COM 2100 WEB AND MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS

The development of the World Wide Web and the proliferation of mobile devices have transformed the way people gather information and communicate. In this course, students learn key terminology and principles of web and mobile communications. The course also demystifies basic technologies used to create web pages. 

Credits

2 sh

Prerequisite

C or better in COM 1000.

Corequisite

Must be taken concurrently with COM 2200

Course Types

Media technology skills/lecture

Offered

  • Fall
  • Spring

Previous Course Number

COM 210

Course Outcomes

  1. Students will learn to carry out the following:
    • describe how technologies shape and
    interact with the world.
    • describe basic web and mobile media
    terminology, including structures, architecture
    and networks, and usability concepts.
    • explain structural components of the
    Internet, such as domains, URLs, browsers,
    and search engines and user-generated
    content applications such as blogs, social
    media and virtual communities.
    • demonstrate an ability to employ the tools of
    technology, including basic hardware, software
    and coding for creating and managing
    webpages, such as HTML and CSS.
    • create the framework for an electronic
    portfolio for projects.

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