Computer Information Technology
CIT 151 C01: Beginning Web Development

Introduces students to XHTML and Web page construction. Topics cover construction and management of Web sites and creation of Web pages utilizing standards-based technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets. Emphasis on developing interoperable web sites that work with standards compliant web browsers. Interoperability with non standards-compliant web browsers is covered. As a technology driven course, graphic design is not emphasized. May be taught using basic text editing or a web-development tool such as Dreamweaver.

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CIT 151 C01 Spring 2009 Class Information		Registration Info: Register for this class with Web-REG.
Call Number	12281
Location	Carson City
Instructor	Franklin Flannagan
Cost (NV Resident)	$192.00
Prerequisites or Corequisites	IS 101 or consent of instructor
Credits/Grading	3 Credits / Grade (A,B,C, etc.)
Class Status	This class is Open as of January 8, 2009*
History	Class Schedule History (See when this course was offered over the last 3 years)
Notes	WILL BE USING HTML
Dates, Times and Locations
Dates	Full Semester Course (January 20–May 16)
Cedar Building 331B	Thursday 7 pm–9:45 pm
General information about this course
Catalog Description	Computer Information Technology > 151
Contact	For more information about this class, please contact the Business and Computer Technology division.

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NOTE: Classes with low registration numbers may result in the class being canceled. Students are encouraged to register and pay early to reduce the chance of class cancellation. NEW EARLIER PAY DATE: Payment is due for full-term spring 2009 classes by January 9, 2009.