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14 May 2003 Dear Comp1501 Students, The limit on file numbers for the 2nd Assignment is due to the ITEE on-line submission system. Below is instructions to avoid this problem: - Use a zip program to compress your entire Web site into a .ZIP file. If your Web site has a sub-directory structure (e.g. a sub-directory to store all image files and so on), then compress the top level directory in which all files and sub-directories are included. - Then upload the .ZIP file using the on-line submission service. The on-line submission system counts the number of files that are uploaded, and NOT the number of files contained in any .ZIPs, etc, uploaded - so if you sends a single .ZIP file then it will only count as one file. Also the on-line submission system does not care about the file type apart from that it tries to do a virus scan on the file to clean up any viruses. If the system finds a virus, it explicitly tells you about that. The PCs in the student labs have a program installed that will let you create .ZIPs suitable for submission. Again be sure that no personal information appears on your web site. We will get your student number from your submission through the Web submission process. 12 May 2003
Assignment2 on-line submission service is now available. The limit on file numbers for the 2nd Assignment is due to the ITEE on-line submission system. Below is instructions to avoid this problem: - Use a zip program to compress your entire Web site into a .ZIP file. If your Web site has a sub-directory structure (e.g. a sub-directory to store all image files and so on), then compress the top level directory in which all files and sub-directories are included. - Then upload the .ZIP file using the on-line submission service. The on-line submission system counts the number of files that are uploaded, and NOT the number of files contained in any .ZIPs, etc, uploaded - so if you sends a single .ZIP file then it will only count as one file. Also the on-line submission system does not care about the file type apart from that it tries to do a virus scan on the file to clean up any viruses. If the system finds a virus, it explicitly tells you about that. The PCs in the student labs have a program installed that will let you create .ZIPs suitable for submission. Again be sure that no personal information appears on your web site. We will get your student number from your submission through the Web submission process. 12 May 2003 - Also note that the exam date has been arranged for Friday 27th June at 11:15am. - Assignment 1 Marks are also now available. 03 May 2003 A supplementary lecture material covering internet and web fundamental concepts is available on the course web page (week 9). The material is to help you review your knowledge and understanding about internet and web in general. - Soon-Kyeong 11 April 03 There is now a newsgroup for the course in the UQ newsgroup listing. 12 March 2003 The purpose of the first web assignment is to develop skills in html programming. As such formatting is not important, nor is the appearance of the page. The requirements for the 5% are as listed in the assignment. - Kevin 28 February 2003 Sign-on is available for lectures as of today, and will be available for practical sessions next week. - Ralf |
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