• Write a page that prompts a user to enter the number of credits he or she has earned so far. The program should determine and display his or her class: freshman 1-23 credits, sophomore 24-53 credits, junior 54-83 credits or senior 84 credits and up.

  

• Write a page that prompts the user to enter the hourly wage and number of hour worked for an employee. The script should calculate the weekly salary of the employee and display the result. If the hourly wage is below Minimum Wage (let's use $5.25), an alert box should appear indicating the problem. If the employee worked more than 40 hours, he or she should receive time and a half for the hours exceeding 40. For example if one works 36 hours at $6.00 an hour, one will receive 216 = 36*6 dollars; but if one works 44 hours at $6.00 an hour, one will receive 276 = 40*6 + (44-40)*6*1.5 dollars.

  

Due Feb. 7

• Presentation on text-type inputs and ifs. Log on page described in presentation.
  

• Part 1: Guess a number. Write a page that has a user guess a number. Declare a variable for the page's target number and assign it a value. The user then enters his or her guess into a textbox and clicks a button. The page should then indicate whether the target number is "higher" or "lower" by displaying the corresponding images. If the guessed number is equal to the target number, the page should display a "got it" image and the textbox and button should be disabled. (HighLowImages.zip)

  
  

• Part 2: Manet or Monet: Write a page that gives the user an art quiz, specifically the user is to identify whether a painting is by Manet or Monet. Focus on just one set of image, textbox and button. Before determining if the user's guess is correct, first determine if it is one of the two acceptable guesses (Manet or Monet). My code for this part started off

  if(guess == "Manet" || guess == "Monet")

  where the two vertical lines || correspond to an "OR". (Recall that testing equality uses two equal signs; it may not look like it above.) If an acceptable answer is given, disable the button and textbox; otherwise, display an alert box. Use a nested if to determine whether an acceptable answer was correct or incorrect. Display a message accordingly. Focus on the new code (the textboxes and the ifs), but remember that ideally we would prefer to have one function that handles all eight button click events. (ManetMonet.zip)