Assignment_1

Due 14 Sep 2017, 11:59pm

  • Fork this repository to your GitHub and Clone to your computer.

  • Create a folder in your personal CofC webspace called portfolio.

  • Inside of portfolio, create an index.html landing page which has a responsive design using the <header>, <nav>, <section>, <footer> special HTML5 divs.

    • The index.html is a landing page for your portfolio of CofC work.
    • The <header> area should have your name (you can omit last name if you like), degree, expected graduation date, professional/career goals/interests. A professional headshot type picture should be to the left of this text, and when the screen resolution is phone-size, the text should go below neatly.
    • The <nav> div should have links to the HOME page (index.html) and at least 3 courses you want to showcase in your portfolio.
      • One of these must be CSCI 215 Website Programming
      • Write out the entire name of the course along with prefix and course number.
    • The <section> tag on index.html should just have some text about the CSCI program you are in at CofC, your experiences, etc.
    • The <footer> should have links to the CSCI and the CofC homepages. Put your email address here in the following sneaky format: kbriggsATcofcDOTedu
  • Each one of your divs must have at least 3 CSS styles attributes assignments associate with them. All styles should be located in mainstyle.css.

  • For each one of the courses in your portfolio create a sub folder named csci215, etc. Inside of each of these folder should be an html file identical to the parent index.hml, but the section should include the course’s course description, a link to a pdf of the syllabus for the course, and anything else you want to say about the course.

    • In your csci215 folder’s index.html, go ahead and include an Assignment 1 link to the pdf of this assignment.
    • For the other courses, you need to have at least 3 links to assignments that you have completed. These should include source code if applicable. If you want to include a course in which you are current enrolled, then just put placeholder inactive links for these assignments for now and upload them as the semester goes along.
  • Make sure you commit and push your code to Git and GitHub often.