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Webpage Design and Development, CPST-240-10
Fall 2008

Assignment - Week of Monday, Sep 15
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, Sep 21
News
Key Terms
Case Problem 4

Tutorial 1 - Developing a Web Page

This is a graded assignment. You will:
    1). participate in BlackBoard Discussions
    2). complete Tutorial 1, Case Problem 4 - Body Systems


Readings from the Text
You should be complete reading Tutorial 1. If you also worked Case Problems 1, 2, and 3, then you are well prepared for this assignment.


Data Files for Students
There are three (3) files needed for this assignment. You should have already downloaded these files. See Data Files for Students for more information.


BlackBoard Discussions
10 Points Maximum
There are six (6) new BlackBoard discussions setup in the Discussion Board section of BlackBoard. Each discussion should be self-explanatory. The name of each discussion ends with - 15Sep, indicating that it is to be used during the week of Sep 15th.

The 1st discussion is "HELP - 15Sep". Use this to ask any and all question you have. You earn 0 points for asking a question. You earn 4 points for correctly answering a question.

The remaining discussions ... you may add as many threads to these discussions as you like. Each time you substantially participate in one of these discussions you earn 3 points.


Case Problem 4 - Body Systems
30 Points
Click here to see the requirements for Case Problem 4.

Grading Rubric
  4 points - HTML includes all top of page comments, remember?
  4 points - HTML is documented (all graded elements) and easy to read
  4 points - HTML is error free: certified by W3C as XHTML 1.0 Transitional
  4 points - at least 2 examples of inline style, *
  4 points - at least 1 ordered or unordered list
  4 points - at least 1 inline image
  2 points - at least 1 paragraph
  2 points - a horizontal line
  2 points - at least 1 character formated element
REMEMBER, to document (with comments) each graded element so George will easily find them!
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40 points - TOTAL

Turn-in your "Hello World" webpage

  • Preferred turn-in method will be for you to eMail the URL of your page
  • George (gnorth@tulane.edu).
  • The alternate turn-in method will be for you to attach your HTML document
  • to an eMail message to George.
  • If you are using the alternate turn-in ... you
  • REALY NEED TO GET FTP WORKING
  • What is a URL
    •


    Last week's news had information about how you can setup your own Web Site on Tulane's Student WebServer.


    What is it?