applet Resources
    31. Databases
      1. Web Design and Databases
      2. Database Anatomy
      3. Database Queries
      4. Database Management System (DBMS)
      5. Tools, Products and Database Programs
    32. Standards Organizations
      1. Internet Governing Bodies
      2. Internet Society (ISOC)
      3. Internet Architecture Board (IAB)
      4. Internet Research Task Force (IRTF)
      5. Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
      6. World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
      7. Internet Corporation for Assigned
      8. Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
      9. Requests for Comments (RFCs)
    33. Web Site Publishing
      1. Web Site Publishing
      2. Web Site Hosting
      3. Web Publishing with FTP
      4. Publishing with FrontPage 2000
      5. Publishing with Dreamweaver 4.0
      6. Comparing Web Publishing Tools

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    • Actual Client Testimonials
      M. W. Jun 13 2005
      The instructor is very knowledgeable about the subject matter. The labs are very helpful in understanding the subject.
      Course(s) Taken
      • How to Get Started in Web Design (FREE)

      Lorraine Spencer Apr 14 2005
      I liked the small class settings, my instructor was thorough. I have learned much more than I anticipated. It has been a little overwhelming, but I can say I am more advanced then before.
      Course(s) Taken
      • How to Get Started in Web Design (FREE)

      Gidden Augustin Mar 16 2004
      ...NetCom has given me the opportunity to broaden my IT horizons into new directions and given me a new lease on life....
      Course(s) Taken
      • CIW: Programming Track
      • CIW: Design Track

      Cornelia Faifar Mar 16 2004
      NetCom has very informed and helpful representatives who help you find the best classes for your needs.... The instructor is one of the top three teachers I've ever had in my life and I went to Cornell University. The instructor is lively, fun, well informed, caring and willing to help everyone even after the class is over... I am planning my own Web site and the knowledge I am gaining at NetCom is exactly what I need....
      Course(s) Taken
      • CIW: Programming Track

      Ram Kishor Oct 16 2002
      It was the first time I ever had a one-on-one training, which is very interesting concept and quite a learning experience. It helps those business executives who has little time for lengthy trainings, yet would like to receive the essence of the technological evolutions in a nutshell.
      Course(s) Taken
      • CIW: Programming Track

      Farouk Cherchali Dec 15 2001
      College? It may be too long!! In fact, by the time you get out, you'll be outdated. I have decided then to join NetCom Information Technology, probably one of the best computer schools in town, and thanks to professors like Nicholas I have found what I was looking for "making web pages." I don't intend to stop here. In fact I'm taking MCSE class now. Thanks NetCom Information Technology for showing me the way to success.
      Course(s) Taken
      • CIW: Programming Track
      • CIW: Design Track

      Calvin Lewis Jan 01 2001
      I studied A+ and the Internet Track at NetCom Information Technology. I love the way the teachers and students interact here. Classes were small and I got a lot of attention. They really cared about my learning experience. I passed the CIW exams and am currently working freelance and building up my portfolio while studying Oracle.
      Course(s) Taken
      • CIW: Programming Track
      • CIW: Design Track

      Adriana Botero Aug 01 2000
      Dear Joseph, As your student in the "Internet Professional Package" I want to thank you and congratulate you for the wonderful job you have done as our teacher. I have no doubt the knowledge I have gotten in this course will help me in my professional and personal life. Your practical way of combining theory and practice, your unselfish way of sharing information, your effort helping us, your permanent guidance and your evident interest in us learning made this course not only an excellent course but an enjoyable one. I respect your knowledge and experience in this subject and, admire your special ability to transmit it to people your level or lower. Once again thank you for helping me in this learning process. I consider this valuable investment. The "Internet Professional package" course at NetCom Information Technology is great, thank you Joseph and Thank you NetCom.
      Course(s) Taken
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      • CIW: Design Track

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