U.V.

PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

(CBA/MA/BDA)
Course Execution Plan
Faculty Name
Subject
Semester
Lectures
Laboratory
Credit

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Anil Prajapati/Dharmendra Sutariya

Internet Programming (2CSE101)
1st Semester
3 (3 Hour)/ week
2 (4 Hour)/ week
5

Course Overview:
Internet Programming provides the understanding of static and dynamic web
development concepts. Internet Programming covers the use of HTML in static and
dynamic web development. In web development the appearance can be managed
by the CSS. This course will provide the understanding of various CSS types and its
applications. Last module of this course contains the understanding of JavaScript
and its applications.
Learning Outcome:
After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Understand and apply the design principles of HTML to create static and
dynamic web pages.
Understand the difference between HTML and XML scripting languages.
Be able to create simple web pages using XHTML and CSS
Be able to create simple web pages using Java Script
Course Outline:
Solutions to internal exams and quizzes included in the course packet will be
posted on the moodle.

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Week
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August

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September

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October

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November

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December

16

Topic
Introduction of web development and
HTML, HTML Elements and Tags, Entities,
Formatting.
HTML Lists, Images ,Links
HTML Tables ,HTML Forms
Frames ,HTML Background, HTML color
values and names, HTML 5 tags
HTML Meta tags and Search Engine, HTML
URL Encode Publishing HTML on web.
CSS Introduction, Syntax, CSS TypesInternal, External, Inline
Setting Background, Text, Font, Border ,
Margin, Padding
List, Dimension, Classification,
Positioning, Pseudo-class, Pseudo element
Mid-semester Exam
Understanding of Java script, variable
declaration, Operators,
If..else, switch statement, For loop, While
loop, Break loops, For..in
Pop up Boxes, Functions, Events
Try..Catch,Throw, error, Javascript
objects string, Date, Array, Boolean,Math
JS Browser, JS Cookies, Validation,
Animation, Image Maps, Timing, Create
Object.
Accessing Important properties of HTML
controls in Javascript
Mid Sem Exam

AS

MS

CT

PR

Quiz

Project

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2

3
1

4
5
1

R1

7
8

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2

R2
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11

12
5

R3

AS-Assignment, MS-Mid sem exam, CT-Class Test, PR-Practical

Grading Policy:
The course consists of the activities shown below, which are weighted as indicated to
compute the final grade:
Theory Component

Weightage

Mid Sem exams

Class test
Assignments
Attendance
University Exam

20 %
10 %
5%
5%
60%

Practical
Component
Practical
Quiz
Project
Practical Exam
Attendance

Weightage
15 %
10 %
10 %
10 %
5%

Course grade will be graded out of 150. Theory marks out of 100 will be based on the
relative performance in theory components. Practical marks out of 50 will be based on the
relative performance in practical components. Specific components have various numbers
as shown in course outline. For each component average is calculated and final grade is
based on weighted average of respective component head. The grades will be in
accordance with Ganpat university policy.
Text Books:
1. Beginning HTML, XHTML, CSS and Javascript by Jon Duckett, Wrox Publication.

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2. A Beginners Guide JavaScript by John Pollock, McGraw Hill Publication.

Reference Books:
1. HTML& CSS: The Complete Reference, 5th Edition by Thomas A Powell, McGraw Hill
Publication.
2. The Complete Reference JavaScript,3r d Edition, Thomas A Powell, McGraw Hill
Publication.
Supplementary materials*:
In case, if text book sounds uncomfortable or due to lack of access of text book if any one
fail to follow the text book then supplementary materials will be provided on moodle as
and when the topic covered in class * denotes optional readings.
End Semester Exam:
Ganpat University will conduct end semester exam and cover the entire course.
Internal Exam:
The internal exam will be in class. Announcement of the date will be done in class and on
the web page when the term starts. It is mandatory.
(Note: These exams may be offered as open book exam).
Academic Honesty
It is a shame that this must be stated at all, but there are always a few students who do
not abide by the rules of proper academic conduct. For the record:

Unless otherwise stated on the assignment handout, assignments are intended to

be completed by you alone.
You may obtain assistance from others on general concepts and procedural details
(e.g., how to run the simulator, syntax of instructions, etc.). No assistance beyond
this level is acceptable.
The corollary is that you may not do someone else's work for them either. A willing
supplier of the material is as guilty of academic dishonesty as the receiver. Related
to this is the problem of duplicate submission (sometimes called self-plagiarism),
which is submitting the same work for credit in two or more courses without prior
approval of the instructors for those same courses.
Any help you receive from someone must be acknowledged in the work submitted.
Failure to acknowledge the source of a significant idea or approach is considered
plagiarism and not allowed.

Cheating in any form will not be tolerated. Penalties can include: receiving a zero on the
assignment (the minimum penalty), failing the course, having a note placed in your
permanent academic record, suspension, and ultimately expulsion.

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