Part III: Getting Your Education
by Bud E. Smith, Kathleen Taylor
Getting a Web Development Job For Dummies
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Part I: Getting a Job in Web Development
- Chapter 1: Seeing the Big Picture of Web Development Jobs
- Chapter 2: Exploring Web Development Career Paths
- Chapter 3: Understanding Where Web Designers Work
- Chapter 4: Seeing Yourself in a Web Development Job
- Part II: Core Technologies for Web Development
- Chapter 5: Charting Your Path in Web Development
- Chapter 6: Discovering the Technology behind the Internet
- Chapter 7: Introducing Web History
- Chapter 8: Introducing HTML
- Chapter 9: Understanding CSS and JavaScript
- Chapter 10: Tracing the Web Development Life Cycle
- Chapter 11: Implementing and Shipping a Site
- Part III: Getting Your Education
- Part IV: Charting Your Career Path
- Part V: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 19: Ten Frequently Asked Questions in Web-Developer Interviews
- What Is Your Greatest Strength?
- What Is Your Greatest Weakness?
- Why Do You Want to Leave Your Current Company?
- Tell Us about an Accomplishment You’re Proud of
- Tell Us about a Problem and How You Handled It
- Why Do You Want to Work at Our Company?
- Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years?
- Are You Willing to Relocate?
- Are You Willing to Travel?
- Do You Have Any Questions for Us?
- Chapter 20: Ten Interesting Job Search Websites for Web Developers
- Chapter 21: Ten Red-Hot Roles for Web Developers
- Chapter 19: Ten Frequently Asked Questions in Web-Developer Interviews
- About the Authors
- Cheat Sheet
Part III
Getting Your Education
Check out www.dummies.com/extras/gettingawebdevelopmentjob for details on the move from tables to CSS in web development.
In this part …
- Find out what your educational options are
- Learn what’s “required” for a web development job
- Check out value-added educational options
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