CIS 375. Washington & Jefferson College. Spring 2025.
Meeting Time: TR 12:50-2:35pm
Dr. Ladd’s Student Drop-In Hours: MW 10am–12pm TECH 201
or email for appointment, jladd@washjeff.edu
PAL Tutoring Hours: 7-10pm Sunday–Thursday in the CIS Lounge (TECH 217)
Tutor bios and additional info
Course Description
This semester we will master the techniques and precesses of developing advanced technical skills for generating current web content. This course focuses primarily upon the development of coding skills for generating advanced web content and hybrid apps, as well as maintaining an aptitude for creating effective designs and interfaces. In addition, this course is designed to help students develop the ability to produce an informed critique of web and mobile resources, as well as a capacity for evaluation and assessment of such materials.
Learning Goals
As a student in this course, you will:
- Understand the relevant and current components of advanced web development.
- Learn how to efficiently and successfully program hybrid apps.
- Think critically about the web and its technical underpinnings.
- Gain the insights to effectively judge the future directions of advancement in web technologies.
Banner image: C.H. Hinton’s “tesseracts” from his 1904 book The Fourth Dimension