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# Create an HTML header using the author (your name), description
# ("Lab 2 submission"), and charset ("UTF-8") meta tags. Add a title of
# "CS 343 Lab 2".

# Define 4 JavaScript variables here:
#   One is a Boolean that controls whether or not the footer image is shown.
#     The Boolean MUST be named showFooter for testing purposes.
#   The other three are the level-3 headings, including both the <h3> tag
#     and the associated text. The names are not important.

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  # Page title and subtitle (should both be bigger than section headers)
  CS 343: Application Development
  Fall 2023

  # Block quotation. Use an attribute to add the citation "https://uxdworld.com".
  # The quote and the name should be two paragraphs.
  "A user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it’s not that good."
  - Martin LeBlanc

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Course Information

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Learning to work with the tools and technologies that are used to build and
create web sites is both empowering and fun. With these tools, you can build
your own web sites and customize the experience of those you visit. You can
also create interactive applications for storing and manipulating personal or
enterprise data. And you can dynamically generate images and graphics to help
visualize data sets.

The goal of this course is to explore these technologies - HTML, CSS, and
Javascript - that define the structure, presentation, and interactions for
modern web development. In addition to covering the basics of how to use these
tools, we will explore guidelines to ensure the sites we create are accessible
for a variety of users, including users with disabilities. After completing
this course, you will have a solid foundation to continue learning more
advanced web development techniques.

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# solution image. Note that <b> is NOT allowed for bold text. For the book
# title, use the <cite> tag to mark it as a citation.

 * Website: https://w3.cs.jmu.edu/kirkpams/343
 * Time: M/W/F 9:10 - 10:00 AM
 * Location: King Hall 243
 * Textbook: Fundamentals of Web Development, 3rd Edition


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Detailed Course Objectives

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Following the successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

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  1. Summarize the key steps and processes for retrieving and displaying a web page.
  2. Structure text documents as HTML and publish them on a server.
  3. Apply accessibility standards to web documents.
  4. Create and adapt CSS style sheets for consistent web site presentation and styling.
  5. Use a web framework to create a modern, responsive web site.
  6. Generate HTML content dynamically with Javascript.
  7. Create handlers to detect and respond to user input events.
  8. Store and retrieve data in client-side storage.
  9. Build images dynamically using provided data.
  10. Learn to consult a web framework documentation and tutorials for additional help.


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Course Catalog Description

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Projects or topics in computer science which are of interest to the lower
division student. May be repeated for credit when course content changes.
Topics may vary. Prerequisite: Fully admitted Computer Science majors or
minors only and students should consult the instructor prior to enrolling
for the course.

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  # If the Boolean variable at the top is set to tru:

    # Embed the JMU-Logo-RGB-horiz-purple.png image. Add the following text as its
    # description: "James Madison University logo in purple"

  # Otherwise:

    # Show the text "JMU logo is not shown"

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