Week 1
Course introduction.
The syllabus (handed out in class). Rubrics, bureaucracy and assessment.
A "home page" for the class (http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/cs130/index.htm).
See various references under class resources.
Required format of class-related e-mail. Your e-mail to me should contain, in the SUBJECT LINE the course number: "130" followed by your last name and the assignment number. . If your assignment does not follow this format exactly (using your last name instead of "fishborne" -- Note: your e-mail software, if properly configured, will fill in your name for you, so do not try to convince anyone that you are, in fact, named "jambalaya fishborne"), your grade on that assignment may be zero.

Proper format of subject-line for class-related e-mail
!! On most assignments, you will be expected to put your work on the class server and to include in your email, the proper URL of the page as it appears in your class web space. Also do not remove any assignments from your directory -- the University may require inspection of your work for purposes of program evalualtion.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in a grade of zero for affected assignments. It is your responsibility to understand and follow these instructions.
Lingo:"Operating systems", "Applications", "Documents", "Content" -- learn the difference.Web browsing: Netscape and Internet Explorer (MSIE).
Introduction to web-authoring. See References for learning HTML (particularly Some Notes on HTML) under class resources.
Finding your class web folder on the class web server.
The URL will look like either
http://webclass.sru.edu/CPSC130-02.0108/yourname/yourfile.htm
or
http://webclass.sru.edu/CPSC130-03.0108/yourname/yourfile.htm
A glimpse of JavaScript
Assignments:The random reading of random text: Quasi-Emma.
Throughout the semester you will be responsible for keeping up with the reading assignments on the class web site. You may be asked about it in class either orally or on exams.
Assignment 1: Due Friday January 18th. Log into your windows account. Use a web-browser to find the class home page. Check to see if your class folder is available on the class web site. Send e-mail detailing progress on each of these items to the instructor.
Reading: Material on class web-site. You are responsible for all information contained in all direct links made from these class pages (those which begin "http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/cs130/) to any URL that begins "http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/".