ASSIGNMENTS due March 24

 

1. Simple take home exercise (a.k.a. quiz)

1.     Define CPU

2.     Define CPU Cycle

3.     Define ALU

4.     Define Program Counter (PC)

5.     Define General Purpose Register

6.     Define Cache

7.     Define ROM and RAM

8.     Define Device Driver

9.     Define computer Bus

10.  Define Machine Language

11.  Define Assembler Language

12.  Define High Level Language

13.  Define Declarative Programming and provide an example programming language

14.  Define Imperative Programming and provide an example programming language

15.  Convert base 10 number 15 to base 2 (binary)

16.  Convert base 2 (binary) number 00101000 to base 10

17.  Who wrote the seminal paper introducing hypertext – provide name of person along with discussion on this seminal paper

18.  Explain HTTP – include the concepts of Client and Server in your response

19.  Who worked on defining HTTP and what did this person create using HTTP – include the concepts of Client and Server to explain what was created

20.  Explain FTP – include the concepts of Client and Server in your response

21.  Explain what HTML is

22.  Explain what JavaScript is

23.  Explain the process to create an HTML web page on your local/personal laptop computer and then posting the web page on a Host/Server system such as eden.rutgers.edu

24.  Why must your web page stored as a file on a Unix/Linux based web Host/Server system have its file permissions set to either 644 or 755

25.  In an HTML web page, how do you define a URL link to another HTML web page – provide a simple example of the HTML declaration

 

 

 

2. CSS Assignment

Get the following web content for example of CSS web page from Doug. Goto scils.rutgers.edu/~riecken/public_html/choc and get the following files:

·       choc.html

·       choc.css

·       rh019320.png

·       rh023525.png

·       rh024247.png

Then create your own web page with CSS by making simple edits to the original content

 

 

 

3. Current Personal Web Page Content

Please have all your current web content stored on eden.rutgers.edu in your personal public_html directory. Your pages should include:

·       personal home page created by modifying Doug’s home page

·       a HTML Table page linked to-and-from your home page based on Doug’s HTML table page

·       a HTML JavaScript Form page linked to-and-from your home page based on Doug’s HTML JavaScript Form page

Doug would like to visit your web pages.