Thank you
I hope you were introduced to HTML, PHP, and SQL. What took a long time at the beginning is now somewhat routine for you. My biggest regret is that the school did not provide you with copies of Dreamweaver for use at home. I also regret not opening up the port so you could access the AOIT server from home. But I think most of you have a pretty good idea what dynamic web programming is about. Maybe in the future some of you will continue with computer science courses or you'll practice on your own.
Take care!
Review
Know the following:
MySQL:
Creating tables
Populating Tables
SQL SELECT statements
HTML:
Background color and images
Links
Tables
Inserting PHP and Javascript
Font color and size
PHP:
Variables
If statements
For loops
While loops
Understand the
programs here.
Dreamweaver:
Basic usage
An example of AOIT work I found online
When you type in AOIT, this school comes up first with Google. Look at their
student work examples...I'd say you guys are ahead of most 10th graders.
AJAX
http://ajax.solutoire.com/Many of you will use this in your future web programming...
One of the more interesting explanations of MySpace
It's an inverse relationship: as fear goes up, public outings go down. Public outings go down, myspace
activity goes up.
Funny site
http://www.rinkworks.com/dialect/
20% of your final
You will create a web page for a Killian club (pick any) with the following requirements:
No templates from the Internet.
Use an example of PHP, Javascript, and HTML (obviously).
Due on the day of the final AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS as a link on your blog!!
The three pages need to have links to each other. One page must have a table of some sorts. Use interesting colors and pictures (4 minimum).
Also you need to create a table with the student information: First Name, Last name, Homeroom. Use the PHP Connection script from February 6th 2006 to display the first names ONLY on a page.
Create an interesting logo and put it at the top!
I encourage code reuse from other projects obviously.
Grade breakdown:
30% pictures, color, and table
20% PHP connection
20% student table
10% Javascript example
10% logo
10% working links between three pages
Class Exercise
Write a for loop that counts out the minutes in an hour and displays every fifth minute, display the minute and the time left until the hour is through.
Today's exercise.
