BYU - Idaho

Activities from BYUI Programming Courses

Each of courses have at least 3 kinds of files 1- Checkpoint file: With the purpose to practice the content of the week. 2- Team Activity file: As a group, the students meet in a synchronous meeting to make that weekly activity and then, answer the quiz related. 3- Prove: The weekly assignment with more difficult, the student solves it and submit the file to the instructor correct, grade, and write a feedback.

SUMMARY

1. WDD 130 – Web Fundamentals: This course introduces students to the World Wide Web and to careers in web site design and development. The course is hands on with students actually participating in simple web designs and programming. It is anticipated that students who complete this course will understand the fields of web design and development and will have a good idea if they want to pursue this degree as a major.

2. CSE 111 – Programming with Functions: This course will introduce students to programming with functions. This will include functions, parameters, scope, and return values. A great emphasis will be spent on working with larger codebases and producing useful applications.

3. WDD 230 – Web Frontend Development I: This course focuses on the planning and development of responsive web sites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with attention to usability principles.

4. CSE 121B – JavaScript Language: This course introduces students to using JavaScript to solve discipline specific problems.

5. CSE 210 – Programming with Classes: This course will introduce the notion of classes and objects. It will present encapsulation at a conceptual level. It will also work with inheritance and polymorphism.

6. WDD 330 – Web Frontend Development II: WDD 330 will continue with the topics presented in WDD 230 Web Front-end Development I: Building websites with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. This course will have a stronger emphasis on Javascript development and mobile design as students create mobile web applications.See the Final project repository.

7. WDD 430 – Web Full-Stack Development: This course will teach you how to design and build interactive web based applications using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a web development stack.See the Final project repository.

8. CSE 340 – Web Backend Development: This programming course focuses on constructing dynamic web sites using server-side languages, making use of databases and design patterns. The concepts introduced in Web Frontend Development courses are expected to be continued and implemented.