In the Fall semester of 1998, we decided to offer an online course to help busy students fit CIS 212 into their lives. In an online course, you work on assignments at home, using e-mail and the Web to communicate with other students and your instructor. The online course follows the same schedule and syllabus as the on-campus course. Instead of attending lectures, online students use the class notes, textbooks, and lab activities to learn Web Publishing skills. Class notes are published on the course Web site early in the week and include announcements, expectations, assignments, reading notes, tips, and instructions.
Students are responsible for reading the notes and completing all class activities.
Online students are welcome to attend regular lectures on campus as long as it is ok with the instructor and there is enough space. The good news is that we get to pick our times and work setting. Access to a computer with the latest version of Macromedia Dreamweaver . Please see system requirements . If you are planning to take Web Graphics or Web Animation soon, consider purchasing a bundle that includes Fireworks and Flash.