This course begins by explaining the basic rules of Javascript and by the end of the first one-hour module, you should be able to create a simple Javascript application and put it into a Web page. From there, we move on to more and more advanced topics such as controlling frames, image swapping, animation, programming logic, and Dynamic HTML (DHTML).
This course will teach the users how to produce interactive applications on the internet. It will provide the user with knowledge on commands, functions, forms, frames, documents, and Windows.
JavaScript: Basic
Unit 1: JavaScript Basics
Unit 2: Programming Basics
Unit 3: Working with language objects
Unit 4: Working with documents and window objects
Unit 5: Working with the Form objects and events
Unit 6: Course Summary
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