< CS 2350 Assignments />

Adam Shigley

Try It Out Activities

Module 1

1-2 Try It Out: Mobile Panini: This project was completed by following a Review assignment tutorial in the course textbook. This website was built for a Mobile Panini restaurant.
1-4 Try It Out: Mountain Wheels: This project was completed by following Tutorial 2 in the course textbook. This website was built for a mountain bike tour.

Module 2

2-2 Try It Out: Pandaisia March Specials: This project was completed by following the Tutorial 3 Review assignment in the course textbook. This website was built for the Pandaisia Chocolates' March Specials.
2-4 Try It Out: DLR Morning Schedule: This project was completed by following the Tutorial 6 Review assignment in the course textbook. This webpage was built for Dakota Listener Radio's morning schedule.

Module 3

3-2 Try It Out: The Ferris Family: This graphic design project was completed by following the Tutorial 4 Review assignment in the course textbook. I learned about adding backgrounds and transforming graphics.

3-5 Try It Out: Customer Info
3-5 Try It Out: Build Your Pizza: This project focuses on using web forms. The forms were created for Red Ball Pizza and include radio buttons, checkboxes, text areas, and form validation.

Module 4

4-1 Challenge: Build Your Own Website: Portfolio Website can be found on the Challenge page.

Module 5

5-2 Try it Out: Star Dust Stories: This project covers JavaScript. JavaScript was used to create a Date object and sets the correct planisphere image according to the date.

5-4 Try it Out: Lyman Hall Events: This project covers JavaScript, the Date object, and DOM manipulation. I was able to create a calendar of events, over a certain timespan, for the Lyman Hall Theater.

Module 6

6-2 Try it Out: Hitori Puzzle Page: This project covers JavaScript events and utilizing functions. Event handlers, event listeners, and functions were used to create three different interactive Hitori puzzles.

6-4 Try it Out: Federalist 10 Article: This project covers Document nodes and style sheets in JavaScript. Creating HTML elements, setting attributes, and appending to HTML elements were used in JavaScript to create an aside element with keywords. The keywords are anchor elements that when clicked, link to the specific keyword located in the document.

Module 7

7-1 Challenge: JavaScript Final