JavaScript classes
- JavaScript Beginner Class
Sorry, we currently do not have any public classes scheduled for the JavaScript level 1 class. Please contact us to see if we can put one on the schedule for you
Sorry, we currently do not have any public classes scheduled for the JavaScript level 1 class. Please contact us to see if we can put one on the schedule for you
JavaScript level 1 beginner class
Course Description:
Students will learn how to use JavaScript effectively to make their web pages more dynamic and functional. JavaScript functions can include arithmetic operations, date and time functions, random numbers, text strings and components of document content. It can also include functions to make pop-up windows and confirmation boxes. JavaScript is useful with html submission forms and the training is ideal for the newcomer to JavaScript
Target Audience
The JavaScript course targets Programmers and Developers who would like to gain the knowledge of developing Web based applications.
JavaScript level 1 beginner class
Course Outline:
Introducing JavaScript
- What is JavaScript .. JScript or ECMA Script?
- What can it do for Web Developers?
Performing Operations
- Javscript operators and their usage , including order of precedence.
Making Statements
- The rules of JavaScript Syntax.
Using Arrays
- Create indexed and associative arrays.
Date and Time
- Use date and time objects in your code,as well as set timeouts.
Doing Mathematics
- Useful functions that perform maths like round and random.
Working with Strings
- HTML is string data so manipulating strings is crucial in JavaScript.
- Learn about the most commonly used strings.
Adressing Page Objects
- Learn about the DOM (Document Object Model) and how you can use this to manipulate elements on you page.
Windows Properties
- The window is the top level object in the DOM.
Document Properties
- The document include all the HTML.
Form Properties
- Forms are important in building interactive sites. They allow the user to enter data.
Event Handlers
- JavaScript can react to events, either generated by the user or elements loading.
Javascript and DHTML
- DHTML pages make use of hidden HTML that is positioned in layers and can be made visible on events.
Our outlines are a guide to the content covered on a typical course. We may change or alter the course topics to meet the objectives of a particular course.