Kyle Harms received his Ph.D. in Computer Science in 2017 at Washington University in St. Louis. Under the supervision of Dr. Caitlin L. Kelleher, he investigated leveraging completion problems to help enable middle school students to learn computer programming independently. He has completed and published research on a variety of topics relating to young learners and learning how to code, both through structured programs and through self-taught methods. His software work is available on the novice programming environment, Looking Glass, and the open source program github.
Course Overview
In this course, you will build a form to collect data input. This process begins with analyzing how web requests work and identifying the parameters of the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP). Next, you will design and code a form to collect user data. You'll use advanced topics such as client-side form validation and error messages to improve the user experience and overall validity of collected data. You will then evaluate your form and implementation to ensure the final design is appropriate and functional.
Key Course Takeaways
- Use HTTP requests and parameters to pass user data to the web server
- Design a universally accessible form to collect data from your target audience
- Write code in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build a functional form with data validation
- Conduct a non-user based evaluation of the design and implementation of your form that includes a focus on gender inclusiveness
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Course Length
2 weeks
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7 to 10 hours of study per week
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100% online, instructor-led
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Kyle Harms
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Cornell Bowers Computing and Information Science
Senior Lecturer, Cornell Computing and Information Science
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- Aspiring web developers, web designers, and UX designers
- Backend programmers who need front-end skills to become full-stack developers
- Self-taught web programmers
- Entrepreneurs
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