Scholars Online Programming Courses
We are still working out our software programming sequence, but we decided to go ahead and offer a basic HTML course during the summer of 2007 to help students develop skills for better presentation of their academic work
Individual courses
We are currently working with teachers to determine our 2008 course offerings. Many courses are not yet listed but will appear between now and April 1, when registration opens; listings and course times should not be considered final until that date. If you particularly desire a course that is not listed below, contact the current teacher or use the EMAIL US link below to notify administration that you want the course!
Courses offered in 2006 no longer listed here. However, if your student took the course, all course information will be available from the student's unofficial online transcript link in your Account Management Center.
To see details about an individual course, click on the black triangle to the left of the course name
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HTML Basics • 2007 listing - for reference only • Grade 9 or above • [Summer course]
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Primary Instructor
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Sections
[Enrolled students will be notified if teacher schedules change between course posting in April and start of classes in September. Please see Tuition and Fees for refund policy.]
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| | Section 1 Instructor: Christe McMenomyClasses meet from June 20, 2007 to August 15, 2007Wednesday 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM ETTuition: $200.00
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Website
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| | Please review more extensive materials at the teacher's HTML Basics website.
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Description
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| | This course introduces the elements of basic HTML webpage design with an emphasis on creating readable content for academic assignments. Students will learn how to use HTML tags for simple page layout, font control, links, lists, tables, basic forms to collect information, and how cascading style sheets can be used to change page appearance easily. We will also discuss site design and readability, and using internet resources to learn more.
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Meetings
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| | This course meets once a week for discussion and review of assigned homework.
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Homework
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| | Students will select a topic or theme for their website, create the basic page, and each week add new features to the site. Students will upload their scripts for hosting on the SO site for this course.
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Prerequisites
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| | No previous programming experience or webpage design experience is required.
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Recommended background
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| | Students should be comfortable with using a word editor like MS Notepad or Mac TextEdit to create ASCII text files. Since this is a course in fundamentals, no WYSIWYG website editors will be used to generate content.
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Instructor's Notes
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| | There will be no class meeting on 4 July.
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Textbooks and Materials
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There are no textbook or materials currently required for this course.
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| | Check instructor's notes above for additional information, or contact the instructor.
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HTML Basics • Offering for 2008 • Grade 9 or above • [Summer course]
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Primary Instructor
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Sections
[Enrolled students will be notified if teacher schedules change between course posting in April and start of classes in September. Please see Tuition and Fees for refund policy.]
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| | Section 1 Instructor: Christe McMenomyClasses meet from June 11, 2008 to August 6, 2008Wednesday 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM ETTuition: $200.00
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Website
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Description
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Meetings
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| | This course meets once a week for discussion and review of assigned homework.
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Homework
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| | Students will select a topic or theme for their website, create the basic page, and each week add new features to the site. Students will upload their scripts for hosting on the SO site for this course.
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Prerequisites
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Recommended background
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Instructor's Notes
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| | There will be no class meeting on 2 July.
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Textbooks and Materials
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There are no textbook or materials currently required for this course.
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| | Check instructor's notes above for additional information, or contact the instructor.
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| To enroll in any of the courses listed above, log into your Scholars Online Account Management Center using the login link at the bottom of any page and select the member you wish to enroll. If you do not have an account, you may create one using the Membership and Enrollment link in the SiteMap to the left of any page. |
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