It's not just a course.
Welcome!
This repository has been made for the students of the Intro to Web Development course offered by Hack To Help. This repository will act as an access point for any and all course materials and resources the students may need.
During this course you won't just be learning the material by doing meaningless projects, instead you will get the chance to work on a website for a great cause that will go live once completed.
- HTML
- CSS (including animations)
- JS
- Bootstrap 4
- Version Control with Git and GitHub
- Debugging simple websites w/ Chrome DevTools
There will be a $100 registration fee due at the first session. The registration fee will cover for breakfast, lunch, snacks, a t-shirt, and exciting prizes!
Location: The University of Texas at Dallas
There will be a total of seven sessions. Each session will be seven hours long and will go from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
- Session 1 - June 2nd, 2018 (from 2 P.M. to 5 P.M.)
- Session 2 - June 3rd, 2018
- Session 3 - June 9th, 2018
- Session 4 - June 10th, 2018
- Session 5 - June 16th, 2018
- Session 6 - June 17th, 2018
- Session 7 - June 23rd, 2018
You are to come to class on time and sit quitely until told to speak.
This course will be taught using a project-based approach. During the course we will work on five fun mini projects and one big project that will go live once completed.
The mini projects will, at max, take two sessions to complete and will help with the application of what is being taught.
The purpose of the mini projects is to prepare for our final project, the non-profit's website.
Shhh... it's top secret.
Hint: they will be fun!
Project guidelines for each project will be released on GitHub on the day that it is assigned and one way of doing the project will be available on GitHub after the due date.
There will be one final project.
This is what separates this course from a typical course. Your final project will not be a tough project that I've made up just to test you. Instead you will be solving an existing problem for a non-profit by building a website for them based on their needs.
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