Computer Science
132
Introduction to Unix and the World Wide Web
Course Syllabus
- CS 132 is a continuation of CS 131. It is principally aimed at extending
Unix facility and developing web pages using Unix tools.
Supplemental toipics include computing history, scientific
applications and information encryption.
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Why web pages? HTML offers an opportunity to learn a computer language
in a motivational environment. Building on a foundation of the Unix features
learned in CS 131, students can learn to write HTML code, embellish
presentation with CSS style sheets and JavaScripts and manage their
web page content.
- Grades in the course are based performance on homework assignments
and web page content.
- The course runs for 5 weeks and counts for 1 CR.
| Lecture |
Topics |
| Periods |
| 3 |
Information Encoding
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- languages, probability and information theory,
Hamming code, cellular automata
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| 4 |
Basic HTML |
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HTML elements, tag attributes, web page structure, lists
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| 4 |
Intermediate HTML |
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HTML escapes, links, security and accessibility, validation
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| 4 |
Advanced HTML |
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web page design, CSS styles, classes, CGI, scripts, forms
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Computer Science Department
, Farris Engineering Building,
University of New Mexico
, Albuquerque, NM 87131 Phone: 505/277-3112 Fax: 505/277-6927 Email:
cs132@unm.edu
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