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课程名称：为设计师、管理者和企业家而设的编码 I 概述：你是否想体验从想法到代码的全过程？如果是，这门课程就是为你准备的！这是“为设计师、管理者和企业家而设的编码”专业化系列中的第一门课程，专为与开发者紧密合作的实践型参与者设计。课程重点讲解如何使用HTML和CSS这两个网络的核心构建块，从设计转化为代码。课程旨在提升你的创造力和信心，使你成为数字项目中更好的合作伙伴。本课程由弗吉尼亚大学达登商学院的顶尖教授开发和授课。 课程大纲： 1. **使用HTML进行原型设计**：这一周，我们将通过将线框图渲染成工作HTML来热身你的编码能力，理解网络页面及大多数数字资产是如何显示的。我们也会探讨小规模逐步构建的工作方式对用户体验（UX）重要性。 2. **用CSS管理HTML**：这一周，我们将重点关注与HTML密切相关的CSS（层叠样式表）。CSS通过控制HTML的外观和功能，旨在提高HTML的可读性和可管理性，并减少重复代码。如果你对第一周的内容仍感到不确定，这一周是一个很好的复习机会。如果你觉得第一周比较容易，可以在完成第二周后提前学习课程内容。 3. **调试HTML与CSS**：虽然这一周的主题听起来可能有些无聊，或者像是编码出错时的补救措施，但请相信我，编码的过程就是调试的过程。更重要的是，如果你能熟练掌握分析性调试（这是我们的目标），你将能够以平静和自信的态度处理任何编码任务。 4. **为开发准备你的设计**：你已将HTML和CSS应用于“快速暖通空调”项目的设计。这一周，你将准备你的设计，迎接下周的同行评审作业，在那里你将进行代码编写。我相信你会发现，清晰的设计可以帮助你集中精力理解该编码的内容和方式。 5. **你的工作原型**：现在，你已经成为一名编码者。没错，虽然你是初学者，但每个人都是从这里开始的。希望你能感受到，尽管编码是一项工作，但好奇心、专注和勤奋能够使你走得更远。这一周，你将从点子转化为代码，依据“快速暖通空调”的设计简要进行工作。 这门课程为希望理解编码基础并提升与开发团队合作能力的设计师、管理者和企业家提供了极好的学习机会。
Part: 1
Title:Prototyping with HTML
Description:This week, we’ll warm up your inner coder with some work in how to render a wireframe into working HTML- the core building block of how web pages (and most digital assets) look the way they do. We’ll also step back and consider the importance of working in small, incremental pages for creating great user experiences (UX).
Part: 2
Title:Making HTML Manageable with CSS
Description:This week, we’re going to take a look at an item that’s tightly tied to HTML: CSS, ‘cascading style sheets’. This are a way of controlling how HTML looks and functions and it’s designed to maximize readability/manageability of your HTML and minimize duplication. If you’re still a little uncertain about Week 1, I think you’ll find this week a good time to catch up. If you found Week 1 quick and easy, feel free to get ahead on the course after you finish Week 2.
Part: 3
Title:Debugging HTML & CSS
Description:This week might sound a little dull or like something you do when you code ‘wrong’. But please believe me- to code is to debug. More importantly, if you get comfortable with analytical debugging (and that’s our goal), you’ll be able to approach any coding task with calm and confidence.
Part: 4
Title:Preparing Your Design for Development
Description:You’ve learned and applied HTML and CSS to the designs from HVAC in a Hurry. This week, you’ll prepare your design for next week’s peer-reviewed assignment where you’ll code your design. I think you’ll find that nothing creates focus on what to code and how like a nice, clear design. (And the reverse is also true.)
Part: 5
Title:Your Working Prototype
Description:Well, now you’re a coder. Yes, really! You’re a beginner, sure, but that’s where everyone starts. I hope what you’re finding is that while coding is work, curiosity, focus, and diligence can take you a long way. This week, you’ll go from idea to code, working from the design brief from HVAC in a Hurry.
Do you want to experience what it is to go from idea to code? If so, this is the place for you! This is the first course in the Coding for Designers, Managers, and Entrepreneurs Specialization, which is specifically designed for you, if you’re a hands-on collaborator with developers. In this course, we’re going to focus on going from design to code with HTML & CSS, two core building blocks for pretty much everything on the web. You'll build creative confidence and competence that will make you an even better collaborator on digital projects. This course was developed at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and is taught by top-ranked faculty.
