Learn JavaScript Through Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Web

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Introduction: Why JavaScript and Visual Studio and Find, Download and Install

Chapter 1: Getting Started with JavaScript and Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web

Lecture 1: Create and Run Your First JavaScript Page

Lecture 2: Write a Script to Access HTML Elements

Lecture 3: Create an External JavaScript File and Connect It to the Main Page

Lecture 4: Declare and Initialize Variables, and Display Their Type

Lecture 5: Create a Function and Pass Arguments into the Function

Lecture 6: Understand Variable Scope

Chapter 2: Performing Operations

Lecture 1: Performing Basic Arithmetic

Lecture 2: Assigning Values to Variables

Lecture 3: Comparing Values

Lecture 4: Checking Various Kinds of Conditions

Lecture 5: Precedence of Operations

Lecture 6: Logical "and", "or" and "negation" operators

Chapter 3: Program Flow

Lecture 1: Coding IF/Else Blocks

Lecture 2: Switch Statements

Lecture 3: Break Statements

Lecture 4: For Loops

Lecture 5: Coding While Loops

Lecture 6: Coding Do While Loops

Chapter 4: Using the Power of Objects

Lecture 1: Creating Objects

Lecture 2: Another Way of Creating Objects

Lecture 3: Changing an Object on the Fly

Lecture 4: Creating and Looping Through Arrays 1

Lecture 5: Creating and Looping Through An Array 2

Lecture 6: Growing Arrays

Lecture 7: Sorting and Reversing Arrays

Lecture 8: Handling Exceptional Situations

Chapter 5: Essential Mathematical Functions

Lecture 1: Basic Circle Calculator

Lecture 2: Tricks for Rounding Numbers

Lecture 3: Coding a Game of Chance with Random Numbers

Lecture 4: Looking at Basic String Functions

Chapter 6: The Document Object Model

Lecture 1: Seeing what's available in the Document Object Model

Lecture 2: Window Resolution and Available Space

Lecture 3: Dialog Boxes

Lecture 4: Opening Multiple Windows in Sequence

Lecture 5: Talking to the Browser

Lecture 6: View Page History, Add Links, and Forward and Back Buttons

Chapter 7: Getting to Know the Document Object in More Depth

Lecture 1: Getting to Know the Document Object

Lecture 2: Getting Component Information From the Document

Lecture 3: Copy HTML by Directly Addressing Page Elements

Lecture 4: Project

Chapter 8: Create a Game and Allow User to Choose Options

Lecture 1: Create the User Interface

Lecture 2: Declare the Global Variables, and Create the Run Function

Lecture 3: Create the Position Function, and the Paint Functions and Call Them

Lecture 4: Add Randomness to the Game

Lecture 5: Allow User to Choose Color of Canvas