Whilst I don't think this is a complete exercise, the coursework for one of my Uni modules is online and focused heavily on cross-browser JavaScript, XML/DOM ma

Whilst I don't think this is a complete exercise, the coursework for one of my Uni modules is online and focused heavily on cross-browser JavaScript, XML/DOM manipulation and XSL. http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~ptw/teaching/IWT/coursework/cw.html http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~ptw/teaching/IWT/coursework/cw.htm... It turned out that most of the class found this pretty challenging, and whilst it didn't include server side stuff which I thought should have been covered I also thought it wasn't a bad exercise given the time expectation associated with it (no more than 8 hours is expected for a piece of coursework like that). My answer to that coursework is online still: http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~dkitch01/IWT/ http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~dkitch01/IWT/ As to what I would teach, I would do it in this order: 1) CGI (Server side responding to requests and basic HTTP) 2) PHP (Scripting on the server) 3) Java (Compiled code on the server) 4) HTML 5) JavaScript Validation (Reading the DOM, editing existing elements) 6) JavaScript Manipulation (Writing DOM) 7) AJAX (Conversing with web services) It should be incremental and accumulative.