Captain: Sharmin

09/13/06

 Today we are making sure to get the project and assignment done.

    -The project is to design a E-Commerce web page for a tutorial system++)

    - Build a search engine

    -How many different kind of BEANS exist? Refer to page 705 volume2

    -This site is a table and contain 2 column and

    -Mixing RGB(red, green, and blue). You can to mix these three color and create a hole other bunch of colors.

    -While color are define by their name, they are also  represented by #FFFFFF. those FF's range from 00 to FFs.

    - Assignment 1 is on page 15(search engine program). Make it partial then make it smart and intelligent. Type it and understand it.

    -Next assignment is on page 695 and it deals with the 10 commands. 

      -Two way a project has program in it: server side and client side(JAVA).

    -JAVA doest have pointer. C++ is the fastest. PHP is very good with data base. Perl is another PHP.

    -Post your homework on your web site(geocities or other...)

    -Personal research on CGI(Common Gateway Interface)

    - regular expression give you the shortcuts for finding things

 

 

-Try to incorporate the 7C's into the project. (content, compelling, clear, current, correctness, concise, (customize/community), consistent, complete and so on)

Must do at least 5 of the 7C's.

THIS IS A REMINDER OF THE QUIZ NEXT THURSDAY

 

Please send the 10 questions to Damadan2x@yahoo.com for credit

 

  Student's Name Website URL Email Address
1 Ahmed, Syed I. http://www.geocities.com/  
2 Arias, David L. http://www.geocities.com/  
3 Eng Jr., Jimmy http://www.geocities.com/damadan2x damadan2x@yhaoo.com
4 Francoeur, Ralph J. http://www.geocities.com/  
5 Ghazanchyan, Farideh http://www.geocities.com/  
6 Gomez, Luis H. http://www.geocities.com/  
7 Hanson, Tricia G. http://www.geocities.com/  
8 Howe, William J. http://www.geocities.com/bill_howe bill_howe@yahoo.com
9 Ijaz, Muddaser http://www.geocities.com/
10 Jean-Francs, Bertholiny http://www.geocities.com/
11 Jimenez, Marlene http://www.geocities.com/  
12 Kavully, Rajesh http://www.geocities.com/  
13 Keegan, Carol A. http://www.geocities.com/  
14 Llanos, Robert http://www.geocities.com/  
15 Olivo, Julia A. http://www.geocities.com/  
16 Ortiz, Nickie http://www.geocities.com/  
17 Parham, Sakinah A. http://www.geocities.com/  
18 Paul, My-Kerline http://www.geocities.com/  
19 Ralph, Karima N. http://www.geocities.com/  
20 Ruan, Jian Ping http://www.geocities.com/  
21 Samuels, Carl A. http://www.geocities.com/  
22 Tamara http://www.geocities.com/

 

 

 

 

Review of Phases

 

6 Phases

 

1. Introduction- missions, who are you addressing? about it?

 

2. Show your website w/ the 7C analysis (must use 5 C's)

 

3. Use 10 commandments of html and incorporate 5 more commands that you learned or are in the book.

 

4. To incorporate the Javascript (functions/ifs/whiles)

 

5. Search program (CGI)

 

6. Database

 

 

Start this early to get as much help as you can.

 

*****THIS IS A REVIEW FROM THE LAST YEAR'S NOTES***

**09/14/2005 class will meet at A117 (A-wing LAB)**

 

        -Submit 5 sample questions for test to ebrahimia@oldwestbury.edu

 

Sample Questions

 

-Know the 7 C's.

-Know 10 commandments  of HTML.

-What is the difference between CGI and C++ programming? (chapter 20)

-What are the different ways to create a website? (first day of  class notes)

-What are the common speeds for a server? (our Dell computers in lab are 2.4ghz)

-What are the common capacities on severs?

-Know the uses and differences between the for, while, if, statements in C++.

-Page 2 DOS, Windows, Unix (Linux). Operating Systems. In chapter 20 you will read about Apache (Unix server), and IIS (Windows server).

-Know the ASCII values on page 3.

-Know difference between Unicode and ASCII (blank is 32, and Capital 'A' 97)

-Difference  between bit and byte.

-Page 8 know history of the programming languages

-Page 9 Program Control Flow

-Page 10 Software engineering, object oriented programming

-Page 12 History

-Read The Mysteries of Programming

 

 

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Why would you convert lowercase to uppercase?

-To speed up the search.

 

 

One of the programming languages is called PERL or similarly PHP

 

PERL is very arcane (uses a lot of code that is not friendly)

 

Regular Expression

 

What are the possibilities for a phone number

-Depends where you are calling

 

 

 (XXX) XXX-XXXX

876-8594 <---- Dr. Ebrahimi's #
 

All variations can be accepted in Regular Expression

Dr. Ebrahimi will show you in Regular Expression in 2 lines

 

 

DIR will give you

 

del *.*    will delete everything in your directory

 

 

MD -make directory

 

***************review from last semester******************

jws091905

Mon Sep 19 compiled by Manish Itty George

1. Exam will be on next Wednesday the 28 th in the room H208

open book,  submit questions

Get familiar with the frontpage.

be able to view the HTML of corresponding page material

what is http://137.139.152.100 = IP Address

second assignment

Read page 694 at home and type the HTML code  in page 695 as is and view the page.  (in the vol 2 book)

do it progressively

 

How would you convert a uppercase letter to the lowercase letter? page 3  'A' is 65 and lower 'a' is 97

therefore if you add 32 which a blank to the upper case it becomes lower case.

Extra Assignment To convert an uppercase letter/word to a lower case equivalent.

int x;

cin>>x;

x=x + 32

cout <<x<<endl;

most search engines convert lower case to upper case or 1 restriction is that data has to be stored in upper case.

 

what is the difference between cont+prntscr and  cont+alt+prntscr ?

alt will give u only foreground

IP stands for internet protocol(standard)

An IP address (Internet Protocol address) is a unique number, similar in concept to a telephone number, used by devices (usually computers) attached to a network to refer to each other when sending information through a Local LAN, Wide area WAN or the Internet networks. This allows devices passing the information onwards on behalf of the sender to know where to send it next, and for the device receiving the information to know that it is the intended destination.

An example IP address is 207.142.131.236. Converting a number address to a more human-readable form called a domain address

 

 

 

 

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There is a program in the book that converts 1 2 3 to 123 if you can demo it for us you will receive extra credit (5 points)

 

Dr. Ebrahimi wants to reward us with points

 

Sample question: Identify the differences between c & c++?? (in C: scanf, printf) (in C++: cin and cout)

in java system.out.print(......)