Day 1/2

Describe the role of a front-end developer within the software development lifecycle.
Identify key technologies and tools used in front-end development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Explain the course structure, learning outcomes, and assessment methods.
Navigate and set up the development environment, including code editors and browser developer tools.
Explain the roles of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in front-end development.
Create a simple web page using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Set up and use basic build tools such as npm, ESLint, and Git.
Apply version control practices using Git and GitHub.

Answer the question, “What is a computer program?”
Distinguish between primitive information (data types) and complex information (objects)
Describe three general forms of primitive information
- Textual, Numeric, and Conceptual
List the three aspects of every computer program and how they relate to the main languages for web development
- Content - HTML
- Presentation - CSS
- Functionality - JavaScript
Follow the coding standards/styling rules for JavaScript based on ESLint configurations
Explain the rationale behind the best practices for learning via the code demos/homework for the course
- In-class demos:
  - You can copy code from posted lessons on this site during class (especially online)
  - You should add your own notes/comments on the code samples
- Homework/Practice:
  - Manually type the code - Do NOT copy/paste. Manually typing out and testing the code is the best way to exercise your understanding of what it does.
  - Keep a running list of Homework Questions that can be asked when you return to class. You can then update that list with answers. Be as specific as possible in your questions.

Learning Outcome Guide