Center For Continuing Education

Q: i'm looking for a good, project-based class in javascript. i'd prefer to attend classes (i'm not disciplined enough to teach myself/take online courses) in the new york city area. any suggestions?

A:JavaScript Language CACS 436 Introduction to JavaScript CACS 336 Learn how to apply JavaScript to enhance web pages. Topics include an overview of JavaScript and how to include basic JavaScript's, such as rollovers, scrolling status bars, cycling banners, the current date and opening new browser windows into a web page. Hands-on exercises will be used to make your web pages up-to-date and impressive. Prerequisite: CACS 532 Advanced HTML or equivalent. Susan Walanski, B.

A: Section 501: Thursdays, February 8-22, 6-9 p.m. Humanities 1B45. Section 502: Thursdays, March 1-22 (skip March 15), 6-9 p.m. Continuing Education Center (CEDU), Room 1B40 (if you require ADA accommodation, you must contact Continuing Education at least two weeks prior to the start date). Instructor: TBA Section 503: Saturdays, March 3-17, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. University Management Systems 001. Section 504: Saturdays, March 3-17, 1-4 p.m. University Management Systems 001. All Sections: 3 sessions. $200. JavaScript Language CACS 436 This course will cover programming techniques such as controlling program flow, looping structures, defining and manipulating functions and the various uses of JavaScript's object properties and methods. However, this course is not intended to teach general programming concepts; therefore, students should be familiar with general programming concepts such as variables, statements, parameter passing and the idea of modularized code (i.e. functions/subroutines/methods). This hands-on course will have a lot of in-class exercises using JavaScript in practical applications such as verifying different types of form field data, browser detection, reading, writing and deleting cookies, creating new pages dynamically and writing user defined functions for pre-loading images. Prerequisites: CACS 240 Introduction to Programming and CACS 336 Introduction to JavaScript or equivalent. Joyce Evans, B.

A: Section 501: Saturdays, February 24-March 10, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 3 sessions. Continuing Education Center (CEDU), Room 1B40 (if you require ADA accommodation, you must contact Continuing Education at least two weeks prior to the start date). Instructor: TBA Section 502: Tuesdays, April 3-May 8, 6-9 p.m. 6 sessions. Humanities 1B45. Section 503: Saturdays, April 28-May 12, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 3 sessions. University Management Systems 001. All Sections: $280.

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