Web-Engineering I: Grundlagen der Web-Entwicklung (iversity)

Web-Engineering I: Grundlagen der Web-Entwicklung (iversity)

Lernen Sie die Technologien, aus denen das Web besteht, und designen und entwickeln Sie Ihre eigene Webpräsenz. Von der Chronik des Internets über die Grundlagen des Webs und des Screendesigns bis hin zum Tuning der Website.

Von der Homepage zur professionellen Website

Lernen Sie die Probleme bei Planung, Entwicklung, Test und Wartung von Websites kennen. Sie erwerben die Kompetenz, W3C-konforme, sichere und performante Webpräsenzen zu entwickeln. „Web-Engineering“ bietet Konzepte, Methoden, Techniken und Werkzeuge für die systematische Entwicklung von Websites und Web-Applikationen.

Sie üben online den Umgang mit der Infrastruktur und den Werkzeugen, die für die Entwicklung und Wartung einer mit Twitter Bootstrap aufgebauten Website benötigt werden. Sie lernen insbesondere die dafür notwendigen technischen und architektonischen Grundlagen. Der Kurs führt auch in die Sicherheitsproblematik von Websystemen ein. Sie analysieren Angriffsmethoden und entwickeln Gegenmaßnahmen.

Kursinhalt:
Sie erlernen die folgenden Inhalte anhand von Lehrvideos, Screencasts und interaktiven Online-Übungen und erproben die technischen Aspekte in Kleingruppen an Beispielen aus der Praxis.

Kapitel 1: Chronik des Internets: vom ARPANET über HTTP in die Cloud
Kapitel 2: Grundlagen des Webs: HTML, CSS
Kapitel 3: Grundlagen des Screen-Designs und der Website-Usability
Kapitel 4: Sicherheits- und Performance-Tuning einer Website

Als Lerngegenstand für das Erkunden und Anwenden der Kursinhalte dient das mobile webbasierte Audience-Response-System ARSnova. Es wird als Live-Feedback- und Lernkarten-App in diesem MOOC eingesetzt.

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