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Part 1: Homework folders
Set up a folder structure for your homeworks as follows:
- Within your
html folder create a folder called homework
- Within the
homework folder create a folder for each homework
you hand in, called hw2, hw3, etc. Make these folders as needed.
- Within each homework folder (
hw2, hw3, etc.) your main page
has to be called index.html
- Within your
html folder create a file called homework.html
which has a list of links to your homeworks (the index.html files) so
that the grader can get to your solution to homework 2 by clicking on a link
called homework 2, for example (use relative links).
Note 1: The URL
http://www.classes.cs.uchicago.edu/~loginname/ points into your html
directory.
Note 2: All the names of folders and files are lowercase. Though case
does not matter for HTML tages, it does matter for URLs, filenames, etc.
Important: Some of the assignments will be incremental: this assignment, for example,
builds on the basic web-page of assignment 1. Do not change your files in your old
homework directories after the deadline for handing that homework in.
If you need those files for a later homework put copies of them into the new homework
folder.
Part 2: Personal Web-page
Set up a personal web-page for yourself which fulfills the following minimum requirements:
- Include a picture of yourself (suggestion: use JPEG). You can scan pictures
in the MacLab. The next tutorial will cover scanning and Photoshop.
- Allow people to email you by clicking on a link.
- Set the colors for your web-page: background, text and links. Make sure your web-page is
readable in your color scheme.
You might get away with weird color combinations by increasing the font size, but we suggest you don't.
- Pick any two subjects of your liking or disliking and include lists of at least 5 links for each.
Organize the material on ONE page using the HTML tags we have covered so far.
Use <BLINK> and <MARQUEE> tags at your own discretion, but be warned that the
graders might get very emotional about them.
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