CASE 1 (Due: October 13 at
1. Create a folder on your
computer/diskette (if you are in the lab, create this folder in the MyDocuments folder) called ####HW1 where #### is the last
four digits of your student number.
2. Create another folder on
your computer/diskette (if you are in the lab, create this folder in the MyDocuments folder) called xxxx
where xxxx is your full name.
If you have the CD that
comes with your HTML text, then:
3. Insert the CD that comes
with your HTML text in the CD-ROM drive.
4. Open the readme.html file
from the CD and click the Data Files link then the Level II Data
Files (PC version) link.
5. Save the file 10113-xd.exe
onto the folder bearing your full name (i.e., folder xxxx).
6. Double click the file
10113-xd.exe and unzip the files onto the folder xxxx.
If you do not have the CD
that comes with your HTML text, then:
3. Start your browser and enter
the URL http://www.course.com/catalog/downloads.cfm?isbn=0-619-18719-0
4. Click the Data Files
(HTML Tutorial 1-9) (2.87MB) link under the Data Files for Students (Windows) category.
5. Save the file 10114-8d1.exe
onto the folder bearing your full name (i.e., folder xxxx).
6. Double click the file
10114-8d1.exe and unzip the files onto the folder xxxx.
If
your last name starts with A-G, then do these:
7. Double click the Tutorial.05
folder from the folder xxxx.
8. Copy the folder case1 from
the folder xxxx onto the folder bearing your student
number (i.e., folder ####HW1).
9. Using your text editor, open
dcctxt.htm from the ####HW1\case1 folder and save it as dcc.htm. Change the title of the Web page to "xxxx's Doc-Centric Yearly Sales Report ", where xxxx is your full name.
10. Complete tasks 2-5, 7, 8,
10, and 11 of case 1 on pg.5.40 of your HTML text. Make sure that all your works are saved in
the folder ####HW1.
11. Trace the series of
hyperlinks and framed pages in this case problem and create a diagram showing
how all of the files (both image and html files) are organized. Print a copy of the diagram. Save your diagram in the folder ####HW1. An example of such diagram can be viewed
from: http://www.uky.edu/~dsianita/695ec/case1.gif
12. Create a table of content
page that includes hyperlinks to sales reports in different regions. Save this page as dcctoc.htm in your ####HW1
folder.
13. Create a version of the
Doc-Centric Web page that does not use frames or image map but instead navigates
through the table of content page. The
home page for the non-frame version should be called
dccnf.htm.
14. Create a zip version of your
####HW1 folder.
15. Submit your ####HW1.zip
through the BlackBoard.
If your last
name starts with H-Z, then do these:
7. Double click the Tutorial.05
folder from the folder xxxx.
8. Copy the folder case2 from
the folder xxxx onto the folder bearing your student
number (i.e., folder ####HW1).
9. Using your text editor, open
listtxt.htm from the ####HW1\case2 folder and save it as listing.htm. Change the title of the Web page to "xxxx's Listing 20481", where xxxx
is your full name.
10. Complete tasks 2-7 of case 2
on pg.5.41 of your HTML text. Make sure
that all your works are saved in the folder ####HW1.
11. Trace the code for the
series of hyperlinks and framed pages in this case problem and create a diagram
showing how all of the files (both image and html files) are organized. Save your diagram in the folder ####HW1. An
example of such diagram can be viewed from: http://www.uky.edu/~dsianita/695ec/case1.gif
12. Create a version of listing
page that does not use frames or image map.
The home page for the non-frame version should be
called listingnf.htm.
13. Create a zip version of your
####HW1 folder.
14. Submit your ###HW1.zip
through BlackBoard.
