INPRG74

DATES:

1. HTML Elements
   • Become familiar with hypertext and the web.
   • Recognize the differences between SGML and HTML.
   • Examine the state and market share of the web browsers.
2. HTML Document Structure
   • Create and edit HTML documents.
   • Examine the purpose of tags, sections, paragraphs, and frames.
   • Format paragraphs and characters.
   • Examine document tags: HTML, HEAD, TITLE, and BASE.
   • Become familiar with meta data and how to apply the META tag.
   • Understand how search engines use meta tags.
   • Become proficient with body tags: BODY, BASEFONT, and ADDRESS.
3. Working with Paragraphs.
   • Format paragraphs with tags.
   • Control line breaks and use explicit delimiters.
4. Text Formatting
   • Apply common and predefined text attributes.
5. Lists
   • Utilize lists: ordered, unordered, and nesting.
   • Recognize when a table should be used instead of a list.
6. Tables
   • Become knowledgeable with HTML table structure and the related tags.
   • Acquire familiarity with the parts of a table and the related tags.
   • Work with column group and related tags.
7. Objects and Images
   • Become familiar with objects and images.
   • Use tags for embedding and customizing objects and images.
   • Learn how to add objects.
8. Links
   • Utilize links and anchors.
   • Appreciate the issues associated with implementing links for an international audience.
   • Manage links to current resources.
9. Forms
   • Utilize forms and related form types.
   • Use controls for interacting with forms.
   • Use menus for presenting users with choices.
10. CSS: Cascading Style Sheets
    • Code an instream CSS with several paragraph and table rules.
    • Convert the instream CSS to an external link.

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