HCI 201: Multimedia and the World wide Web
Announcements

1. HW 6 is up

2. HW 6 example

3. HW 5 is up its different than it was before in terms of css requirements.

4. example of hw5 CSS

5. HW 5 grading criteria

6. image map example

7. CSS example 1

8. examples of the questions I will be asking on the midterm

9. the book mentioned in class last week "HTML for the World Wide Web with XHTML and CSS: Visual QuickStart Guide (5th Edition)"

10. HW 5 example (by class time)

11. grading criteria HW 5 (by class time)

12. midterm review

13. image examples

14. Be sure to leave current homework pages intact- when you are making new pages for the following week's HW - do not disturb originals- for example HW 4 is due this coming Tuesday- HW 3 should still be available without the HW 4 modifications.

15. Tables example

16. design don't example

17. design example

18. Example of HW 4

19. Grading Criteria HW 1

20. Grading Criteria HW 2

21. Grading Criteria HW 3

22. Grading Criteria HW 4

    hex color codes can be found here: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/color_codes/

23. Example of hw 3

24. Finally when you name your pages be sure that the name has no spaces in it for example
    carcontent.html is a correctly named page
    whereas car content 1 .html is not correctly named
    
    

25. when you create the page of your site's unformatted written content this needs to be in a .html file not a. doc file

26. Also your page should include *all* of the written content your entire site is going to house.

27. Missed the first class?

28. New UNIX help page

29. HW2 has been revised. Example for hw2

30. Notes for tomorrow, Tuesday 9/24 will be posted by 4 PM 9/24

    In order to connect to your hawk account you must be connected to the Internet. type telnet hawk.depaul.edu into the run box from the start menu. You must have your login and password.
31. This is what your run box should look like when you access ftp
    
    
32. Read these to find out about telnet, creating your public_html directories, ftp etc
    The 3 articles will tell you how to do everything step by step:

    http://service.depaul.edu/dpo/support/unix/intro.html

    http://service.depaul.edu/dpo/homepage.html
    
    http://webreference.com/roadmap/map13.html