MU Software Training

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3

Adobe Dreamweaver is a Web design tool that allows designers to create pages and manage Web sites through a graphical interface.

Following the Creating Web Pages course, you may take the Dreamweaver series of courses. We recommned the following order:

Getting Started, Images & Links is the first class, Introduction to CSS is second, Tables, Assets & Spry is third, and Multimedia, Rollovers & Publishing.

Note: In order to skip the Creating Web Pages course, you must e-mail training@missouri.edu to assess your skill with WYSIWYG editors, FTP and browsers.

Course Descriptions for XHTML & CSS Coding

Creating Web Pages

Prerequisite: General knowledge of the Windows or Macintosh operating environment

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Design for the World Wide Web
• Describe the Web
• Login to a Web Server
• Dissect a Web Page
• Create a Web Page
• Upload to Bengal
• Modify Web Pages

0.3 CEU's available for this course for an additional $25.

Dreamweaver CS3 1: Getting Started, Images & Links

Recommended Prerequisite: Creating Web Pages

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Explore the Workspace
• Plan and Define a Web Site
• Create a Web Page
• Import Text
• Set Page Properties
• Place Images
• Create Image Maps
• Modify Image Properties
• Insert Background Images
• Create Links and Link States
• Apply CSS Styles to Link States

0.3 CEU's available for this course for an additional $25.

Dreamweaver CS3 2: Introduction to CSS

Recommended Prerequisite: Dreamweaver CS3 1: Getting Started, Images & Links

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Format Text and Special Characters
• Create a List
• Identify Some Advantages of CSS
• Format Text using CSS
• Create a CSS Style Sheet
• Create page layout using CSS

0.3 CEU's available for this course for an additional $25.

Dreamweaver CS3 3: Tables, Assets & Spry

Recommended Prerequisite: Dreamweaver CS3 2: Introduction to CSS

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Insert a Table
• Format a Table
• Utilize Library Items
• Create Page Templates
• Add Keywords to a Page
• Create Spry widgets
• Edit Spry widgets

Dreamweaver CS3 4: Multimedia, Rollovers & Publishing

Recommended Prerequisite: Dreamweaver CS3 3: Tables, Assets & Spry

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Insert Layers
• Manipulate Layers
• Add Flash Buttons
• Insert Flash Text
• Include Windows Media and QuickTime Files
• Create Rollover Images
• Build a Swap Image
• Design a User-Triggered Action
• Publish a Web Site