- CSC 363 Lab #1: Course Home Page on profhicks server
- Due Dates will be in the Task List in Blackboard as they were in the CSC 263
course
- 25 points distributed as follows:
Create a course home page, to be stored on your server account when accounts are created. (must be named
index.php or index.html) You have quite a bit of flexibility on what your course home page should look like, but ultimately you will need the following:
- The browser title bar should read " CSC 363 Home Page by Your Name "
- Include a level 1 heading with your Name or whatever at the top of your page.
- Include a list of assignment links (either unorder or ordered html list). In your list include entries for
the following assignments:
(Note the number of assignments may change)
- Lab 1 Home Page
- PHP Lab 1
- PHP Lab 2
- PHP Lab 3
- PHP Lab 4
- MySQL Lab 1
- MySQL Lab 2
- Place a picture of yourself on this page. Your picture should be relatively small, but it could serve as a link to a larger image, if you choose. If you do not have access to a digital camera, you can scan a print picture of yourself, or make arrangements with me to take your picture with a digital camera on campus. Scanners are available on campus also.
- Somewhere on your page, you should display today's date using PHP.
See example home page.
- Your page should be valid HTML 4.0. That means:
- HTML elements must be properly nested
- HTML documents must be well-formed
- Tag names must be in lowercase
- All HTML elements must be closed
- Attribute names must be in lower case
- Attribute values must be quoted
- Publish your page to the account you were assigned
on the profhicks.com
web server.
There are two ways you can upload your home page to your profhicks account.
- You can upload your file to your profhicks server using FileZilla as
you used in 263. Here is a
Flash video tutorial on uploading to the profhicks server using the FTP program FileZilla.
( There are links to FileZilla download sites for both windows and Macintosh computers at:
http://www.umflint.edu/its/helpdesk/support_centers/software.htm )
- You can use the
File
Manager feature on the Control Panel of your profhicks account.
- Because when php code is executed the output is html, when you view a php
page all you will see is the html code result. For example open the
example home page here.
In the source code you will see a statement such as:
<p>Today is:
May 6, 2010, 6:54 pm
<p>Assignment Links: <br/>
But the date was NOT HARD CODED, it was produced by php instructions.
Therefore, in addition to requiring all of your work to be published onto your
profhicks server accounts, I will require your php code to be submitted via the
Blackboard Assignments Button.
| Task |
Points |
Description |
| A |
1 |
browser title bar should read "
CSC 363 Home Page by Your Name
" |
| B |
1 |
Level 1 heading with your Name or whatever at the top of your page.
|
| C |
4 |
Include a list of assignment links
|
|
D |
4 |
Place a picture of yourself on this page. |
| E |
10 |
Display the current date on your page using php
code. |
| F |
5 |
You have both uploaded your page to your
profhicks server account, AND submitted your code under the
assignments button in Blackboard. |
| |
25 |
Total |
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