In this free course you'll learn the basics of creating your very first web page using the tag language of the Web, HTML. Anyone can learn how to create a simple Web page, and this course will quickly show you the steps to get started.

This is an introduction to creating static Web pages using HTML5 and formatting Web pages using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). In the course, you'll get hands-on experience with the latest version of HTML. The course is appropriate for students with no prior programming experience.

In Set Up and Run Your Own Web Server, you'll learn the tools and technology needed to set up and run your own Web site. In the course, each student gets their own virtual server to work with. You'll learn how to install the full web server technology stack, including the Apache web server, the MySQL database, and the PHP server-side scripting language. This course is a useful introduction to Web server technologies, particularly for students who are interested in going on to our more in-depth PHP and database courses in the future.

The C# Programming Language covers variables and types, classes, properties, control structures, custom exceptions and many more elements of the C# and .NET framework. Students will learn the new dynamic language features of C# 4.0 as well as data access using ADO.NET with SQLite.

Introduction to Java will teach you to create simple Java programs using the Java Development Kit (JDK 6). In this instructor-led course, you’ll be introduced to variables, functions, and arrays as well as many common Java APIs.

Introduction to Web Publishing with WordPress is intended for anyone who is interested in running their own Web site to establish a online business presence or personal publishing using the open-source WordPress publishing software. The content of the course is technical, although this is not a programming course. In the course you'll learn how to set up, configure, and customize the WordPress software to a Web server. Using the skills you'll pick up in this course, you'll be able to run and customize your own copy of WordPress on any commodity Web server without having to deal with the limitations of someone else's hosting.

The Linux Command Line teaches students how to navigate the Linux operating system through the terminal. Topics include the Linux directory structure, working with files, and creating shell scripts. Students will also learn about file permissions and managing background processes.