JavaScript Introduction

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Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to JavaScript

  • JavaScript, HTML and CSS
  • JavaScript overview
  • Your first HTML/CSS/JS page
  • Variables, values, functions, operators, and expressions
  • Simple JavaScript examples to play with

Module 2: Adding interactivity to HTML

  • Conditional statements, loops and logical operators
  • Functions and callbacks
  • Handling events
  • The DOM API
  • Let's write a small game

Module 3: Playing with HTML5

  • Arrays and iterators
  • HTML5 multimedia and JavaScript API
  • Displaying a map with the Geolocation API
  • Playing sound samples and music

Module 4: Structuring data

  • Objects, properties and methods
  • Creating multiple objects
  • Improving the small game with classes

Module 5: Working with forms

  • Built-in JavaScript objects
  • HTML5 tables, forms and input fields
  • The JSON notation
  • Let's create a small application

Prerequisite

  • High school level studies
  • An interest in learning the basics of programming with JavaScript

Instructors

Michel Buffa
Professor
University Côte d’Azur

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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

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