Week 6 - Lesson
HTML - X in XHTML
Reading:
- Chapter 7 Moving to XHTML: Putting the 'X' into HTML
- Chapter 8 Getting started with CSS: Adding a little style
- Reference on CSS Style Properties
- In-Class Exercise Exam Questions (10 Points)
Exercises/Homework: Due before the start of class
- You only have one try to complete the Unit Test #1 (200 Points)
- (50 Points) Complete the Week 6 homework assignment
- Upload the Chapter 7 AND Chapter 8 homework to the Butler Week 6 folder.
- If you can not log in to Butler's Web site, email your work.
Quick Notes:
Process Modeling: In the context of computing systems, the term 'process modeling' has come to be associated with a number of ideas, all concerned with the dynamic behavior of organizations, businesses or systems more generally. The basic idea is that such systems can be thought of as operating or behaving as a number of interrelated processes. To study and understand systems, one constructs 'process models' according to particular viewpoints and using particular modeling techniques. Further, models constructed from some viewpoints can form the basis for computer systems used to support a particular behavior for an organization. Such computer systems can themselves be considered models of businesses or organizations, albeit in a medium which is not purely descriptive but rather more active in nature.