Students will construct progressively complex websites that incorporate the intermediate-level use of the following technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, and Nodejs

1. Understand how to iterate through and reference values in JavaScript arrays and objects
2. Demonstrate how to manipulate browser DOM with JavaScript and jQuery.
3. Describe the importance of APIs and how data from third parties can be used locally in an application.
4. Demonstrate basic understanding and differences between fetch and node-fetch.
5. Discuss the importance and uses for client-side and server-side architecture.
6. Construct backend severs.
7. Describe the request-response cycle.
8. Understand CRUD functionality
9. Compare and contrast GET and POST methods
10. Build a website using server-side rendering and EJS templating for components
11. Provide fake and real time data to an application for debugging purposes.
12. Compose dynamic sites using DOM and APIs

We will be utilizing a combination of online and in-class resources.

Quizzes
There will be small quizzes throughout the semester to test knowledge and comprehension of current topics.

Lab Assignments (see schedule)

Application-oriented

Open book, in-class, possible out of class work needed.

Topics may include JavaScript, Nodejs, NPM, Java, Spring, DOM, APIs, JSON, CRUD functionality, and sever-side rendering.