Class 2 Learning Objectives

By the end of this class students will be able to:

HTML

• Describe the purpose of, and use additional HTML tags: <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <table>
• Create HTML comments

CSS

• Explain how CSS allows for separation of display and document structure
• Describe the 3 locations that style rules may be placed: external, document, inline
• Use CSS rules at each of the 3 possible locations
• Describe precedence between CSS rules based on location
• Use basic CSS rule types: font-size, color, font-family, background-color, text-align, etc
• Describe the following simple selector types, and situations in which each is preferred: element, ID, class

Git

• Explain some common use cases for branches
• Identify the master branch as the default branch for most projects
• Create a new Git branch
• Checkout a branch
• Stash and un-stash changes making up partially-completed work
• Merge one branch into another
• Describe what happens when, during a merge, there are conflicting changes in the two branches
• Describe the common branching strategies of feature branches and long-running branches
• Describe what is remote repository is
• Create and push to a remote repository
• Collaborate with another student on a git project via GitHub