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AssignmentThe assignment is to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to format webpages. The basic idea is to write:
In particular, the first web page (schedule.html), should describe your schedule this semester, including a list of the courses you are taking. The second page (course.html) should expand on one of the courses, describing it in more detail. You will create an external style sheet (style.css) which will define the style for both of the web pages you have designed. This will give you practice applying CSS to format text, which you will do for all your pages the rest of the semester. Turning it inYou'll turn this assignment in by uploading your web pages and all the supporting material, i.e. images and external style sheet document, to the cs server. As with the first assignment, don't forget to check that your pages work fine, after you upload them to the server! Remember, if your files don't properly appear on the browser's window, you will receive no credit. RequirementsCreate a folder called hw2, in the
Your two web pages must be called schedule.html and course.html.Your external style sheet will be named style.css. Don't forget that you must name and organize folders and files exactly as listed above for full credit! You must include comments at the top of each document (HTML and CSS), stating the name of the file, the name of the author and the date it was created (as you did for assignment 1). In addition, we will be looking for the following specifics in this assignment: Web Pages
External Style SheetOnce your two pages are written, create an external style sheet to define the style of both of your web pages. The external style sheet should specify:
Optional (Extra Credit)Use a document-level or inline style for some tag on one of your web pages. The tag should not be among those you have used in the external style sheet though, to avoid conflicts. Coding StylePlease note that your HTML code and CSS code must be neat, clear, and commented. Make sure to view your pages at least in Safari on a Mac, and IE on a Windows machine. Everything should work properly in both combinations above. Due Date/TimeAfter you have uploaded and viewed your assignment from the
server to verify that you uploaded your files correctly,
you are done. The final upload to the server is
how you submit your assignment — we view it directly from
there, in order to grade it. When you type the URL to access your
assignment page, remember that your
Also notice that, when you visit any page under the
protected folder, you will be prompted for a
username and password. You should use your own
puma account-name and password!
Remember that assignments may not be turned in late. Check the syllabus for the exact date and time that the assignment is due. Also, remember that you should not modify turned in work after the due time has passed, so that when we grade it it's not timestamped late. Introduction | Syllabus | Assignments | Documentation | Project
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