1. CSS Fundamentals: This course covers the basics of CSS, including syntax, selectors, properties, and values. Students will learn how to style HTML elements, create simple layouts, and apply colors, fonts, and borders to web pages.

2. Introduction to CSS Layout: Building on the fundamentals, this course introduces basic layout techniques using CSS, including the box model, positioning, floats, and display properties. Students will learn how to create simple page layouts and arrange elements on a web page.

3. Styling Text with CSS: In this course, students will learn how to style text using CSS, including font properties, text alignment, text decoration, and spacing. Topics may also include working with web fonts and creating typographic effects.

4. CSS Box Model: This course focuses on understanding the CSS box model, including margin, border, padding, and content areas. Students will learn how to manipulate box dimensions and spacing to control the layout and appearance of elements on a web page.

5. Working with CSS Colors and Backgrounds: This course covers CSS properties for defining colors and backgrounds, including color values, background images, gradients, and background positioning. Students will learn how to enhance the visual appeal of web pages using color and background effects.

6. Understanding CSS Selectors: This course explores CSS selectors in depth, covering basic selectors, attribute selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements. Students will learn how to target specific elements in HTML documents and apply styles selectively.

7. Introduction to Responsive Design with CSS: This course introduces the concept of responsive web design and teaches students how to create layouts that adapt to different screen sizes and devices using CSS media queries. Topics may include viewport settings, fluid layouts, and responsive images.

8. CSS Transitions and Animations: In this course, students will learn how to create simple animations and transitions using CSS, including keyframes, transforms, and transition properties. Students will explore how to add interactivity and visual effects to web pages without JavaScript.