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Missed the first Class?
- Contact me ASAP
- The first HW assignment is due on Tuesday the 24th. No late work
accepted.
- Do the assigned reading.
- Also, you must write a 5 page essay on how the Internet, WWW, and
associated protocols of such occurred AND how the origins and
information effects or should effect someone (such as yourself) that
is just learning how to create WebPages. Meaning, why is it important
for you to understand the origin/history and background technology of
the WWW, Internet etc.?
- A bibliography should appear at the end of the paper.
- Each entry in the bibliography should contain the author, title, journal
title, date, and page numbers. If the entry refers to an article on
the Web, include the complete URL for that page.
- For more information on the proper use of citations, see Publication
Manual of the American Psychological Association, 4th edition, 1999.
Citations, footnotes, and references
- Any information not in common knowledge needs a citation. This includes
such items as demographics characterizing some portion of a user population,
as well as historical references to occurrences.
- The citation can either be a numbered footnote, which refers to a
citation that appears at the bottom of the current page. It can also
take the form of [Author Year], which specifies a reference given at
the end of the paper. For example, citing a passage from the Declaration
of Independence in this format would require a reference of [Jefferson1776].
- If you copy any phrase over three words long from a source, you must
refer to it as a quotation.
- For quotations that are under 40 words, enclose the quotation
in For a quotation that is over 40 words, use a block quotation.
Start the block quotation on a new line, and indent it from both
margins. Note: Failure to refer to a copied phrase as a quotation
is a classic example of plagiarism. Copying and pasting from articles
on the Web constitutes plagiarism. Copying and pasting from a fellow
classmate's work constitutes plagiarism. The University policy
regarding this subject can be found in the Student Handbook. http://condor.depaul.edu/%7Ehandbook/code17.html
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