Technology Department

The Technology Department equips students with the skills to build, secure, and control digital systems from the ground up.

No Tag Name Use Version
1aHyperlink, formerly anchor tag4
2abbrabbreviation4
3addressTo add postal address4
4areaHyperlink for Image Map4
5articleAn independent article for blog post.5
6asideside bar for layout5
7audioTo play audio file5
8bbold text4
9basebase URL4
10bdiBiDirectional Isolate5
11bdoBiDirectional Override4
12blockquoteBlock level quotation4
13bodybody of web document4
14brline break4
15buttonDefault button4
16button type="button"button tag4
17button type="reset"reset button for form4
18button type="submit"submit button for form4
19canvascanvas tag for drawing, graphics and games5
20captioncaption for table tag4
21citecited title4
22codeCode to show4
23colcolumn for table colgroup4
24colgroupgroup for table columns4
25datamachine readable data with value attribute5
26datalistdatalist for input controls5
27dddescription data in dl4
28deldeleted text4
29detailsdetails for collapsible content5
30dfnDefine Instance4
31dialogDialog box or window5
32divdivision, block level element for grouping4
33dlDescription List4
34dtDescription term of dl4
35ememphasize text4
36embedTo embed plugins5
37fieldsetgroup of form controls4
38figcaptioncaption for figure5
39figureItems like picture or graphical content5
40footerfooter of content5
41formform to submit user information to web server4

HTML Curriculum – Beginner to Intermediate

Module 1 – Introduction Lesson 1: Intro to Websites and HTML Goal: Understand what HTML is, how it works in a web browser, and its role in building websites. Topics: What is a website? How the browser reads HTML files HTML vs CSS vs JavaScript The concept of markup language Exercise: Create a file called index.html with basic HTML structure and open it in a browser. Module 2 – HTML Basics Lesson 2: HTML Tags Goal: Learn the structure of tags, elements, and nesting rules. Topics: Opening and closing tags Self-closing tags Examples:

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Exercise: Create a page with at least 5 different HTML tags. Lesson 3: HTML Attributes Goal: Understand how attributes add information to HTML tags. Topics: Common attributes: id, class, title Syntax rules for attributes Exercise: Create a

with title and class attributes and inspect in the browser. Module 3 – Text and Structure Lesson 4: HTML Text Goal: Learn to format and structure written content. Topics:

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Quotation tags:

, Exercise: Write a mini biography using multiple text formatting tags. Lesson 5: HTML Headings Goal: Learn hierarchical structure for titles and sections. Topics:

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SEO importance Exercise: Create a document with a main heading and multiple subheadings. Lesson 6: HTML Block and Inline Elements Goal: Differentiate block vs inline behavior. Topics: Examples of block (e.g.,
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) Examples of inline (e.g., , ) Exercise: Make a page showing block elements stacked and inline elements on the same line. Lesson 7: HTML Doctype Goal: Learn why exists. Topics: HTML versions Standards mode vs quirks mode Exercise: Create two HTML pages—one with and one without DOCTYPE—and compare. Module 4 – Lists, Media, and Links Lesson 8: HTML List Goal: Create ordered, unordered, and definition lists. Topics: