As a registered student in this course, you will have an account on the hills server at CCSF. Here is important information about the Hills server. If you have trouble with your hills login or password, please send me an email so that I can have the system administrator reset it.

An important class resource is my fog Web Site, where you can find links to JavaScript examples and tutorials.

There is no required textbook for this course.

The recommended textbook for this course is - JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, David Flanagan, O'Reilly, 6th edition, 978-0-596-80552-4. This book is oriented to students who have moderate to advanced programming skills.

Students with little or no programming skills should consider getting one of the following books:

1. Javascript, 5th Edtion, by Don Gosselin, Course Technology/Cengage Learning, ISBN 0-538-74887-7.

2. Javascript: Concepts & Techniques; Programming Interactive Web Sites, by Tina McDuffie, Franklin, Beedle, & Associates, Inc., ISBN 1-887902-69-4.

3. Internet & the World Wide Web (How to Program), 4th edition, by Deitel, Prentice Hall, ISBN 0-13-175242-1.

Note: These three books give more detailed examples and explanations than the Flanagan book, but the Flanagan book is more comprehensive concerning JavaScript.

If your Homework Assignment Web Page(s) are correct AND on time, you will receive full credit for that assignment. Late Homework Assignment Web Pages will be accepted after the due date, with a penalty of 5 points per day. Homework Assignments comprise 65% of your final grade.

The only test in this course is the Final Exam. This open book exam contains multiple-choice questions and will be taken online in the comfort of your home or similar place. The Final Exam comprises 30% of your final grade.

An "After Completion Report" is to be posted after every Homework Assignment. These reports comprise 5% of your final grade.