Learn how to apply radio buttons, textboxes, check boxes, and drop down menus to basic forms as well as collect data through e-mail and data files. This course focuses on basic HTML concepts and the underlying code that is used in Web document creation and publication. Learn how to create a simple HTML document according to the University's Web publishing standards and maintain a presence on Southeast's Web server by actually coding the pages. If you do not have a Southeast Web account, you must submit a Web Account Request Form at least one week prior to course. The purpose of the course is to provide you with an opportunity to work on Web pages in an environment free of normal office distractions with an instructor available to answer questions and provide assistance as needed.
Courses are limited to eight students.
All enrollees must come to course prepared with either document files, printed documents, or both to use for Web page creation. Further your Internet skills. Learn how to FTP, install and use Adobe Acrobat to read PDF files, convert an Internet graphic to a MS Office compatible format, configure and use a newsreader, and configure Netscape to read and send e-mail. Learn how to create images for use in Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, Web pages and more. This course will introduce you to the skills needed to work with scanned images, digital photos and original creations.