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ET-710 Web Technology: Building and Maintaining Web Sites Professor Brian R Banho bbanho@qcc.cuny.edu

Overview Design, create, and publish web sites Create a portfolio of work HTML5 Browsers CSS WWW jQuery Bootstrap Bootstrap URL scripts

Course Requirements: 1) USB Flashdrive 3) Access to a computer Class Library: www.professorbrian.com/et710 Emergency Closing (e.g. weather): (718)631-6262 or www.qcc.cuny.edu > Emergency Information Link

Rules/Common Sense Silence all electronic devices Attend and come prepared (logistically and mentally) Follow the “headline rule” of behavior. Promise yourself success in this endeavor. Act on this promise. Grades (Repect and value for the CUNY diploma): Giving vs Reporting. Opportunity vs. Outcomes Requirements in line with the professional world: Do work when its due. Each lesson depends on understanding the previous lesson’s work.

What is needed to create a web page? 1) A text editor (Notepad) to create the web page code. Save the file with: a .htm or a .html extension. Type = Text document Encoding = UTF-8 2) A Browser to view the code.