Kyle Harms received his Ph.D. in Computer Science in 2017 at Washington University in St. Louis. Under the supervision of Dr. Caitlin L. Kelleher, he investigated leveraging completion problems to help enable middle-school students to learn computer programming independently. Professor Harms has completed and published research on a variety of topics relating to young learners and learning how to code, both through structured programs and through self-taught methods. His software work is available on the novice programming environment Looking Glass and the open-source program github.
Web Design and DevelopmentCornell Certificate Program
Web Design and Development (CISC02)
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3 months with 7-10 hours of study per week
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Small-class Experience
Participate in facilitated discussions and live sessions with industry peers.
Real-world Projects
Apply learnings and insights to your work to make an impact right away.
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Enjoy meaningful feedback on assignments from expert facilitators.
Format
All Online
Time Commitment
3 months with 7-10 hours of study per week
Cost
$0
Learn From Top Minds
Courses are developed by Cornell faculty.
Power Your Career
Gain today’s most in-demand skills to stand apart.
Flexibility Fits Your Life
Learn on your schedule without stepping out of your job.
Small-class Experience
Participate in facilitated discussions and live sessions with industry peers.
Real-world Projects
Apply learnings and insights to your work to make an impact right away.
Personalized Feedback
Enjoy meaningful feedback on assignments from expert facilitators.
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Faculty Author
Kyle Harms
Lecturer
Cornell Bowers College of Computing and Information Science
Lecturer, Cornell Bowers College of Computing and Information Science
Key Course Takeaways
- Establish a framework for success in front-end web development
- Produce valid HTML that organizes content in a meaningful way for your target audience
- Use CSS to design and implement a web page that is appropriate for your target audience
- Employ visual design principles to create attractive, functional websites styled and laid out with CSS
- Enhance the user experience through interactivity with JavaScript
- Recognize basic JavaScript & jQuery syntax rules and event-based programming techniques
- Design, code, and evaluate a form to collect data inputs from your target audience

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