Computer Science 403, Section 5
Fall 2009, CRN: 12047
Tuesdays and Thursdays
11:10 AM to 12:30 PM in Kingsbury N133
Introductory course exploring the World Wide Web and its role in modern society. Students develop an understanding of the Web’s underlying technologies and learn how to utilize them as contributing members of the online community. Students become proficient with creating and publishing Web pages using XHTML and CSS. Additional subjects include the security of computer communications and the various social implications of a networked world. No prior knowledge or experience is assumed. No credit if credit earned for CIS 405 (Note: CIS 405 is offered at UNH Manchester, and is not related to CS 405 at UNH Durham.)
There are several sections of CS403, taught by a variety of instructors. Although all these instructors endeavor to follow the general direction set by the course description above, each instructor designs a course that reflects their own objectives.
Students successfully completing my sections of CS403 should be able to:
We may touch on the other topics mentioned in the course description as we go along, but if you are looking for a course that emphasizes one of them, you may wish to check with the instructors for other sections.