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UC-Davis' JavaScript Basics

4 week course on JavaScript.
This course introduces the programming language
JavaScript and shows the websites that include the
type of interactions students will eventually be
able to develop. Learners will understand the
importance of how JavaScript was developed and
why such history impacts the way JavaScript is
currently written and in future releases.
Learners will write their first scripts,
have their HTML and CSS skills assessed,
create variables and arrays and assign
values to them. If student’s skills are lacking,
resources and recommendations are provided to
improve these skills. There is ample opportunity
for students to practice these first, core skills.

U of Michigan's Advanced Styling w/Responsive Design

4 week course on Responsive Design.
This course is an introduction to the theory and practice of creating responsive websites.
Basically, designing website to run on a smartphone, tablet, laptop and/or desktop.
Class is taught by Colleen van Lent, PhD - University of Michigan, School of Information.
Also, Git, GitHub, CI and CD. Fourth year in web development.
Git and Github are current web server with my own domains; bauska.site, bauska.online and bauska.org

U of Michigan's Interactivity with JavaScript

4 week course on JavaScript.
This course will introduce you to the basics of the
JavaScript language. We will cover concepts such as
variables, looping, functions, and even a little bit
about debugging tools. You will understand how the
Document Object Model (DOM) is used by JavaScript
to identify and modify specific parts of your page.
After the course, learners will be able to react to
DOM Events and dynamically alter the contents and
style of their page. The class will culminate in
a final project - the creation of an interactive
HTML5 form that accepts and verifies input.

U of Michigan's Introduction to CSS3