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CIS233DA Assignment 2

[Main Class Page] [Assignments] [Exams]

  • Due Date: October 8, 2001
  • Goals of Assignment:
    1. Learn how to re-arrange the structure of your web pages
    2. Get more experience working with directory structure
    3. To create a template for your pages, a handy idea (make all your basic design decisions,style sheets, meta tags, stuff you put in every page anyhow and just make a template you can copy from)
    4. NOTE: Please do this in order, skipping around can be confusing
  • File Maintenance
    1. Go into www directory
    2. "mkdir projects" for your project subdirectory
    3. All web page assignments (OTHER THAN YOUR FINAL PROJECT) go here
  • Make a basic web page template (name file temp.html or template.html)
    1. include html, head, title, body tags
    2. include Meta tags:
      • keywords, author, description, copyright
      • last-modified
    3. Include one of the Doctype comments at the very top of the page. (preferably transitional)
    4. Include (any way you wish) a "mailto" link (for an example, Email Instructor Only yours should point to YOUR email address, not mine. :)
    5. place this file (template.html) in your main web directory (www)
    6. review Using Telnet & Pico for Web Pages
    7. use the "cp" command to:
      1. cp template.html projects/ (copy file into project directory from www)
      2. go into "projects" (cd projects) and "cp template.html index.html"
  • Inside of "projects/index.html" put the following information, using a list or table to organize
    1. List 5 "deprecated tags/attributes"
    2. Include the code (and what the code displays) for 6 special characters
      (such as > which gives you ">")
  • Use the Book and the Web to answer (in YOUR words, using a definition list <DL>) the following:
    1. What is ASP vs PHP? Include one web site as reference.
    2. What is VRML? Include One web site as reference.
  • Print out a copy of your web page and turn it in for grading. Also print out a copy of the source for this page. (Use "enscript filename" to print to the BA1W printer)