Virginia's Community Colleges: ITP 245 - Developing User Interfaces

ITP 245 - Developing User Interfaces

Course Description

Effective: 2019-01-01

Provides instruction in the creation of computer application user interfaces that offer

Lecture 4 hours. Total 4 hours per week.

4 credits

General Course Purpose

A course for students who build user applications for web sites, mobile devices, and desktop applications.

Course Objectives

Design and create positive user interface experiences for various platforms
Use a 3-tier architecture model for applications
Apply business layer assemblies to user interfaces
Use scaffolding code-generating techniques to interact with data models

Major Topics to be Included

User interface concepts and fundamentals
ASP.NET for traditional web development
Model-View-Controller for web development with a clear separation of concerns
Windows Presentation Foundation for desktop applications
Other development platform options

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