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CSCI 220

Client Web Programming

3 creditsFall 2026Offered Fall

How the browser actually works, and how to build for it. We start with markup and structure, then move into the document object model, objects and events, and finish with pages that respond to the person using them.

Explains web client programming concepts, website authoring, dynamic web pages, object usage, events and event-driven programming, markup languages, document object model.
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What we cover

01Markup languages and document structure
02Website authoring
03The Document Object Model
04Objects and object usage
05Events and event-driven programming
06Dynamic web pages

Prerequisites

C or better in CSCI 130, or CSCI 241 or MIS 221; or B+ or better in CSCI 105; or consent of instructor.

Not sure whether you qualify? Ask me before the add/drop deadline rather than after.

Materials and schedule

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