OVERVIEW
▶ COURSE CODE: MINTER3
▶ COURSE TITLE: Interactive Applications for Online Media 1
▶ COURSE CREDIT: 3 units
▶ CONTACT HOURS: 3 hours per week
▶ PRE-REQUISITE(S): MINTER1, MINTER2
▶ TYPE OF COURSE: Major Course
THE INSTRUCTOR
COURSE OVERVIEW
▶ MINTER3 lays the foundation of developing interactive and industry standards websites using HTML5, client-side scripts, CSS3, Responsive Web Design, and other frameworks.
▶ The course extensively uses lab work, homework, PBLs, and a project to create the necessary hands-on experience required to acquire the skills. This course will prepare the design and core skills required for the succeeding web track courses.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
▶ Be adept with the fundamentals of web development by learning HTML5, CSS and JS to create functional websites.
▶ Convert prototypes and design comps using HTML5, CSS frameworks, and JS to create responsive and user- friendly web solutions.
▶ Apply the proper HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript features to create websites that work across different devices by using responsive web techniques.
▶ Design and develop web applications by combining codes and unique visual styles to create compelling web experiences and stories.
▶ Implement standard compliant client-based projects by considering the cross-browser compatibility, accessibility and usability of websites to serve the most number of people
▶ Present the final project to the class and panelists for critiquing by explaining the web design and development process.
COURSE CONTENT
▶ Wk1: Assessment of MINTER1 finals
▶ Wk2-4: Prod of advocacy website
▶ Wk5: Movie Website
▶ Wk6: Web Dev Process
▶ Wk7: Design presentation
▶ Wk8: Kids Website
▶ Wk9: Wedding Website
▶ Wk10: We.Benilde inner pages
▶ Wk11-12: Production
▶ Wk13: Finals Submission
▶ Wk14: Consult
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
▶ Class participation
▶ Paid domain and hosting
▶ Seat works
▶ Assignments
▶ Quizzes
▶ Project worksheet
▶ Uploaded final project website
COURSE POLICIES
▶ Arriving late 2 times is equivalent to 1 absence. Late is considered half-absence. You will be marked late if you arrive within the first 30 minutes of the class hours (Section 3.1.3 Student Handbook).
▶ You will be marked absent if you arrive after the first 30 minutes of the class hours. Accumulating more than 2.5 absences will automatically result in a 0.0 for the course (Section 3.1.2 and Section 3.1.5 Student Handbook).
COURSE POLICIES
▶ Absences will only be excused if it is due to a university-sanctioned event. A duly signed and Approved Absence Form shall prove university-sanctioned events. Approved absences shall not be counted as part of the number of allowable absences and you will be allowed to make-up for any missed activity at the soonest time possible (Section 3.1.7 Student Handbook).
COURSE POLICIES
▶ Absences due to sickness, death in the immediate family, reunions, or weddings are NOT considered Approved Absences and should therefore be counted against a student’s attendance even if certified by a doctor, parent, or guardian (Section 3.1.7.f and 3.1.7.g Student Handbook).
▶ Absences due to prolonged illness and emergency accidents should be reported immediately to the adviser and to the Program Chair or School Dean, for appropriate action (Section 3.1.7.f Student Handbook).
COURSE POLICIES
▶ Teachers are not allowed to give a special final examination to those who missed the final exam, except for those who missed it due to an approved school activity as evidenced by the Approved Absence Form, conflict in Final Exam schedule with other classes, and absence due to sickness as evidenced by a medical certificate (Section 3.2.6).
▶ Project requirements should be submitted during the assigned dates, time, and venue. There will be NO extensions on project deadlines.
COURSE POLICIES
▶ Non-submission of assigned tasks will merit a 0.0 for the task.
▶ Project requirements should strictly follow the prescribed format. Submitted works that do not follow the prescribed format will immediately get a 10% grade deduction.
GRADING SCHEME
Activities: 30%
-Seat Work
- Homework
- Quizzes
- Class participation
Midterm Requirement: 30%
- Project Worksheet
- Design Studies
- Others [if any]
Final Requirement: 40%
- Final Project
- Assets
- Inspection
- Completed Website
- Iteration
- Final Exam
▶ For this class, you will need to get both a DOMAIN and WEB HOST
▶ The domain is www.something.com or .net or .org etc. It is renewable each year.
A host is a space is a web server where you will upload your files to the world can access it via the internet.
▶ You need a host where you can upload HTML. Do not get codeless website options. You want to code in HTML and upload it.
▶ You are NOT limited to these: you can look for your own domain and hosting registrars. But you are NOT ALLOWED free domains and free hosting. These are usually mired with viruses and the school blocks them.
▶ Get these by Week 5
DOMAIN & HOSTING
You can pay for this monthly, quarterly, yearly. The cost becomes cheaper if you lock in longer. Some places you can get a domain and host are...
From the school:
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From GoDaddy
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