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Individual Web Pages - (140 points.)
Create HTML pages to
include 1) a home page, 2) a secondary page, and 3) your Resume and
Paper assignments saved as individual web pages.
Each of the four required pages will have an appropriate title
containing your name (the title appears at the top of a web browser and
is displayed as the bookmarked name.)
Create a personal website folder named <your initials>, lower
case(e.g., my folder would be named mjm). Save all your web
pages, images, and related files into this folder as you create them.
This folder, comprising your web site, will be transferred to the CS
server. A partial transfer can be made at any time and updates made as
you build your site.
Your home page will have the required file name of "index.html"
and will include, at a minimum, your name, ClassID, and Major. It will
also include a photo of yourself (with the primary focus of the image
being you) saved as a JPG at 100dpi or less. The saved image file must
be <100k in size.
Your home page will contain links to your other pages. Additional page
content is optional.
The secondary page will contain links to at least three off-campus
websites you find interesting. It will also contain a image relevant to
each linked site. The image will be a hyperlink to its corresponding
site. Images should include a
description. Images are to be saved as found or as JPEGs at 100dpi or
less. Images from the web can be used to satify the requirement. Do not
use copyrighted material without permission.
Scanners are availabe for your use in the Mac and PC labs.
In MSWord, "Save as Web Page..." your Resume and Paper (you may also
include your PowerPoint One and Excel files, if you wish.) Open your
files, go to File/Save as Web Page... to convert each to HTML. Save
into your folder with your initials. The software will create a .htm
file and possibly a folder containing needed images for each file you
convert. Both the .htm file AND the folder must be contained within
your personal website folder/directory.
Each student will transfer (using FTP) their website to the Computer
Science web server (http://www.cs.csustan.edu) into their designated
class directory. Pages may be transferred at any time and tested and
edited up to the final due date for the assignment.
If you need a Secure FTP program at home you can use one of these:
For Windows Users: WinSCP
(1.4MB) - FTP Applications
For Mac Users: Fugu
(842K) for OSX - FTP Applications
Deadlines:
By end of class Day Eight - the student will email the
instructor (mmartin@cs.csustan.edu) with their URL. Email Subject will
be "ClassID Web Address (e.g., CS4000-1 Web Address).
By end of class on Day Nine - a draft of your pages are to be
viewable on the web. At minimum, this will be your folder containing an
index.html page that can be found by clicking on your name on the
"Student Web Pages."
By end of class Day Eleven - final pages are to be available
on the web for grading. You need only complete the assignment. I will
click on your name in the list after the due date and grade your work
on the web. Results will be sent to you using the Grading Form below.
Grading Form will be:
Web Page Assignment Points
(140 possible):
Total Deductions:
Day 8 Email Subject (5)-
Day 8 URL (10)-
Day 9 Draft Online (10)-
Spelling, Punctuation, Grammar (5-20)-
Home Page:
Missing (50)-
Page Title (5)-
Name (5)-
Major (5)-
ClassID (5)-
Photo (10-20)-
Working links to 3 required pages (5 ea.)-
Links Page:
Missing (40)-
Page Title (5)-
3 Images (5 ea.)-
3 working hyperlinks (5 ea.)-
Resume Page:
Missing (20)-
Page Title (5)-
Not HTML (10)-
Paper Page:
Missing (20)-
Page Title (5)-
Not HTML (10)-
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