YamEen DAE Computer IT

COMP – 313 WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENT & E-COMMERCE

COMP – 313  WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENT & E-COMMERCE

COURSE CONTENTS:

1.                 THE WEB AND THE INTERNET
1.1.               INTERNET.
1.2.               WEB BROWSERS.
1.3.               HYPERLINKS AND URL.
2.                 INTRODUCTION TO E-COMMERCE
2.1.               DEVELOPMENT OF e-COMMERCE.
2.2.               E-COMMERCE INDUSTRY FRAMEWORK.
2.3.               TYPES OF e-COMMERCE.
2.4.               SECURITY ISSUED AND TECHNIQUES.
3.                 WEB PAGE DESIGNING
3.1.               WEB PAGE PLANNING.
3.2.               TOOLS.
4.                 HTML. BASICS
4.1.               HTML  ELEMENTS.
4.2.               STRUCTURE OF  HTML, CODE.
4.3.               CATEGORIES OF  HTML  BODY ELEMENTS.
4.4.               HTML VIEW.
4.5.               HTML  RULES OF NESTING.
5.                 HTML  ELEMENTS
5.1.               HEAD SECTION ELEMENTS.
5.2.               BODY SECTION FORMATTING.
5.3.               BLOCK-LEVEL ELEMENTS.
5.4.               TEXT-LEVEL ELEMENT.
5.5.               FONT-STYLE ELEMENTS.
5.6.               PHRASE ELEMENTS.
6.                 WEB  LINKING
6.1.               INTERNAL  AND EXTERNAL LINKS.
6.2.               ANCHOR.
6.3.               LINK FORMAT.
6.4.               LINK MAINTENANCE.
7.                 GRAPHICS
7.1.               IMAGE ELEMENT.
7.2.               IMAGE ATTRIBUTES.
7.3.               IMAGE LINKS.
7.4.               IMAGE MAPS AND FILES.
8.                 FRONT PAGE BASICS
8.1.               STARTING FRONT PAGE.
8.2.               FRONT PAGE VIEWS.
8.3.                STARTING A PAGE.
8.4.               DOCUMENT TITLE.
8.5.               TEXT AND PARAGRAPH FORMATTING.
8.6.               IMAGES AND BACKGROUND.
8.7.               HYPERLINKS.
9.                 MULTIMEDIA AND TABLES
9.1.               MULTIMEDIA.
9.2.               BASIC TABLE.
9.3.               TEXT AND IMAGES IN TABLE.
9.4.               EDITING TABLE.
10.              PUBLISHING PAGES
10.1.            STAGES OF PUBLISHING.
10.2.            PUBLISHING OPTION.
10.3.            PUBLISHING FRONTPAGE WEB.
11.              SITE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE
11.1.            PERSONAL WEB PAGE.
11.2.            SMALL WEB SITE.
11.3.            COMMUNITY SITE.
11.4.            LARGE SCALE SITE.
BOOKS:
1.         HTML  4.0,    E.STEPHEN MACK AND JANAN PLATT, SYBEX, INC.
2.            MASTERING MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2000, DANIEL  A.
3.            ELECTRONIC COMMERCE-A  MANAGER’s  GUIDE,  RAVI KALAKOTA.
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YamEen DAE Computer IT

NG – 311 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING

NG – 311 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING 
COURSE CONTENTS:
1.                   INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL WRITING
1.1.                  SUBSTANCE OF TECHNICAL WRITING.
1.2.                  NATURE OF TECHNICAL WRITING.
1.3.                  QUALITIES OF GOOD TECHNICAL WRITERS.
1.4.                  QUALITIES OF GOOD TECHNICAL  WRITING.
2.                   FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL WRITING
2.1.                  COMPOSING.
2.2.                  CO-OPERATIVE WRITING.
2.3.                  READERS OF TECHNICAL WRITING.
2.4.                  COLLECTING AND VERIFYING INFORMATION.
2.5.                  READABLE STYLE.
3.                   TECHNIQUES OF TECHNICAL WRITING
3.1.                  INFORMING.
3.2.                  DEFINING.
3.3.                  DESCRIBING.
3.4.                  ARGUING.
4.                   DOCUMENT DESIGN IN TECHNICAL WRITING
4.1.                  DOCUMENT DESIGN.
4.2.                  DESIGN ELEMENTS OF REPORTS.
4.3.                  GRAPHICAL ELEMENTS OF REPORTS.
5.                   APPLICATION OF TECHNICAL WRITING
5.1.                  CORRESPONDENCE.
5.2.                  INSTRUCTIONS.
5.3.                  PROPOSALS.
5.4.                  PROGRESS REPORT.
5.5.                  FEASIBILITY REPORT.
6.                   ORAL REPORTS
6.1.                  PREPARATIONS.
6.2.                  DELIVERY TECHNIQUES.
6.3.                  PRESENTATION.
6.4.                  VISUAL AIDS.

BOOKS

1.             REPORTING TECHNICAL INFORMATION, 7Ed,  K.HOUP, T. PEARSALL.
2.             WRITING BY DESIGN, A HANDBOOK FOR TECHNICAL PAPERS,  M. GREENE.
3.             STRATEGIES FOR TECHNICAL WRITING, A HANDBOOK WITH READINS,
M. LAY, HOLT RINEHART WINSTON.
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YamEen DAE Computer IT

COMP – 326 PROJECT

COMP – 326                 PROJECT
  

AIM

AN END-TERM LABORATORY COURSE WHERE THE STUDENTS APPLY THE CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONICS, COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE TO CONSTRUCT AND DEVICE  PROTOTYPES OF SIMPLE PRODUCTS. IT AIMS TO  PROVIDE  STUDENTS WITH OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS LEARNED IN THE PROGRAM. IT IS ALL  PRACTICALS COURSE.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

AT THE END OF THE COURSE THE STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE ABLE TO CONSTRUCT AND DEVICE SIMPLE ELECTRONICS OR COMPUTER HARDWARE / SOFTWARE DEVICES.
ACTIVITIES:
1.                        ORGANIZATION.
2.                        RESEARCH OF PROJECT.
3.                        PROJECT PROPOSAL WITH WRITE UP.
4.                        EVALUATION OF PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR FEASIBILITY.
5.                        FABRICATION / CONSTRUCTION OF PROJECT.
6.                        CONSULTATION.
7.                        PRESENTATION.