Individual Reflection – This should be a thorough evaluation of your team and individual performance. Discuss your role, the team process, the strengths and weaknesses of your approach. 1-2 pages Submitted to all faculty by 5/8.
Peer Evaluations (Fill out once per team member, Do not evaluate yourself). Failure to evaluate your peers will negatively impact your grade. Due 5/8.
All missing work is due by 5/8/2025. Remember in order to participate in ITEC 4610 you must earn a B grade or better.
Have a great Summer and we’ll see you in the Fall.
In today’s session I would like you to make sure you are familiar with Image editing tools. Many of you have worked with Corel Vector (Formerly Gravit) and or Illustrator. If you have previous experiences with these tools skip to the assignments section for your next steps. If these tools are new to you, please create an account and work through the tutorials below.
In groups of two or three. Complete the HTML Cheatsheet activity. Once you have a functioning version, id like you to customize the page using typography and color to make it your own. This should be linked off of your course homepage,
Using the following code snippets build the HTML Cheatsheet. Upon completion. Examine and tweak the CSS to your liking. Make it your own.
In today’s session, I’d like you to reconvene with your coding partner from last week and finish up and publish your work. It should be accessible via the github url you submitted last week. Remember each of you should submit your own work. Once you have completed the exercise, take some time to reflect on the process? Did you work well with your partner? If so what strategies did you use to collaborate? Did you pick a good work flow? What would you do differently if you had to start over? We’ll discuss we we return to the classroom. Have a good weekend.
Use today’s session to work on and complete this assignment. You are welcome to partner with a classmate to work on this but each of you must submit code that you have written. No Copy/Paste!
Create a link to this assignment from your course homepage. Name it “Prototype HTML5 Assignment”
When complete publish it to your Github account with the Commit Note “Prototype HTML5 Assignment Submission”.
Today we will build a collaborative list of frequently used terms and Definitions from across the web. As you edit the collaborative list please be sure to adhere to example information structure provided. It might be helpful for you to work on your definitions and then migrate them into the document once complete
We will be using a broad array of tools to support this course this semester. If you would like to familiarize yourself with these feel free to do so. I will explain and do walkthroughs with the tools when we begin to use them. You are welcome to go ahead and create your accounts (they are all free) but make sure to keep track of your credentials.
Codepen.io – Codecasting Service for Lectures and Reference
GitHub (Student Pack) – Code Versioning Repository for submitting assignments
