Dept. Colloquiua

CS 101   Web Construction,  Fall 2009,  Instructor:  Jeffrey Horn

COURSE ANNOUNCEMENTS (Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009)

What's REALLY New:

• Assignment 7 is here! ) Click here.  This is the last one!  (Well, we will have a few quizzes and perhaps a small take-home assignment.

Not so New (Older Announcements):

• Assignment 6 is here!  Click here.

• Assignment 5 is here!  Click here.

• Assignment 4 is here!  Click here.

• Assignment 3 is here!  Click here.

• Assignment 2 is here!  Click here.

• Welcome to the course!

Administrativa

• Syllabus

• Our text's web site. 

• Tutoring:

  • We have our own, departmental, CS tutor (for 101 and other CS courses)

    • Chris Wells:   Available in NSF 1207 at 3-5pm  Tuesdays  and  1-3pm Thursdays

  • The All Campus Tutoring Center (ACT) also has some tutors for CS 101

    • ACT web site

    • CS 101 tutoring schedule (from ACT web site; go here for latest):

Lecture Notes

• Assignments

• Programming

• Tests and Quizes

LECTURE NOTES

VIDEOS:

• Intro to CSS using background colors

• Syntax for Comments in CSS

WORKSHPS:

• Brian Krent's CSS Workshops:

  • Main page

ASSIGNMENTS

• Assignment 1  "Software Setup"
  • Handed out:      Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009        
  • Due:                    Monday, Aug. 31, 2009    IN CLASS!
  • Goals:  Become familiar with basic concepts of text files (as web pages), editors vs. browsers, organization using folders.
  •  Details:
    • Graded S/U (pass/fail)
    • Use any TEXT editor you like (e.g., NotePad, WordPad, etc.)
    • Create a folder named "A0"
    • Create a file named "A0.html"
    • Put some basic information into like your name
    • Save it and view it in a browser.
    • Show me.
    • Then edit the file again and add some more info.  Save it, view it in a browser, and show it to me.
• Assignment 2  "Lists and Links (plus good style and nesting!)"
  • Handed out:   Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009
  • Due:      Friday, Sept. 11, 2009
  • Goals:  Create a static web page with lists and hyperlinks, and good structure, meaning proper nesting of html elements and good style (indenting and comments).
  • Details:   Click here.
• Assignment 3  Click here
• Assignment 4  Click here
• Assignment 5  Click here
• Assignment 6  Click here
• Assignment 7  Click here

FINAL