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BYU-Hydro 302: Introduction to JavaScript
Enrollment is Closed
This module introduces individuals to the basics of JavaScript.
About This Course
Developing web apps using the Tethys platform or just developing a website may need the development or importation of javascript code to visualize or request different types of data. In order to develop or import javascript code, it is necessary to understand the basic nature of the programming language. For example, requesting the data and displaying such data in a chart or map for visualization lets the developer use multiple functionalities to display data in a concise and engaging way.
Target Audience
This module is intended for people learning the basics of javascript.
Tools Needed
A computer, IDE (optional)
Suggested Time Spent
3 hours
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of programming concepts such as variables, functions, and events
- BYU-Hydro-301, or an introductory knowledge of HTML and CSS