Assignment 1

Be certain to do all 5 parts of Assignment 1. All assignments must be uploaded to your personal website before the start of class.

Part A

You will create a template file that you will use as the base to create the html documents for the entire course.

Create a subfolder called “Production” in your work directory. All of your HTML files for this assignment should be created in this subfolder.
Create a subfolder in the “Production” directory named "Graphics".
Find a GIF file from those accessible at http://cis.bentley.edu/jdrobertson/icon.html. Save the file as "Logo.gif" in the "Graphics" subfolder of your "Production" directory.

Use WordPad or NotePad to create and save a file named "Template.html" in the "Production" directory. Use cut-and-paste to enter the file exactly as it appears below, except replace "E Kaplan " with your name, and, if you want a different background color, change "white" to a different, appropriate color.

<HTML>
<!-- E Kaplan -->
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Spring 2002 CS212 Template</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="Javascript.js">
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="white">
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
declaration();
//-->
</SCRIPT>
This is where your HTML tags and text should appear.
</BODY>
</HTML>

Use WordPad or NotePad to create and save a file named "javascript.js" in your work area. Cut-and-paste to enter the file exactly as it appears below, except:

Replace {your gif logo} with the proper path reference to the "Logo.gif" file you created in Step 3 (be sure that the path reference is surrounded by single quotes).
Replace "E Kaplan " with your name.
If necessary, change "black" to a color complementary to the color chosen in Step 4.

function declaration() {
document.write("<P><IMG SRC='{your gif logo}' ALIGN='left'>");
document.write("<FONT SIZE=3 COLOR='black'><I>");
document.write("All work on this page was done by E Kaplan, except where indicated.<BR>");
document.write("Uploaded on " + document.lastModified + ".");
document.write("</I></FONT></P>");
}

Part B

Copy the template created in Part A and create a file named "Resume.html", which is composed of the following:

Your name in an <H1> heading
Your address and phone number
Use the <A HREF=”mailto: …> property to create a link to point to your email address
A horizontal rule
Links to each of the sections of your resume: Objectives, Education, Employment, Skills, and Interests
Another horizontal rule
Write the following sections of your resume
1. Objective
2. Education
  1. Candidate for degree, year
  2. GPA (if > 3.0)
  3. List of relevant courses
  4. Honors, awards, member of organizations and sports teams, etc.
  5. If you are an undergraduate student, you may also include your high school information
3. Employment if any
4. Skills – you can include computer skills, typing speed, languages spoken, etc.
5. Interests

Part C

Copy the template created in Part A and create a file named "Index.html", which is composed of at least the following:

A link that points to the following URL: http://cis.bentley.edu/ekaplan/cs212/
A horizontal rule
Your name in an <H1> heading
Your Bentley e-mail address in an <H2> heading
Another horizontal rule
An ordered list containing links to your "Resume.html" and "Template.html"
An ordered list of at least 6 links to your favorite web sites
A Bentley GIF or JPG image that is less than 32K in size and that has been downloaded to your "Graphics" folder
Use the <CITE> tag to include a citation with a hyperlink pointing to the webpage from which you obtained the image

Part D

Use WS_FTP to create a subfolder named "Production" and a "Graphics" folder underneath that one in your Bentley Personal Account. Upload the web pages and images you have created to the "Production" subfolder. Once completed, your web site should consist of the following files:

Index.html
Resume.html
Javascript.js
a "Graphics" subfolder containing all graphics and images used in your web site (e.g., logo.gif, etc...)

View all of your HTML files using both Netscape and Internet Explorer. BE SURE TO BACK UP YOUR FILES ONTO A DISKETTE OR ZIP DISK.

Part E

Enroll in the course Blackboard site, CS212.EF1.Kaplan.fall02.