unit-1

Deliverables

• Code Nation Registration
• Code Nation Fellowship Paperwork

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Objectives

Coders will…

1. Describe the purpose, routines, and procedures of fellowship.
2. Navigate using an integrated development environment (IDE).
3. Review HTML and CSS.
4. Use documentation to learn new skills and resolve coding issues.
5. Explain what DOM means and how we manipulate it.
6. Declare and use variables to store HTML elements, strings and numbers.
7. Use operators (+,-,*,/) to manipulate data types.
8. Save the value of HTML elements with the .value method.
9. Use event handlers to add interactivity to an webpage.
10. Use DOM manipulation (.innerHTML, .style, .src) to add interactivity to a webpage.
11. Use the console to debug.
12. Use best practices to write clean code.
13. Ask technical questions to get help with coding problems.
14. Write basic conditional statements (if, else, else if).
15. Write compound conditional statements.

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Vocabulary

HTML: HTML DOM

CSS: selector, property, key, value

JS: variables, operators, let, string, number, declare, data types, Number(), .value, selector, event handler, property, .style, .src, .innerHTML, .createElement, .appendChild, condition, conditional statements, boolean, if, else, else if, compound conditional, &&, ||, !, operators

Other: fellowship, agenda, Slack, scrum, integrated development environment (IDE), documentation, console, debugging

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Project Overview

Coders will create a portfolio using HTML and CSS. They will add projects from Intro to Web Dev or any personal projects to their portfolio. They will update their portfolio with new projects at the end of future units.

Project Materials

• Project Plan
• Starter Code
  • Light - blank template
  • Medium - layout included, CSS linked
  • Heavy - layout included, CSS linked, HTML pages linked
• Example Project