Learning Outcomes

This page collects together all of the “outcomes” associated with individual modules. Outcomes identify what students will know and be able to do if they master the material.

Understand web development

Understand what web development is and how websites & web pages work

Referencing modules: Welcome to Web Development!

Understanding HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

The student will be able to distinguish HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and know how they work together in web development, as well as know the difference between markup languages, style sheet languages, and programming languages.

Referencing modules: Welcome to Web Development!

Understand the UNIX file system

Understand how the UNIX file system works and how to trace out paths for files and directories.

Referencing modules: Intro to Command Line

Execute basic commands

Understand basic command line and how to execute Bash commands pertaining to navigating and altering files.

Referencing modules: Intro to Command Line

HTML syntax and structure

Students will be able to create and properly code working HTML documents, and in turn, make web pages.

Referencing modules: Basic HTML

Tags and attributes

Understand how to use basic HTML tags and attributes to structure a web page.

Referencing modules: Basic HTML

Semantic HTML

Understand how to use HTML to reinforce meaning in web pages, and not just the presentation.

Referencing modules: Basic HTML

Self-Directed Learning

Students will be able to conduct research and engage in self-directed learning with online resources.

Referencing modules: Basic HTML