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Web design & development - II ( 28552 )
State Document Object Model (DOM ).
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Web design & development - II ( 28552 )
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Chapter-1: Client Side Scripting Language Framework
State Document Object Model (DOM ).
Describe the manipulation of DOM.
State Client-Side framework.
Describe different client-side framework.
Explain JavaScript runtime environments.
Chepter 2 - DYNAMIC WEBSITE AND FRAMEWORK
State dynamic website
Mention the characteristics of dynamic website.
Differentiate between static website and dynamic website.
Define framework.
Describe different types of framework.
Explain DML and DDL for database.
Basic of CMS
Chepter 3 - CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS)
State Content Management System (CMS)
List the features of CMS
Mention the advantages and disadvantages of CMS
Define cPanel.
State cPanel components.
Define dashboard.
Describe dashboard components.
chepter 4 - E-Commerce
Define E-Commerce
State the features of E-Commerce
Describe the structure of E-Commerce
State E-Commerce payment systems.
State security standard for E-Commerce
Chepter 5 - Domain and Hosting
Define domain, sub-domain and add-on domain.
Describe domain registration process.
Describe the functions of BTCL & BTRC.
Define web hosting.
Chepter 6 - Web Security and Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Describe the web hosting process.
State web security.
Describe security threats for web with reason.
State the hosting server.
Explain website security model.
State hacker with classification.
State Search Engine Optimization(SEO).
Explain different types of SEO techniques.
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