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Syllabus of JavaScript Course

Introduction
 What is JavaScript?
 What Is AJAX?

Developer Essentials
 The development workflow
 Selecting the right tools for the job
 Just enough HTML and CSS
 Understanding objects
 Understanding variables
 Making comparisons
 Understanding events

Starting to Code
 Writing your first script
 Internal vs. external scripts
 Using comments in scripts
 Using the NoScript tag in HTML

Interacting with Users


 Creating alert dialogs
 Understanding conditional statements
 Getting confirmations from users
 Creating prompts for users
 Understanding functions
 Making links smarter
 Using switch/case statements
 Handling errors
JavaScript Language Essentials
 Getting started
 Creating loops
 Passing values to functions
 Detecting objects
 Reading arrays
 Returning values from functions
 Writing arrays
 Building do and while loops
 Re-using functions

Creating Rollovers and More


 Creating a basic image rollover
 How to write a better rollover
 Creating a three-state rollover
 Making rollovers accessible and 508 compliant
 Making disjointed rollovers
 Creating slideshows
 Displaying random images

Building Smarter Forms


 Getting started
 Creating jump menus
 Creating dynamic menus
 Requiring fields
 Cross-checking fields
 Displaying more informative errors
 Verifying radio button selections
 Setting one field with another field
 Verifying email addresses
Handling Events
 Responding to window events
 Responding to mouse movements
 Responding to mouse clicks
 Responding to onBlur form events
 Responding to onFocus form events
 Responding to keyboard events

Working with Cookies


 Demystifying cookies
 Writing a cookie
 Reading a cookie
 Displaying a cookie
 Counting with cookies
 Deleting cookies
 Handling multiple cookies
 Cookies in action

The DOM, Nodes, and Objects


 Understanding the DOM
 Adding nodes to the DOM
 Deleting nodes from the DOM
 Deleting specific nodes
 Inserting nodes into the DOM
 Replacing nodes in the DOM

Working with Dates and Times


 Displaying dates
 Displaying times
 Creating a countdown
Real-World Applications of JavaScript
 Creating sliding menus
 Creating pop-up menus
 Creating slideshows with captions
 Creating a stylesheet switche

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