Principles of Information Technology
IT 110
Fall, 2008
HTML Information Structures
In Moodle, you will upload the URL for the Web-page you create following the directions below.
1. On your W: drive, make sure that you have a folder for
this class which is called it110
. In particular, there should be NO SPACES in the
folder name, and it should also be lowercase. Create this from Windows Explorer. If your existing folder has
spaces in the name, or is not lowercase, just leave it, and create a new one.
2. By following the above directions,
and saving all your web-pages for this class in that folder, your URL's will
always be of the form:
http://students.juniata.edu/your-user-name/it110/your-file-name.htm
3. Remember that when you save an
.htm file, the name should not have any spaces, and
it should have the .htm
file extension.
In this assignment, you will create a web-page which demonstrates several of the text formatting features we discussed in class. In particular, your web-page should have:
- At least two paragraphs of text. Each paragraph needs a heading (using the text format elements
such as <H1> , or <H2> , or so on). In these paragraphs you can describe yourself, your interests, write fiction, whatever. Just keep it in good taste, I won't grade anything offensive.
- Some text on your page must be underlined , some other text must be bolded , and still more text must be italicized .
- At least two links to other (appropriate) web-sites.
- Put an anchor target as the last element inside the body to represent the
bottom of the page. Call it bottom. At the very top of your page make a link to this target. The display text to the bottom should be "Go to bottom."
- One unordered list of all the courses you took last semester and are currently
enrolled in this semester. This list needs some type of title (which is not
an item in the list). The entries in the list should include the course number
and title for each course (make something up if you can't remember). The entry in your list for IT 110 should have an ordered sublist of 3 items,
where each numbered item is one of the types of logic gates we discussed in class.
- A Table with at least 2 rows and 3 columns (no header rows). One of the
cells should span multiple columns or rows, another should contain a list (separate from the list specified above) ,
a third cell should contain a hyperlink, and the rest of the cells should contain some text or something else
non-trivial.