Web2Syllabus

Teacher	Derek Clarke	Grade Level	9–12
Email	dclarke@eastsideprep.org	Duration	Trimester
Web Design 2 Building off of what was learned in your Web Design 1, Web Design 2 will dive deeper into the design and collaboration side of web design. Utilizing frameworks and best practices, you will be tasked with completing a handful of websites and mini sites.
Course Questions The Big Question: What goes into a successful website?
Major Course Projects Project 1—What do you know Jumping right in, Project 1 will be a solo project to gauge where you are as a web designer. The project will consist of constructing a 3 page website in HTML & CSS. JS & frameworks are encouraged, but not required. Project 2—Getting on the same page For this assignment, you will again produce a 3 page website utilizing HTML & CSS, but you will do it as a group. You will be utilizing GitHub for this project. Project 3—Working with others Now that you have a better sense of how to work as a team, you will work with a mock client to produce a 5 page website. Project 4—Website re-design Working with the Graphic Design class, you will come up with a new look for Four11. Final Project—Find your own project For your final project, you will be expected to produce a made to order website for faculty or staff member at EPS.
Grading Criteria % Category Measures 5 Project 1 Production of a 3 page website. 10 Project 2 Production of a 3 page website as a group. 15 Project 3 Production of a made-to-order website. 15 Project 4 Production of a redesigned website. 30 Final Project Production of an EPS website. 10 Weekly Assignments Production and submission of weekly mini projects and assignments. 10 Weekly Discussions Participated in weekly discussions within the class room as well as online. 5 Responsible Action How well do you positively contribute to the academic environment? Are you ready to go when class starts? Are you prepared with your supplies and homework complete? Do you participate in the discussions? Do you help others when you are able to? Do you actively try to solve your problems and answer your own questions?
Course Texts There is no one assigned text for this class.
Late Work Assignments are due either at the beginning of or end of class and are determined by the project guidelines. In keeping with the school policy, assignments must be turned in within 7 calendar days of the original due dates. Late assignments can earn partial credit, but will lose Responsible Action points for being late. * The policy of Eastside Preparatory School is that no assignment deadline may extend beyond 7 calendar days from the date on which a student returns to school or beyond the date on which the assignment was due, whichever is later. While no teacher may extend the deadline beyond 7 calendar days, they may elect to require an earlier deadline.
Absence Policy Students are expected to track course assignments through the Canvas Course Page during absences. Upon return to school students are expected to email Mr. Clarke or visit in person for clarification of class material and assignment expectations.