Well my first thought Marius is why you feel a need for a division
between scientific and artistic?
Much of web design, website creation, development, whatever you want
to call it, I would much more closely describe as something more akin
to industrial and or product design, where much
I entirely agree Joe. Especially your point that web design is more akin to
product design. An MA course should assume that the student has a sufficient
understanding of the fundamentals involved, the fish if you will: HCI,
Databases, Dynamic Programming, (X)HTML, CSS, Usability, Design
subjects.
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Subject: [WSG] MA in web development
Hello everyone,
Last night
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 9:12 PM, Marius Milcher
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HCI,
Databases, Dynamic Programming, (X)HTML, CSS, Usability, Design
Methodologies etc. and, as an entry requirement, that this knowledge come
from a relevant computing degree.
M
I know that is how universities
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To: wsg wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] MA in web development
Hello everyone,
Last night a proposal has been hinted at me to put together an MA course in
web development for a UK University. That's all I have been told so far.
I
Jason Grant wrote:
All suggestions are very much appreciated.
You might want to have a look at the MIT Software Engineering for Web
Applications course for ideas:
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-171Fall2003/CourseHome/
There's also a book and video
] MA in web development
Hello everyone,
Last night a proposal has been hinted at me to put together an
MA course in web development for a UK University. That's all I have been
told so far.
I was wondering what people were feeling such a course ought to
contain.
I
standards are released.
I liked the list that Andreas suggested.
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Sent: Thursday, 12 June 2008 5:30 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] MA in web development
Personally I would see a course
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Subject: Re: [WSG] MA in web development
Personally I would see a course in Web Design pointless.
I am doing Computer Science, but with Computer Science the
foundations tend to rarley change. If you set up a Masters in Web
Design it's likley it would become invalid after a while
On 12 Jun 2008, at 13:40, Joseph Ortenzi wrote:
A good course teaches you to fish, to borrow from the ancient adage.
therefore html 4/5 is a non-issue.
Therefore any current course would include the complete
understanding of BOTH current and emerging standards and any good
student and
I'm studying BSc Business Information Technology at London South Bank
University. It has been around for nearly 10 years now. There is an MSc
available too...[1]
At an undergraduate level we study, at length, Systems Analysis, Information
Architecture , Dynamic Programming languages (ASP, PHP)
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*Subject:* Re: [WSG] MA in web development
Personally I would see a course in Web Design pointless.
I am doing Computer Science, but with Computer Science the foundations tend
to rarley change. If you set up a Masters in Web Design it's likley it would
become invalid after a while
Hello everyone,
Last night a proposal has been hinted at me to put together an MA course in
web development for a UK University. That's all I have been told so far.
I was wondering what people were feeling such a course ought to contain.
I have my views of course, but would not like to
: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 09:30:36 +1000
To: wsg wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] MA in web development
Hello everyone,
Last night a proposal has been hinted at me to put together an MA course in
web development for a UK University. That's all I have been told so far.
I was wondering what
aboehmer wrote:
It could contain a pile of subjects, depending on how far you want to
take it. Here just some ideas:
HTML/CSS
Multimedia (Video, Flash, Podcasts, etc)
Basics in Programming (PHP/VB, etc)
Usability
Accessibility
Search Engine Optimisation
Basics in Graphic Design
What is this hinted university thinking of or already offering at the
undergraduate level?
mark
That's what I would like to know as well.
Jason
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