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# Intro to Frontend

Here you can find module content and assignments for the Intro to Frontend module.

| Week | Topic                                                                                                                      | Preparation                                                                      | Assignment                                                                     | Session Plan                                                                       |
| ---- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1.   | [The browser environment, DOM, event listeners and making requests](/course-content/foundation/intro-to-frontend/week1.md) | [Preparation](/course-content/foundation/intro-to-frontend/week1/preparation.md) | [Assignment](/course-content/foundation/intro-to-frontend/week1/assignment.md) | [Session Plan](/course-content/foundation/intro-to-frontend/week1/session-plan.md) |

## Learning goals

* [ ] Understand the browser environment
  * [ ] HTML vs CSS vs JS
  * [ ] Client vs server
  * [ ] Where is the script tag being loaded
* [ ] How to use the DOM to implement dynamic functionality
  * [ ] What is it and what do developers use the DOM for?
  * [ ] DOM manipulation
    * [ ] Get elements
    * [ ] Insert elements
    * [ ] Element manipulation (style, innerHTML, text)
    * [ ] Window object
    * [ ] Document object
* [ ] How to use Event Listeners to implement interactivity
  * [ ] Document onload
  * [ ] Click, submit, change, input - Focus on usage
* [ ] Displaying external data
  * [ ] Fetch (No promise explanation! Focus on usage)


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