CSC 343: The Week beginning Jan. 12

• Homework:
  
  Part 1. Intro HTML. Make an HTML page that includes the following: DOCTYPE, html, head, body, title, h1, h2, div, span, p, a, img, ul, ol, li, br, hr.
  You may want to watch the tutorials Learn HTML in 12 Minutes and Learn More HTML in 12 Minutes or refer to HTML Tag Reference
  
  Part 2. Intro CSS. Work though the following tutorial Learn CSS in 12 Minutes (I prefer real text but you can use this Lorem ipsum generator)
  
  Part 3. Intro JavaScript. Work though the following tutorial Learn JavaScript in 12 Minutes He erases a lot of stuff; you should not. You should keep at least five different write statements. One must demo an array, and one must demo a loop.
  
  Due: Jan. 20
  
  
• Tuesday:
  
  Syllabus
  
  Inclass demo posted yet.
  
  
A series of "Hello World" programs to examine:
• Hello World 1 (simple HTML5 file)
  • Viewing the Source in Mozilla Firefox
  • Saving the Page in Mozilla Firefox
  • Viewing the Source in Internet Explorer
  • Saving the Target in Internet Explorer
  • PowerPoint on Dreamweaver (Preferences and New Page)
• Hello World 1a (simple HTML5 file with more elements)
• Hello World 2 (adds a little CSS)
• Hello World 3 (adds a JavaScript alert)
• Hello World 4 (adds HTML, CSS and JavaScript comments)
• Hello World 5 (JavaScript document.write)
• Hello World 6 (JavaScript document.getElementByID and innerHTML)
• Hello World 6a (Appending instead of overwriting)
• Hello World 7 (Event-driven: button calls function)
• Hello World 7a (Event-driven: function with parameter)
• Hello World 8 (Uses a variable and prompt to get input from user)
• Hello World 9 (Uses a variable and get value from textbox)
• Hello World 10 (Adds some jQuery -- based on pages 34 & 120 from JavaScript & jQuery: the missing manual -- MacFarland)


Lab: One of these things is not like the other uses PeopleImagesZipped.zip Due: Jan. 22