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Tuesday |
Wednesday Labs |
Thursday |
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1/27 |
Welcome to Comp 106! Your first web page |
1/28 |
Introduction to WindowsNT Introduction to Arachnophilia |
1/29 |
Introduction to PageSpinner Absolute vs relative references in html |
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2/3 |
Lists Background Images |
2/4 |
More features of Arachnophilia |
2/5 |
The Document Object Events, properties, and methods |
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2/10 |
The Date Object A difference of night and day |
2/11 |
Date manipulations |
2/12 |
Introduction to population models using Stella |
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2/17 |
Constructing the Stella model |
2/18 |
Tables in html |
2/19 |
Fine tuning the model |
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2/24 |
Refining the Stella user interface |
2/25 |
Opening new windows with JavaScript |
2/26 |
Complexities in modeling the spread of a disease |
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3/3 |
Introduction to Excel |
3 / 4 |
Introduction to forms |
3/5 |
How big is that student loan? |
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3/10 |
Absolute vs. relative references in Excel |
3/11 |
Serving up spreadsheets |
3/12 |
Graphs and Charts in Excel |
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3/17 |
Spring Break |
3/18 |
Spring Break |
3/19 |
Spring Break |
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3/24 |
Excel worksheets vs. workbooks |
3/25 |
Serving spreadsheets, Part II |
3/26 |
Functions and forms in JavaScript, Part II |
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3/31 |
Validating user input Validating html |
4/1 |
Forms, Revisited |
4/2 |
Just what is a web server? |
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4/7 |
Ken Olsen to speak! |
4/8 |
The WindowsNT Peer Web Server |
4/9 |
Dynamic images and mouse-overs |
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4/14 |
Optimizing graphics for the web |
4/15 |
Analyzing the server log file |
4/16 |
Introduction to arrays |
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4/21 |
Arrays and for loops |
4/22 |
Comparing browsers Ensuring compatibility |
4/23 |
A Macintosh web server |
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4/28 |
html 4.0: Where does the web go from here? |
4/29 |
Advanced features of 4.0 browsers |
4/30 |
More on html 4.0 |
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5/5 |
Show and Tell |