Class 1 Learning Objectives

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By the end of this class students will be able to:

HTML

Identify the main type of content on the WWW
Know what HTML stands for
Describe the request/response flow defined by HTTP
Describe the components of HTML tag structure
Describe what an HTML element is, and how an element is related to a tag
Name, describe the purpose of, and use common HTML tags: <b>, <em>, <a>, <img>, <br>, <p>, <span>, <div>, <form>
Define HTML attributes and how they are used
Describe how whitespace in HTML documents affects rendering
Describe inline and block display; for common elements identify their default display
Describe HTML document structure and associated elements: doctype, <html>, <head>, <body>, <title>
Create a properly-structured document head

Git

Describe the main functionality provided by a version control system (VCS)
Describe the practical applications of this functionality: revision history, collaboration, backup
Explain what a repository is
Explain what a commit is
Describe the basic commit flow and commands: status, add, commit, log
Initialize a new Git repository
Commit to a local repository
Clone a project from a remote Git repository
Explain the two Git file status: tracked and untracked
Explain what types of changes should be within a commit