Centre for ICT Web Development 1 Subject Information Sheet.
Centre for ICT Web Development 1 Subject Information Sheet.
Centre for ICT Web Development 1 Subject Information Sheet.
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<strong>Centre</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>ICT</strong><br />
<strong>Web</strong> <strong>Development</strong> 1<br />
<strong>Subject</strong> In<strong>for</strong>mation <strong>Sheet</strong>.<br />
Group: 2PE.<br />
<strong>Subject</strong> Format:<br />
This subject consists of three competencies. Each competency must be completed<br />
within the time allocated. Each competency has an outline sheet and a project sheet.<br />
The in<strong>for</strong>mation on these two documents are critical. Study both documents carefully<br />
to maximize your results. Each competency outline contains a list of references and<br />
useful resources. These are provided instead of a text book. Text books are difficult<br />
to keep up to date in these fast changing subjects. Students are expected to do their<br />
own research to ensure they are familiar with all the terms and material mentioned in<br />
the outline and project documents. Do not leave your study until the exam day. It will<br />
be too late by then.<br />
The subject flow may change slightly due to teacher illness, meetings, public<br />
holidays,<br />
room availability etc. The subject flow will not be varied <strong>for</strong> any of the following<br />
reasons:<br />
● My assignment is not finished.<br />
● I had to work.<br />
● My dog ate it.<br />
● I slept in.<br />
● My car broke down.<br />
● The train had a flat tyre.<br />
● I was not at school that day.<br />
● I need more time.<br />
● I left my usb flash drive at home.<br />
If in doubt, see the teacher be<strong>for</strong>e the due date.<br />
Assessment<br />
Competencies are grouped into a subject to make timetabling more convenient.<br />
Each competency is assessed separately. Both the presentation, and exam must be<br />
passed to pass each competency. Students can continue with the next competency<br />
in this subject if they fail one or more competency. You may not be allowed to enroll<br />
in web development 2 if you fail a competency in this <strong>Subject</strong>.<br />
Presentations:<br />
Students must present their work on the allocated day unless a valid medical<br />
certificate is provided. Presentations must be completed and ready at the beginning<br />
of the presentation class. No time will be available and computers will not be able to<br />
be used during the presentations. The presenter will be able to present using a<br />
computer. Failure to present when requested will result in failure of the competency.<br />
Consult the presentation rubric under resources on http://cict.bhatfe.edu.au/~mgibbs<br />
<strong>for</strong> details on assessment. It is recommended that students think carefully about<br />
the project prior to starting it. Projects copied in whole or part from other students or<br />
the Internet will not attract a satisfactory result. All resources must be created by you<br />
including text, design, images, and colour schemes.
Exams:<br />
Re sits are not available <strong>for</strong> this subject.<br />
Exams can only be sat on the allocated day unless a valid medical certificate is<br />
provided.<br />
Students should be aware that the resources listed in the competency outline are<br />
important. Students must be familiar with the contents of these resources prior to the<br />
exam. Exams are based on locating in<strong>for</strong>mation rather than testing memory. There is<br />
insufficient time in the exam to look up every answer.
<strong>Web</strong> <strong>Development</strong> 1 <strong>Subject</strong> Schedule<br />
Competency<br />
ICPMM321A<br />
Capture a<br />
Digital<br />
Image<br />
ICAB4135A<br />
Create a Simple<br />
Markup<br />
Language<br />
Document<br />
ICAD4209A<br />
Write Content<br />
<strong>for</strong><br />
<strong>Web</strong> Pages<br />
Semester<br />
Week<br />
Comp.<br />
Week<br />
Date<br />
Intended Topic (Order and lesson<br />
content may vary due to public holidays,<br />
teacher illness, equipment failure etc)<br />
2 1 27/7/10 <strong>Subject</strong> Intro<br />
Digital Camera Features<br />
3 2 3/8/10 Using a Digital Camera<br />
Camera Basics<br />
4 3 10/8/10 Exposure and Basic Lighting<br />
Focus<br />
5 4 17/8/10 Composition<br />
Professional Lighting<br />
6 5 24/8/10<br />
Labour<br />
day<br />
Monday<br />
Image Manipulation<br />
File types.<br />
7 6 30/8/10 Montages and Collages<br />
Transparency<br />
8 7 7/9/10 Presentations and Exam<br />
9 8 14/9/10 No Class<br />
10 1 05/10/10 Language Structure<br />
Basic HTML elements<br />
11 2 12/10/10<br />
Anzac day<br />
Monday<br />
Text Formatting<br />
Positioning<br />
12 3 19/10/10 Quality, Usability, Accessibility<br />
Audience needs.<br />
13 4 26/10/10 Presentations + Exam<br />
14 1 2/11/10<br />
Cup Day<br />
Body, Containers<br />
Div and Span<br />
15 2 9/5/10 CSS Float<br />
CSS Nav bars<br />
16 3 16/5/10 Multiple CSS files<br />
Firebug<br />
17 4 23/6/10 Content Channels<br />
Style Guides<br />
18 5 30/6/10 Presentations<br />
Exam