CIW Site Development Associate Online Training with Live Labs and Exam (1D0-61B)

This course-exam package equips learners with the skills and knowledge to develop basic websites – and a qualification that provides permanent proof to employers.

No prior knowledge of web development is required. All that is needed is a familiarity of an operating system such as Microsoft Windows 7. The online programme of study, which learners can access at their own pace and convenience, will transform their understanding and prepare them to become a sought-after professional in the modern business environment.

Site Development Associate provides an introduction to tasks, job roles and careers in Web development. This course will teach you to work as a productive part of a Web site development team. Hands-on labs include real-world scenarios based on a previously live version of the Habitat for Humanity site. Note that students will build prototype pages using Habitat for Humanity content. This content is provided by Habitat for Humanity with permission to use it in labs teaching site development skills. The prototype pages that students build do not necessarily represent, duplicate or simulate the current live Habitat for Humanity Web site, which can be visited at www.habitat.org.

The CIW Internet Business Associate course and exam are aimed at:

• Students at high school or college – seeking a place in higher education or their first career position
• Professionals in a wide range of sectors which actively benefit from Internet technology, including:
• Information technology
• Healthcare
• Law
• Marketing
• Graphic Design

Upon completion of the course and passing the exam, students can add CIW Site Development Associate certification to their academic qualifications, while professionals can increase their existing skill set and raise their value in their current employment.

Key learning points

The course

In addition to developing websites using HTML5 and CSS, learners will use Javascript Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to extend the functionality of web pages. This is ideal grounding to pursue a career in areas including web site design or marketing. Content includes:

• Website development using HTML and Extensible HTML (XHTML)
• Manual code writing, graphical user interface (GUI) authoring tools, and XHTML code validation
• Web page development using images, hyperlinks, tables, forms and frames
• CGI and connecting webpages to databases
• Internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO)
• CSS for formatting web page content, and fundamental web design concepts
• Development of websites as managed projects
• Introductory e-commerce solutions, and the relationship of website development to business goals.

The exam

• The CIW Site Development Associate exam (1D0-61B) lasts for 30 minutes and contains 30 questions testing candidates’ knowledge of the content in the study modules – and their ability to apply it.
• To pass the exam, candidates will need to achieve a score of 63.33%, demonstrating a range of knowledge and skills in this discipline.

Advantages of this course

• Website development is a career that continues to grow in importance in a wide range of business sectors; this course-exam package takes learners a significant step towards reaching this goal.
• Once certified, candidates can prove they have the skills to develop basic websites.
• For students, this is a valuable addition to their academic qualifications; for professionals, it substantially increases their skill set and raises their value to employers.
• An official CIW Certification Practice Exam is available, which enables candidates to instantly evaluate their level of knowledge and readiness to become certified.
• New lesson quizzes are also available on CIW Online, and can be found on each of the lesson pages in the Online Resources.
• Exam scores may be challenged if candidates feel there is a legitimate reason for doing so, such as a question mark over the validity of item content.

COURSE OUTLINE

Markup Language and Site Development Essentials
Creating Web Pages
Mobile and Cloud Issues
Text Editors and Markup Languages
Graphical User Interface (GUI) Editors
History of Markup Languages
The HTML Web Development
Trifecta: HTML5, CSS and JavaScript
Web Site Development Principles
Hosting and Web Service Providers
The Habitat for Humanity Web Site

HTML5 Coding
Introduction to Using HTML
Elements and Markup Tags
Document Structure Tags
Web Site File Structure
Preparing Your Development Environment
Paragraph Formatting and Block-Level Elements
Text-Level Elements
Lists
Good Coding Practice

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Graphical Elements
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Separating Content in HTML
Images in Web Pages
HTML Entities
Specifying Colors
Page Colors and Backgrounds
Specifying Font Information
Web Design Issues
HTML5 and Older Browsers

Hyperlinks
Introduction to Hyperlinks
The Anchor Element
Creating Local Hyperlinks
Creating External Hyperlinks
Using Images as Hyperlinks
Creating Internal Links
Managing Hyperlinks
HTML Tables
Introduction to HTML Tables
CSS Properties for All Table Elements
Table and Data Alignment Options
Height and Width of Table Elements
Column and Row Spanning
HTML Tables vs. CSS Page Structure

Web Forms
Introduction to Web Forms
Web Forms and CGI
HTML5 and Forms
Basic Tags for Creating Web Forms
Web Form Fields

Video, Audio and Image Techniques
Introduction to Web Video, Audio
and Image Techniques
The Element
The

Extending HTML
Extending HTML
Server-Side and Client-Side Languages
Server-Side Languages
Client-Side Languages
Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
Document Object Model (DOM)
HTML5 APIs
Canvas
Offline Web Application
Geolocation
Drag-and–Drop Functionality
Web Application Frameworks
Connecting to a Database

GUI HTML Editors and Mobile Web Sites
Introduction to GUI HTML Editors
Types of GUI Editors
GUI HTML Editor Functionality
Creating Web Pages with a GUI Editor
HTML Text Editors vs. GUI Editors
Previewing Pages and Validating Code
Web Site Publishing

Developing Web Pages for Mobile Devices
Mobile Apps vs. Mobile Web Sites
Converting a Web site for Mobile Users
Working with Web 2.0

Web Site Development for Business
Developing a Business Web Site
E-Commerce Considerations
Internet Marketing and Search
Engine Optimization (SEO)
E-Commerce Payment Technologies
Working in a Global Environment
Databases and Web Pages
Optimizing the Impact of the Web Page
Front-End Issues
File Formats and Active Content
Back-End Issues
Bandwidth and Download Time
Naming Web Page Files

NOTE: The exam alone for this course can be found HERE : The Course without the exam can be found HERE.

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CIW Site Development Associate course details

Online Access : 1 Year
Compatibility : Windows, Mac
Exam Included : Yes