Assignment Summary

Updated: Wednesday March 19, 2003 

Assignment Details - Week by Week

  Reading   Chapters 1 through 11.
 
 
  Web Setup   You have created a web site and emailed the address to Peter.
 
 
  Project   You have finalized your project plans and your project has been started. The overall structure of your site is fairly well planned and your navigation structure is under way. You have a clear idea about the content. Reminder: This must be a "professional" web site. If you have to draw from existing sites for ideas, that is a good idea and encouraged.
 
 
  Chapter Homework   Chapters 7 - 10 studied specific HTML tags. You should have pages demonstrating every tag discussed in your text. These pages should be easy to browse and it should be easy to find the various tags demonstrated.

Specifically:

bulletChapter 7 Formatting Text
bulletHeadings/Paragraphs
bulletInline Styles
bulletText size, font, color
bulletLists
bulletAlignment
bulletSpecial Characters
bulletImage Tags
bulletInline images with various attributes
bulletBackground images
bulletHorizontal rules
bulletLinks
bulletTo pages on the web
bulletTo pages within your site
bulletTo targets within a page
bulletImage maps
bulletMail links
bulletTables
bulletDemonstrate a variety of tables with rows, columns, column spans and row spans. Demonstrate the use of tables for page layout.
bulletFrames
bulletCreate at least one three panel frame set.
 
 
  Other
Assignments
 
bulletA page describing your interest in this course what you hope to do with this knowledge.
 
bulletOverall site layout for your homework and project that reflects the content of your site and is well organized. Navigation between your pages reflects your site's contents.
 
bulletThree "good" sites / three "bad" sites.
 
bulletThree "good" navigation sites.
 
bulletThree cascading style sheet reference links. (tutorials, etc.)
 
bulletThree different ways to use CSS assignment. Your project and homework pages should use some CSS formatting.
 
bulletSelf-evaluation. Do continuous evaluation of your pages, get input from others constantly.
 
bulletYour COCC FrontPage web should have a homepage linking to your home/project pages.
 
bulletYour COCC FrontPage web should have a form that may be used to submit an evaluation of your work up to this point. The results of this form should be mailed to your preferred email address.
 
bulletInclude at least one example of JavaScript in your homework.
 
bulletInclude at least one example of a Java Applet in your homework.
 
bulletCreate a web page or pages demonstrating various GIF/JPG images with different compression rates, showing files sizes and image quality.
 
 
  Grade
Considerations
 
bulletA
bulletAll homework. Homework will go beyond simple examples. Examples will demonstrate a variety of uses of the concepts. Homework will also be easy to navigate and identify.
 
bulletProject complete. Project will demonstrate thoughtful design considerations including all of the topics discussed this term. Project will also demonstrate efforts to go beyond the basic concepts and will demonstrate an integration of the concepts to create a professional web site. High quality site layout, organization, and navigation.
 
bulletB
bulletHomework complete and easy to navigate.
 
bulletProject complete and "clean"
 
bulletC
bulletHomework at least 70% complete
 
bulletProject demonstrates at least 70% of an A level project. (I know this is a bit subjective. If you are unsure, please get with me for a critique.)
 
bulletAll of the above grades assume the student also completes the final exam with a passing grade.