CSC 343: The Week beginning Mar. 20

• Homework:
  
  HTML Make a page with metatags like those seen in How to program in HTML #12 - Meta Tags
  
  CSS W3Schools CSS Image Sprites Tutorial uses img_navsprites.gif
  
  JavaScript Follow the tutorial
  HTML5 Geolocation to makes a page that uses GeoLocation or
  
  HTML5 Tutorials: Detect user's location with HTML Geolocation (Part 1/4)
  and HTML5 Tutorials: More advanced options (Part 2/4)
  to make a page like that in the video that uses GeoLocation.
  
  Due: Mar. 27
  
  
• Monday:
  
  MadLib_angular.htm Uses angular.js
  
  Alphabet_angular.htm
  
  MouseMove.htm demos basic jQuery mousemove method and .pageX and pageY attributes to access position of mouse
  
  SVGDraw.htm
  
  SVGDraw_2.htm
  
  
• Wednesday:
  
  CanvasDemo.htm (from http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_canvas_globalcompop_all
  
  Schiele/SchieleTrees_JSON_example.htm another example of JSON using the key-value approach. Also using a jQuery accordion. Reads the file Schiele/Schiele.json
  
  NFL/NFL.htm demonstrates dynamic checkboxes, a coder-defined sort comparison function, the grep method, etc. Reads the file NFL/NFL.json
  
  Lab: Chemical Object Array Fix Sort Revisited Take the page that reads the chemical data in a JSON file and places it in an array table and add code that will allow the data to be sorted on Melting Points treating the melting pointing as numbers but always placing the "n/a" entries last whether the user selects ascending or descending. Furthermore sort the density data similarly -- sort by number (ignoring the information in parentheses specifying the temperature) and always placing the "n/a" entries last whether the user choses ascending or descending. Note Radium's density is listed in parentheses; deal with it.
  
  Due: Mar. 29
  
  
• Friday:
  
  Lab: TV Shows Grep TVShows.zip
  
  Due: Mar. 31