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The office of Community Education at California State University is
pleased to present this popular series of courses designed to help you
achieve your goals of navigating the exciting internet and publishing on
the World Wide Web.  Each course is entirely hands-on and taught by
experienced, student-friendly instructors.  Registrations must be made in
advance to ensure every participant his or her own computer.  Contact
Danika Brown at 619-750-4018, or e-mail danika_brown@csusm.edu  for
further information and additional registration forms.

Saturday, September 30, 1995 1:00pm-4:00pm
"Introduction to the Internet":  This course will familiarize the internet
beginner with the basic concepts of the internet including e-mail, FTP
(file transfer protocol), Usenet News and gopher.  Students will receive
an overview of the history and features of the net, and will have the
opportunity to "surf" for themselves.

Wednesday, October 4, 1995 6:00pm - 9:00pm
"Introduction to the World Wide Web":  This course will be a comprehensive
introduction to the World Wide Web for internet access.  The course will
review the Internet, explain acronyms and the Web project, review
browsers, demonstrate search engines and indexes, explain how to get
connected, download, and solve common problems.  The course will provide
ample opportunity for participants to practice as they learn.

Saturday, October 7, 1995 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Lab time 4:00 - 5:00pm
"Publishing on the Web: Introduction to HTML":   In this seminar, students
will learn to use Hypertext Markup Language to create a basic home page
with links, anchors, and basic icons.  This class is for beginners; the
student creates a simple home page in class.  (Required: Introduction to
the World Wide Web or equivalent experience.)

Wednesday, October 11, 1995 6:00pm - 8:00pm, Supervised Lab 8:00-9:00pm
"Publishing on the Web:  Images and Imagemaps":   In this course,
participants will learn to use images,  create imagemaps and work with
format and alignment of text and images. Participants learn to scan images
and format the image for use on the web.  The images are then used to
create "clickable imagemaps" for the web.  This is an intermediate
course.  Students may bring images to scan.  (Suggested pre-requisite:
Introduction to HTML or equivalent experience.  A course on Adobe
Photoshop will be offered in the future to those students wishing to gain
further expertise.)

Saturday, October 14, 1995 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Lab time 4:00 - 5:00pm
"Publishing on the Web: Forms":  Students will learn to create forms using
HTML for use in their home page documents on the Web.  Form tags and
elements will be explored.  The student will design and create a complex
form using all the available buttons.  The Common Gateway Interface will
be discussed and students will learn how to create simple CGI scripts. 
The relationship between the form and the CGI script is emphasized.  This
is an intermediate course.  (Suggested pre-requisite: Introduction to HTML
or equivalent experience.)

Wednesday, October 18, 1995 6:00pm - 9:00pm
"Publishing on the Web: Advanced HTML":  This course will cover advanced
features of HTML, including tables, other implemented HTML 3.0 tags,
access control and an overview of the server configuration files.  HTML
3.0 tags are discussed.  Students learn to incorporate working tags into
their previously developed home page (which could be quite complex by now
if they've attended every seminar!). This is an intermediate course. 
(Suggested pre-requisite:  Introduction to HTML or equivalent experience.)


Cost for each course taken individually is $65.00.
Discounted cost for 3 courses is $175.00.
Discounted cost for 4 courses is $220.00.
Cost for  5 courses is $275.00.
Cost for all six (6) seminars is $300.00.
*These prices reflect an introductory rate and are valid for this series
only.  Prices subject to change.

Records of attendance will be maintained by the Office of Community
Education, California State University.  Students will receive a
certificate of completion at the end of each seminar.
You can use a photocopy of the registration form on the back of this sheet
or request a separate registration form from the Office of Community
Education (619-750-4018).

On all suggested pre-requisites, equivalent experience is to be determined
by the individual registering for the courses.  If a participant registers
for a course which does not match his/her level of experience, no refund
of registration fees can be made.  If you are unsure of your experience
equivalency, please call in advance.

Refunds made only before day of course.  $10.00 administration fee held on
all refunds.  No refunds given on the day of the course.


Space is limited, please register in advance!
Office of Community Education,California State University, San Marcos
http://coyote.csusm.edu:80/gopher/cwis/academic_departments/Extended_Studies/

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Danika Brown
Community Education
California State University
San Marcos, CA
619-750-4018