Course Comparisons
Some CCSN courses have similar titles and descriptions. Official course descriptions are shown here along with brief explanations concerning their differences.

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Web Design and Web Development

GRC 175B
Web Design & Publishing I
(3 credits)

Creating graphics and pages for distribution on thwe world wide web. Emphasis on designing professional web page layouts and creating and incorporating graphics, animation, multimedia and sound. Prerequisite: GRC 119.
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COURSE COMPARISONS

GRC 175B teaches the basics of Dreamweaver as the tool to create web pages and web sites. Emphasis is also on design and usability and principles involved in the planning, production of web sites. Minimal scripting. (Geared toward the designer) see syllabus

CSCO 175B prepares the student to successfully complete the World Organization of Webmasters "Web Designer Apprentice" certification covering legal issues; web graphics, multimedia, site design and management; internet basics and markup and WYSISYG editors. No scripting. (Geared toward the networker) see syllabus

NOTE: Either GRC 175B or CSCO 175B fulfills a requirement for the CCSN Web Design degree; CIT 151B may be used as an elective in that degree.

CIT 151B is designed to teach students the basics of creating an HTML document. Experience in using a web browser is beneficial. All scripting. (Geared toward the programmer) see syllabus

All of these courses would benefit the student serious about mastering web design and production.

If you would like more information, please contact Ed Kanet

CSCO 175B
Cisco Fundamentals of Web Design
(4 credits)

Focuses on the overal production processes surround Web site design with particular emphasis on design elements involving layout, navigation and interactivity. Site and page design using Adobe applications—Photoshop, Illustrator, GoLive, LiveMotion, and Premiere. Course is part of Cisco Network Academy Program. Prerequisite: Some experience with a computer and the world wide web; familiarity with a graphic application is recommended.
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CIT 151B
Beginning Web Development
(3 credits)

Students will develop an understanding of the World Wide Web and the creation of Web pages. Students will learn the ins and outs of creating a home page to include graphics and sound and will be able to develop one for personal or commercial use. Prerequisite: IS 101 or Instructor permission.
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If you would like to know the difference between two courses not listed here, please email Ed Kanet