DreamWeaver I

Learn to design Web sites and Web pages with the latest industry-standard design software.  Use Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 to create pages, format headings, paragraphs and lists, work with images, internal and external links, and styles.  Learn to use Dreamweaver to manage files and upload your site to a host web server.

Suggested Prerequisites: Web Design for the Beginner – Level I or a basic knowledge of Web Design including HTML and CSS

Instructor: Jay Partlan, has taught credit and non-credit courses at UNH, Granite State College, Northern Essex Community College, New Hampshire Community Technical College and Newbury College

330 CMPA1062-RWA: Th, 9am-4pm, one day, 2/23, $135 + $25 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk
333 CMPA1062-RWB: Th, 9am-4pm, one day, 4/26, $135 + $25 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk

DreamWeaver II

This class teaches interactive Web page features without programming, including: page layout, importing and exporting, formatting tables, displaying web pages, framesets and templates.  Once you have created a website, learn to use Dreamweaver CS5 to enhance your site with CSS design techniques, Site Assets, Forms, Rollovers, Behaviors, and professional looking page layouts using Positional CSS.

Suggested Prerequisites: Dreamweaver Level I or a working knowledge of Web Design Basics using Adobe Dreamweaver

Instructor: Jay Partlan, has taught credit and non-credit courses at UNH, Granite State College, Northern Essex Community College, New Hampshire Community Technical College and Newbury College

335 CMPA1063-RWA: Th, 9am-4pm, one day, 3/22, $135 + $25 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk
338 CMPA1063-RWB: Th, 9am-4pm, one day, 5/24, $135 + $25 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk

 Web Design for the Beginner – Level 1

While designing a sample website you will learn the basics of Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).  Skills will include creating formatted text, adding images, hyperlinks for page to page navigation, page layout, and page background formatting.  Using a text editor, and a free Web page editor, you will create a home page and several other linked pages to compose a small website.  We will discuss Website transfer and site hosting to get your site online.  Note: Though the course is taught on a Windows platform, the techniques covered will also apply to Macintosh systems.

Suggested Prerequisites:  Good computer skills including basic file management and using a Web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox

Instructor: Jay Partlan, has taught credit and non-credit courses at UNH, Granite State College, Northern Essex Community College, New Hampshire Community Technical College and Newbury College

302 CMPA1120-RWC: W, 6-9pm, 4 wks, 2/16-3/8, $265 + $53 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk
298 CMPA1120-RWA: Sat, 9am-1pm, 3 wks, 2/18-3/3, $265 + $53 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk
299 CMPA1120-RWB: Sat, 9am-1pm, 3 wks, 4/28-5/12, $265 + $53 materials fee + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk

 Web Design for the Beginner – Level 2

Learn techniques to enhance your website with XHTML tables, CSS to color and style text, links, and backgrounds, interactive forms, and laying out text and pictures using Positional CSS techniques.  Examine publishing and error checking methods for your website.

Suggested Prerequisites: Web Design for the Beginner – Level I or a working knowledge of Web Design using a text editor, including HTML and CSS

Instructor: Jay Partlan, has taught credit and non-credit courses at UNH, Granite State College, Northern Essex Community College, New Hampshire Community Technical College and Newbury College

300 CMPA1121-RWA: Sat, 9am-1pm, 3 wks, 3/17-3/31, $265 + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk
303 CMPA1121-RWC: Th, 6-9pm, 4 wks, 4/5-4/26, $265 + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk
301 CMPA1121-RWB: Sat, 9am-1pm, 3 wks, 6/2-6/16, $265 + $10 capital fee, Riverwalk