Available Modules

This module provides the skills and knowledge via weekly tutorials and readings and also houses the CW1 assessment tasks of CIS1705 Accessible Web Design and Development.
This module provides the tutorials and weekly tutorials for CIS2701 - Fundamentals of Web Coding. The module will cover the fundamental aspects of programming and software development for the web. It will introduce you to two of the most popular programming languages on the web: JavaScript and PHP.
CIS2714 User Experience Design and Analytics is mostly class activities but this area contains some tutorials and activities that will take place in this module.
CIS2715 Web Systems Development and Security Web applications are now a cornerstone of modern life. From streaming your favourite shows to managing complex tasks at work, almost every piece of software has a web or mobile version. These systems rely on central databases and APIs, enabling users to work flexibly, whenever and wherever they choose. However, with this accessibility comes a significant responsibility: security. Users need confidence that their data and activities are protected, making secure design and development skills crucial.
🌟 Step into the World of Quality Assurance:
The module introduces you to the technologies, algorithms, and approaches for developing web-based mobile applications and games. The module covers concepts and tools involved in mobile game development. It introduces you to JavaScript frameworks that are used for developing mobile web games. You will use GitHub to maintain versioning for your code. The following links are important, will be discussed later:
This module will focus on web usability, accessability and improving interfaces and interaction by using the various data sources available to the developer.
These tutorials are designed to complement your theoretical learning by providing hands-on experience with data analysis and visualisation using Apache Superset. Throughout these sessions, you will engage in step-by-step guides that will introduce you to the fundamentals of Business Intelligence (BI), including the creation and interpretation of various charts, the design of user-friendly dashboards, and the application of predictive modelling.
This is not a course but a list of tools that may be useful for third year web students when planning and developing final year projects.
The following are recommended Ai tools to aid the research process. They are not intended to be used to eliminate the need for your brain, thoughts or actions but instead they should be used as aids to help you do research tasks a little quicker.
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