XHTML Assignment
This is an introductory assignment designed to allow you to learn the basics about creating web documents using XHTML. You will build a short & simple web page to provide basic information about you. Specifically, you must have at least two paragraphs of text. (For this assignment, a paragraph should have at least 5 separate sentences.)
1. Paragraph 1 must provide:
- background information about you
- why you are attending SDSU
- something interesting about yourself.
Be sure to include information about all 3 pieces that is easily able to be discerned from reading your web page.
2. Paragraph 2 must discuss:
- what your major is and why you chose it
- how companies in your major/career path use information systems to provide a competitive advantage. Provide the name of at least two companies you researched to find out about their MIS systems
- Both paragraphs should have a minimum total of 250 words NOT including your code.
Remember...
-You MUST create your web page using Notepad or TextEdit (Mac). Note: If you use TextEdit you MUST ensure.
- You may not use an HTML or XHTML editor for your assignment - this means FrontPage, DreamWeaver, or any other XHTML/HTML editor available online (such as HTML Tidy) or via download.
- This also means that you may not use any editing programs that convert your text into html - for example, you may not use the Save As Web Page option in Word.
-You must write your web page code using the XHTML strict standard
-You must work independently and all work must be original.
Your web page must have the following required components:
NOTE: Not following directions and paying attention to details will result in points being lost.
1. The first three pieces in your document must be written exactly as follows Do Not include the letters a, b, c:
a.
b.
"https://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
c.
This stuff at the top of a web page is required and all you need to know is these lines makes it valid XHTML and makes it possible for your web page to be read by different web browsers and devices well into the future. Consider creating a template of the above three lines or pieces for you to add to your future web pages.
3. Enter an XHTML comment to create internal documentation inside of the "Head" area. The comment (not visible to the user) should state "Web Page last updated on XX/XX/XX." Update this date every time you work on the page.
4. If all of the required components are not included in your web page, or if they are not working correctly, you will lose points. Additionally, your page must be visually pleasing (e.g. don't have all the text cluttered together) and free from spelling and grammar errors.
5. Name your XHTML file with your Last Name + Initial of First Name + A7Webpage and the correct extension (e.g. for student John Doe the file would be: DoeJ_A7Webpage.html)
6. Check your file using an XHTML validator (such as: https://validator.w3.org) to ensure that you have followed all of the programming rules correctly. Select the Validate by Direct Input tab, copy and paste your code into the window and select the check button. When you are done validating, be sure to select the "Show Source" option and revalidate. For full credit, you must validate successfully using the XHTML Strict Doctype tag.
Attachment:- MIS ASSIGNMENT.rar