Category: Area of Expertise

This course explores the creation and manipulation of digital images intended for use on the Web. Topics include basic digital photography, acquisition of images, and intermediate image manipulation. Students will do projects creating images suitable for the internet.

Although large-scale web sites still require considerable development effort, there are today several options for establishing a web presence using tools designed for non-programmers. This course gives students understanding of and experience with installing and customizing websites using tools such as Blogs, Wikis,and content management systems.

He provides flexibility with deadlines.

Was very knowledgeable on the subjects at hand

• 2016 Recorded a video lecture series for installing the Joomla Content Management system and put it on YouTube. This was optional content for the Rapid Online Presence Course.
  • Part 1: Joomla CMS installation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s47yzAbyuWE
  • Part 2: Setting up Joomla: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWmul5hGZ70
• 2016 – 2017. The class used an open source wikipedia-like tool called wikepage. I created several videos to go over installing it:
  • Understanding Unix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWcHMKzWgh0
  • Video Tutorial on using WikePage (a wiki CMS): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJB9ZAAXY4E

Javascript Validation Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjV13Z-hYZM

This course explores the creation of digital video for use on the web. Topics include basics of digital videography, acquisition of audio, editing, streaming, compression, as well as storytelling with video and integration into web sites and applications.

There was a web development minor for students outside of RIT’s computing college that I have taught: https://www.rit.edu/study/web-design-and-development-minor

I was abruptly assigned these after another faculty had to leave. A lot of curriculum had to be developed in this class when prior systems in place wouldn’t function correctly anymore. If you want to learn more about the curriculum development please contact me!

The final course in the minor in Web Design and Development (for non-GCCIS majors). Students will develop a deeper understanding of technologies underlying the web and how to combine them. This course builds upon the work from the preceding four courses in the minor and emphasizes integrating multiple technologies and content sources to create sophisticated web sites and web applications for desktop and mobile devices. This course is not available to GCCIS majors.

Project 1 Assignment: https://people.rit.edu/~jxtadm/wia/projects/stage1.html

• Tutorials developed for the class:
  • PHPMyAdmin and Simple Tables: https://people.rit.edu/~jxtadm/wia/ice4b.html
  • Using mysqli from PHP:https://people.rit.edu/~jxtadm/wia/ice5a.html