Internet/Web Design Syllabus Star Valley High School
Internet/Web Design Syllabus Star Valley High School
Internet/Web Design Syllabus Star Valley High School
Course Description
This course introduces the fundamentals of the Internet and Web Page Design
to students. Students will first learn the history and development of the
Internet along with proper procedures for research. Students will then learn
the basics of designing a web page using Macromedia Dreamweaver software
which is part of the Studio MX package.
College Credit
This course is available for two college credits for juniors/seniors with a
cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better through Western Wyoming Community
College. If you are taking this course for college credit, be sure to keep
this syllabus for transfer credit, proof of material covered, etc.
Grading:
Your grade will be based on the following:
Daily Work/Assignments = 60%
Common Assessments (4 Major Exams) = 30%
Semester Final (Comprehensive) = 10%
The final grade will be determined on the following scale:
100 – 95% = A 76 – 73% = C
94 – 90% = A- 72 – 70% = C-
89 – 87% = B+ 69 – 67% = D+
86 – 83% = B 66 – 63% = D
82 – 80% = B- 62 – 60% = D-
79 – 77% = C+ less than 60% = F
Make Up Work
If you are absent for any reason, it is your responsibility to find out what
work has been missed. You have (1) one week to make up missing
assignments and tests, and you may utilize extra lab hours to make up this
work. Assignments and tests not made up within the specified one-week
period will be accepted for half credit.
Unit Quiz
Browser Basics
E-mail Basics Common Assessment
Common Assessment
Information Resources
(Internet Final)
on the Web
Introduction to Web
Unit Quiz
Design
Unit Quiz
Defining a Web Site
Developing a Web Page Unit Quiz
Common Assessment
Graphics
Links and Navigation Unit Quiz
Unit Quiz
Tables & Layers
Present Student Web
Common Assessment
Site
Participation Policy
Students should be in class every day. One of the most significant
factors affecting school success is regular attendance. Doing make-up work,
getting notes from a friend, or reading from a book can never compensate for
the class experience where the teacher explains the material and the class has
the opportunity for guided interaction with the concept being studied.
Class Participation Includes:
Being to class on time.
Daily attendance.
Involvement in discussion and group work.
Being on task with the assigned work and completing assignments on time.
Listening.
Exhibiting good class behaviors.
Internet, e-mail, and games only when approved by your teacher.
Dress code will be enforced daily. You will be asked to change and
your parents will be contacted! Check your planner for the rules and
regulations on student dress.
Lab hours are at 8:00 each morning, during homeroom and after school
on Mondays & Tuesdays or by special arrangement with me. My lab is
not available during lunch!
If you are absent, check your folder the day you get back for a blue
“Absent Paper” which explains what you missed and need to make up.
Hall Pass is the volleyball on the back shelf. You must take it with you
if I excuse you from class for something. You will not be allowed to
leave class every day or leave with your cell phone.
Student
I have read the syllabus and understand what is expected of me as a student in
this class.
Parent/Guardian
I have read the syllabus and understand what is expected of my child as a
student in this class.
Notice of Nondiscrimination:
School district number Two agrees to ensure equitable access and equitable participation in all
District courses/classes. All district schools will effectively manage and creatively utilize resources
necessary to support student learning. The District’s Board of Trustees is committed to a policy of
nondiscrimination in relation to race, gender, age, national origin, color or disability in admission
to, or access to, or treatment in its educational programs or activities.