Remember that your websites are due this Tuesday at 10:30am. You will submit your website as a zip archive to Mycourses; to make a quick zip in Windows, right-click on your desktop, choose New -> Compressed (zip) Folder, and drag all of the files contained in your site to it. We recommend that you review your submission in Mycourses to check that all links/images are resolved before the deadline. Two troubleshooting tips if it doesn't work: 1) make sure all your hrefs and src's are relative (covered in tutorial), 2) Windows doesn't care about uppercase/lowercase, but Mycourses requires the links to be in exact case as the filenames
The midterm exam will be held Thursday, October 16, in class. Same place, same time (10:30am sharp), same station!
The HTML tutorials are up here. If interested in over-the-top-awesome HTML style, visit W3C. Good luck and happy coding!
The HTML assignment has been posted. Get it here.
Don't forget to turn in your Photoshop and Excel assignments by 10:30am
Thursday morning (tomorrow as of this writing). Submit via Mycourses by
accessing the "Assignments" link on the left navigation bar and selecting each
assignment separately. For each assignment "Add Attachments" and include all
the requested files. If you make a mistake or want to change before the
deadline, you can resubmit.
Late assignments are not accepted. If you have an
issue preventing you from being on time, please email the head TAs before the
deadline.
Fear not! TA hours have been expanded to address any questions you may have about lecture material, projects, or labs. Check it out here.
The Excel assignment is up on the handouts page.
As a clarification on the Photoshop assignment: you can use an existing product, but just don't use an existing brand name. If you advertise for a car, for example, then don't use Ford, Chevy, Toyota, Mazda... Any other creative name is fine.
The prompt for the Photoshop project is on the Handouts page. The due date has been postponed until October 2nd. Start it early!
The syllabus on the Handouts page has been updated to reflect the release and due dates for assignments. Check it out!
Don challenges you all to best his slick apparel tomorrow. Good luck!
An issue with the lab has made it such that we are releasing the Photoshop tutorial via the website on the handouts page. Expect an announcement tomorrow on how we are going to deal with completing the lab. Again, the TA staff is sorry for the malfunction hassles!
Remember that attending lab is mandatory, especially this week. Please attend
one of tonight's labs even if you missed the lab you signed up for or which you
will attend in the future. Of course, please still sign up for the lab you plan
to attend - either in class, by email to Head TAs, or at a lab section tonight.
All students are required to hand in a non-collaboration policy (which states
that you will not work together on assignments/exams and is taken very
seriously). The handout can be completed in lab or downloaded from the Handouts page. If you cannot turn in a
non-collaboration policy by 9pm tonight (9/11/08) then you must contact the Head TAs.
Since nobody signed up for 9-10 section they have been canceled. Sections have been reposted. All labs are held in the MSLAB (on the first floor of the CIT building).
Lab section starts this week. Get ready for hands-on interaction with your awesome TA staff! Please select and attend a section time from those posted here. Try to choose a time you can make consistently every week.
Enjoy perusing the new website for CSCI0020: The Concepts and Challenges of Computer Science. Formerly known as CS2, this introductory class introduces you to the practical use of computers today. The first class meets in the Sidney Frank Hall Auditorium (MARC) on Thursday, September 4.
You want to learn how to crop your ex out of family photos.
You've pretended to be better at using Excel than you actually are.
You've heard that computers used to take up entire rooms and want to know more.
You'd like to make a homepage for your dog.
Any of the above.