​1. Use the HTML language and its more stringent counterpart eXtensive HTML(XHTML) to develop reliable pages for the web a. Identify basic XHTML tags and attributes. b. Explain, view, and test markup code in various Web browsers. c. Incorporate tables, forms, graphics design and other GUI components on a webpage. 2. Identify differences between extended technologies such as XHTML and eXtensive Markup Language (XML), and how they differ from HTML 3. Describe how CSS technology could be applied to format Web content. a. Introduce real world examples of web pages using CSS. b. Understand how CSS affects XHTML content. 4. Use client-side scripting to extend the capabilities of HTML and XHTML a. Explain the basic application of scripting languages. b. Explain scripting language arrays, loops and conditional statements

​This course introduces the knowledge and techniques to develop a reliable Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) web applications. And based on today's technologies the course emphasizes on designing Web pages for the World Wide Web. Students use basic Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) to create graphical content, optimize the graphical content presentation through the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) technology, and attach interactive events via scripting languages. All under a constraint that students will create web sites without the aid of a software authoring tools.