CIS 136 — Introduction to Internet Technologies

This course presents the applications and technologies of the Internet. The student examines the history, current issues and functions of the Internet and examines and uses Internet technologies including Web browsers, XHTML, FTP, HTML, TCP/IP, CSS and Java-script. The student explores strategies for successful Web site development and designs and creates Web sites. One semester. Course fee.

Part of

• Interactive Media Production (AAS)
• Public History, Area of Concentration in Arts & Sciences (AA)

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