Instructions for Adding Links to the class Link Page Step 1: Open the Class Link Page for editing * map to Class page * go to Classlinks\Classlinks.html * open Classlinks.html in your browser * open the source in Notebook

Add your link template to a Category 4 Step 1:go to the bottom and copy a template of the entry HTML code from to. 4 Step 2) Paste after the last entry in the category. So the last lines of the previous entry should look like this. while the last lines of the category should look like this. Short URL * Short Description * Your name Comment and information which might be found and why this is a good page Back to top …

Add your link information to the entry 4 1:Add the URL link 4 2:Add a short clickable URL NOT A NEW NAME 4 3)Add Asteric and Short description 4 4) Add asteric and your name and new line 4 The above should all fit one one line 4 5) Add comment 2 Short URL * Short Description * Your name Comment and information which might be found and why this is a good page

New categories 4 Use the “Other” category of you have something that does not fit 4 You can make new categories by copying the entire category template and adding a line in the unordered list after “top” 4 New categories should be class lesson topic related and be expected to have multiple links. Also check “other” for related links you should move. 4 If in doubt use “other”

Me 4 Wolfgang Baer 4 How to contact me: – – (don’t): –phone: (don’t): –Office: Sp 241A (2’nd to last Hallway near CS lab end of Sp) or Lab in TRAC Bldg above police station –Web: Your Username password –Office Hours: TBD M,T,Th -3 to 5pm

Objectives of CS Basic Understanding of How the Internet works 4 Familiarization with Surfing Internet Tools and Offerings 4 Build Basic Web Page Creation skill 4 Understand Interactive Web Page Programming: Client Side Programming 4 Understand web page Hosting: Server Side Programming 4 Opportunity to explore a topic of interest

CS3505 Relation to Network Trac Advanced CS 4550 Intro. CS 3502 Internet CS 3505 NW. Modeling CS 4554 NW Programming CS 4552 Business and Economics of Networking CS 4556

CS3505 Relation to Other Classes Advanced CS 4550 Intro. CS 3502 Internet CS 3505 NW. Modeling CS 4554 NW Programming CS 4552 SecurityTrack CS 3600, CS3690, CS3670 Computer Systems and Architecture Trac CS 4112, Distributed CS 4451 Parallel Electrical & Computer Engineering >15 Network Related courses EC 3850 Computer Communications- ISO Modeling EC 4580 Coding & Information Theory EC 4850 High Speed Networks – in depth analysis CS3670 Information Sciences IS 3502-CN Intro IS Micro Computer Networks IS Modern Network Oss IS 4506-Client/Server Systems DB&Knowledge track CS4322

Administrivia 4 Intended for non-CS students –CS students may be bored 4 Pass-Fail or graded option –Roughly 50% have taken it p/f in the past. 4 This is not a weed-out class –The intention is to introduce you to the internet and have some fun

Text 4 No text Required 4 Good References –Fundamentals of the Internet, Raymond Greenlaw, Ellen Hepp, McGraw Hill 2002, Isbn –Internet & World Wide Web How to Program, Deitel, deitel&Nieto, Prentice Hall ISBN –Computer Networks and Internets, Douglas Comer, Prentice hall, ISBN

Other Sources How The Internet works, Preston Gralla, QUE, year 2002, ISBN – "Compact Guide to Web Page Creation & Design" linda Ericksen, Prentice Hall, Isbn Web Tools, Smart Computing Learning Series, Yahoo -> search for “ web tutorials”, “Internet tutorials” Webdeveloper.com or ISP.com

Class Notes and Materials 4 Handouts in class from time to time 4 Class Materials Available in Black Board –Class Notes Download from “Course Documents” Mostly in Powerpoint –Homework for Review Not Graded from “Course Documents” –Assignments from “Assignments” 4 Class Web Page –Class Web Page being Built : Your Username password

Assignments & Projects 4 Usually weekly assignments that involve doing something on the internet, web page building, and sometimes this will include a quiz. 4 Homework Review available not graded 4 One longer project due at the end of the term that involves something that interests you--HTML pages, etc. 4 Midterm tests for grades 4 Final (probably a take home) 4 Approx 20% midterms, Final 30%, Project 30%, 20% assignments

Black Board: 4 We will use it as a software tool for delivering material, assignments, tests, and grades 4 In the future for conducting classes remotely with multimedia presentations and interactive discussions 4 Go to and view the simulation *you should have a login password if not contact BB help desk

CS3505 : Tentative Schedule 4 Logon to Black board 4 Select CS3505 Introduction to the Internet & Information Superhighway 4 Read Announcement 4 Click on Course Information 4 Click on Schedule 4 Discuss Schedule

Next 4 Discuss Blackboard basic procedures 4 We’ll concentrate on getting connected and using and browsers for the first few days, 4 then discuss your projects 4 And get started on basic HTML web page writing.

First Assignment 4 Log onto Blackboard and if signed up read course descriptions 4 Go to the CS3505 home page 4 Send an to CS3505prof.hotmail.com –Subject: Assignment 1 section (1or2) Your Name –Send from you want to contacted on –Body: BB Signed up (yes or No) CS3505 Home page (yes or no)