Class Page for web programming

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• a frame-based interface
• You will have a list of assignments in the left frame, and all internal links will appear in the right frame.
• Include an image - an imagemap is even better.
• Incorporate at least one CSS element.
• Include at least one example of a table.
• Include a page that involves a form - with at least one example each of a text box, text area, selection object, radio set, and checkboxes. Your form does not need to be active (no scripting needed).
• All pages should be well designed and use appropriate style.
• DO NOT use frontpage or other HTML editors. Do all your work in a text editor (emacs or vi preferred)
• The site MUST be placed on klingon. It should either be index.html in your main public_html, or it must be prominently linked from your main page. If we can't find it, it isn't there.
• CHECK YOUR PERMISSIONS.... Test from another machine.

Some useful links

• HTML guidelines This is an excellent style reference. Although you are welcome to choose your own style, you should start with these guidelines.
• my 220 web course notesThis has plenty of examples of HTML style.

About your account:

As a part of this class, students are given accounts on the CS Unix system. Please read the FAQ on unix accounts that will be passed out the first day. You are responsible for using the account appropriately.

Your userID for the DS9 system is your first initial and the first 7 characters of your last name all in lower case. For example, Frank Lee Mydear's userid would be fmydear. Note this is NOT the same as your cord / jewel account.
If this name doesn't work, there may be another person in the system with a similar name. Try your first initial, middle initial, and first 6 characters of your last name, again all in lowercase. If there was already a 'Felicia Mydear' in the system, Frank's userid might be flmydeer.
If this does not work, please use another account to email sorr@cs.iupui.edu and ask for clarification.

Your default password is your first initial, followed by the last 4 digits of your SID, followed by the first 3 digits of your last name.
For example, if Frank's SID is 123-45-6789, his default password would be f6789myd.
CHANGE your password! Do not leave it at the default value! Use the passwd command at the command line to change your password.