INET 4017

About This Course

Introduces students to the foundations of modern web development through applied, hands-on learning. Topics include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive and accessible design, and an introduction to backend development using Python and Flask. Designed for students in the Information Technology Infrastructure program and related fields seeking to build practical web literacy and technical confidence.

Instructor

Mike Marshall
Michael Marshall

BS, computer science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Mike Marshall has 30 years of experience on software development teams as an individual contributor, technical lead, software architect and engineering manager. He has deployed a wide range of real-world desktop, web and distributed systems for aerospace and defense, commercial, and government customers. He has also served as security team lead and security champion across many products — identifying, reviewing and strengthening the security profile of the applications and mentoring team members on secure programming best practices. Mike brings all this experience to a guided series of lectures, labs and projects that will help students understand core web development languages, practices and techniques and build a core set of skills that will enable them to immediately contribute to real-world web-based software development projects and teams.

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