ITP 204 - Fundamentals of Web Development
::Victoria L. Davenport::vdavenpo@usc.edu::213-379-6071::
AsSiGnMentS
cLaSs pAgE Classpage for personal info and links to ITP204 assignments
bEhaVioRs pAgE Page featuring a slew of Dreamweaver JS behaviors
sTyLeS pAgE Styles in stylesheets using the Dreamweaver interface
iNteRacTive DHTML Page that shows off interactive capabilities of Dreamweaver.
JS oBjEcTs Identify objects, events, methods, etc.
thREe JS rOu
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Create JS color, calculator and prompt pages.
cOnditIonAL eXerCise Write routine to evaluate data and write values (to text fields) accordingly.
rAndOm pHotO aRrAy Use arrays to generate random photo
eMaiL vaLidAtiOn Exercise to perform simple data validation
pRojEcT prOpoSaL Written proposal for your semester project
rEstRucTuRinG dAtA Using reg. expressions, replace and substring
ArTisT oF tHe mOnTH
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nEws BriEfiNG
Apple's iTunes sells 250 million songs
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Now selling at a rate of more than a million downloads per day, Apple Computer Inc. said Monday customers have purchased a total more than 250 million songs from its online iTunes Music Store. The store, now available in 15 countries, is selling 1.25 million songs per day, which puts the annual run rate of almost half a billion songs per year, Apple said. Apple helped invigorate the market for legal music downloads when it launched the iTunes store in April 2003, but its robust sales continues to far outpace rival services. The success is due in part to Apple's wildly popular iPod portable music players, which are designed not to play songs purchased from competing online music stores. The Cupertino-based company sold 4.5 million iPods in the fourth quarter and more than 10 million since its debut in October 2001.
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