2 day course 
Supporting material 
Virtual, Private JavaScript is one of the web’s core components. It allows us to add behavior and interactivity to web pages.
jQuery takes programming JavaScript to the next level and gives you the ability to quickly and easily turn static content into something dynamic and interactive, enhancing user experience across your website. During this two-day course, we'll guide you through everything you need to know to start programming in JavaScript, from the basics of the syntax and the document object model to working with forms and user events.
You’ll also gain knowledge of the most popular JavaScript library, jQuery, and how it can be used to enhance and streamline your web development process.
Our JavaScript & jQuery course is available as a private training session that can be delivered via Virtual Classroom or at a location of your choice in Australia.
Course overview
Who should attend:
To attend this course a good understanding of HTML & CSS is required. If you’re ready to take your web development to the next level so that users get the most out of visiting your website, then this course is for you.
What you'll learn:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Manage programming in JavaScript, the syntax and be aware of good practice when it comes to laying out your code
- Work with the document object model
- Identify when and where you should use JavaScript to develop your webpages
- Use the jQuery library to dramatically increase your productivity
- Use jQuery to easily add effects and animations, as well as handling advanced functionality such as AJAX
Course agenda
- Text editors and software set-ups
- JavaScript syntax
- Types and objects
- The document object model
- Good programming practices
- Working with events and forms
- Debugging and testing
- Basic and advanced selectors
- Basic and advanced filters
- Manipulating page content
- Manipulating page styles
- Working with events
- Animations and effects
- Embedding AJAX with jQuery
- Bringing it all together
