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Introduction to Computer Programming

Web Page Guidelines

You will be asked to create a digital portfolio as an artifact of the work you produce in this class.  Each language will have it’s own unique abilities for web implementation based on the IDE (browser based vs software based).  However, each lab should have the following components in the write up

  1. On The Web
  1. Your solution needs to be posted on  your website.  If you have your own website already, this is fine, however, neocities.org is highly recommended for being easy to use.
  2. The quality and overall structure of the web posting will be evaluated.  That is, your write up should integrate well into your website.
  1. Lab Overview
  1. You should give a brief overview of what the lab was about.  This needs to be in your own words.  You should also provide a link to the original assignment if possible.
  1. Solution
  1. The solution should include both a link (or code) to your solution.  If possible, embed the projetct using the <iframe> tag.  
  2. You should describe how your solved the problem.
  3. You should describe any difficulties you had in creating your solution.
  1. Questions
  1. Often a lab will ask specific questions.  The questions should be included on your website as well as the answers.

Here is an example website for a scratch write up.  

http://ahs-cs.neocities.org/courses/intro/webdev/sample_page.html