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Internet Publishing CPST-240-10
Summer 2008

Maxwell Scientific
Tutorial 9 - Case Problem 4
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, Aug 3
Final Exam
Assignment
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Data files needed for this Case Problem: address.txt, apple.jpg, astro.txt, chem.txt, dtd_list.txt, elect.txt, eng.txt, mwslogo.gif, physics.txt

Complete Tutorial 9 in your text book. Practice with Case Problems 1 and 2.

Tutorial 9, Case Problem 4

Maxwell Scientific

Maxwell Scientific is a online Web site that sells science kits and educational products to schools and educators. Chris Todd, the head of the Web site development team, is leading an effort to update the company's Web site. He has given you some text files and graphic images. You may supplement this material with any additional files and resources at your disposal. Your job will be to develop this material into a Web site that is compliant with XHTML 1.0 strict standards. To ensure that the completed Web page is both well formed and valid, he wants you to test it on a validator before submitting it to him.

The design of the Web site and each individual page is up to you, but it should include the following features:

  1. The Website should include six files, with the names astro.htm, chem.htm, elect.htm, eng.htm, physics.htm, and Maxwell.htm (the home page).
  2. Decorate your HTML with comments that make it easy for George to recognize the sections that will be graded.
  3. Your HTML should be easy for others to read and interpret.
  4. Your website should be easy to navigate.
  5. Your website should be attractive and well designed.
  6. Each page should be designed as an XHTML 1.0 strict document. Include all necessary declarations and namespaces. This is different from what we have done so far ... and W3C Markup Validation will treat it differently. Be certain you get this part correct. The declarations MUST look like this (feel free to copy it):
    <?xml version-"1.0" encoding=UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
    <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
           "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
    <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
  7. Your code should follow correct XHTML syntax rules for XHTML 1.0 Strict as confirmed by W3C Markup Validation Service.

When you are finished:
  1. Use FTP to upload your completed web page to your Tulane Student Web Space
  2. Copy the URL of your website's main page and paste it into a new eMail message to George (gnorth@tulane.edu). Subject of this eMail MUST be "Tutorial 9 - Case Problem 4 - Final Exam"