Microsoft 70-480: HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3

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This course provides developers with the knowledge and skills for utilizing HTML, JavaScript, and CSS3 to develop and style web applications and interfaces. This course provides credit towards the MCSD certification.

This course is designed for developers with at least one year of experience with programming the fundamental business/application logic for an assortment of application types and hardware/software platforms using JavaScript. We also recommend that students have at least one to two years of practice with HTML in an object-oriented, event-driven programming model.

Who this course is for?

    Developers Programmers

Who should take this exam?

Candidates for this exam are developers with at least one year of experience developing with HTML in an object-based, event-driven programming model, and programming essential business logic for a variety of application types, hardware, and software platforms using JavaScript.

Candidates should also have a thorough understanding of the following:

    Managing program flow and events Asynchronous programming Data validation and working with data collections including JQuery Handling errors and exceptions Arrays and collections Working with variables, operators, and expressions Working with prototypes and methods Decision and iteration statements

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What will I learn from the Microsoft 70-480 course?

You’ll learn how to implement and manipulate document structures and objects, implement program flow, access and secure data, and use CSS3 in applications. The course will teach you HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and jQuery.

Who is the Microsoft 70-480 course for?

This IT training course is ideal for developers and programmers. It’s designed for individuals with at least a year of experience with programming and a year or two of practice with HTML in an object-oriented, event-driven programming model.