Building Web-Based Engineering Tools with JavaScript
Requirements
- Basic understanding of programming concepts, including if statements, objects and arrays.
- Basic understanding of engineering statics is useful, but not essential.
Description
Are you an engineer interested in programming and software development? Do you regularly use Excel to build your own calculation spreadsheets?
Learn how to build your own engineering calculation software using JavaScript and the SkyCiv Quick Design framework!
In this course we'll learn basic JavaScript and HTML and build a web-application together, all in under 2 hours! This course is intended for engineers who are new to programming, and we'll cover all the fundamentals you need to understand how web-applications are built.
The course will cover the following topics:
Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
JavaScript Programming
Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
Dynamic SVG Graphics
MathJax Reporting
Markdown Documentation
We'll also use the components from the Quick Design JavaScript framework to accelerate the creation and testing of our web application. SkyCiv has developed the Quick Design framework in-house to build complex structural analysis and design software. This framework has now been opened to the public to allow engineers to develop their own calculation software without the need for investment in servers and web architecture.
Upon completion of the course, we'll also provide an overview on how to host your own web applications on the SkyCiv Quick Design Framework.
Who this course is for:
- Engineers looking to develop their own calculation software.
Instructor
SkyCiv is a new and exciting cloud based Structural Analysis and Design software. The software is powerful, easy to use and since it's online, there is nothing to download or install!
SkyCiv has put together a range of Udemy courses to help students and professional engineers excel in their industry and learn the software and skills they need to succeed.
All courses are free, so we hope you enjoy!