About the program
This course covers the basics of JavaScript, including how to add interactivity to web pages, manipulate the DOM, and work with APIs. It’s ideal for anyone looking to start a career in web development or enhance their skills in building dynamic, interactive websites.
Admission Requirements
- Basic computer literacy.
- Access to a laptop or desktop computer with Microsoft Office installed.
- A willingness to learn and apply new skills in a practical setting.
Course Outline
Introduction to JavaScript and Basic Syntax
Overview of JavaScript and its role in web development. Setting up your development environment (code editor, browser)
Variables, Data Types, and Operators
Understanding variables and constants in JavaScript. Working with different data types (strings, numbers, booleans, etc.)
Control Structures and Functions
Implementing conditional statements (if, else, switch). Creating loops (for, while, do-while)
Working with the DOM (Document Object Model)
Understanding the DOM and how it represents HTML in JavaScript. Selecting and manipulating HTML elements using JavaScript
Introduction to JavaScript Objects and Arrays
Creating and working with objects and arrays. Understanding object-oriented programming basics in JavaScript
Final Project
Building a simple interactive web application (e.g., a to-do list, calculator). Integrating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Duration
12 Weeks
Costs
High quality tech education at an affordable cost
Monthly
E1650
/month
If you choose this plan, you will pay the same amount in tuition every month.
Upfront
Best Choice
E5280
once-off
If you pay in full when you resume, you get E1320 off the tuition fee.
Career Outcome
Upon completing this course, students will have a strong foundation in JavaScript, enabling them to create dynamic and interactive web pages. These skills are crucial for front-end web development and can lead to entry-level positions such as junior web developer, front-end developer, or roles in web design and development. The course also prepares students to advance to more complex JavaScript frameworks and libraries, like React or Angular.
