UCSC Art 101, Spring 2015

UCSC Art 101: Introduction to Computer Programing for the Arts

Homework Scheme

Weekly homework will generally be assigned every Tuesday in four parts:

A. Read from the text and perform coordinated online programming practice. B. Spruce up your website using new ideas from A. C. Create a triple (hw-xx.css, hw-xx.html, and hw-xx.js) solving a set problem. Copy and paste from provided examples is allowed. D. Post your solution to C on your website for online grading. Posting must be before the deadline (every Monday 8 am) to receive a score. Scores will be 0, 1, 2, or 3 for each of the three files.
B. Spruce up your website using new ideas from A. C. Create a triple (hw-xx.css, hw-xx.html, and hw-xx.js) solving a set problem. Copy and paste from provided examples is allowed. D. Post your solution to C on your website for online grading. Posting must be before the deadline (every Monday 8 am) to receive a score. Scores will be 0, 1, 2, or 3 for each of the three files.
C. Create a triple (hw-xx.css, hw-xx.html, and hw-xx.js) solving a set problem. Copy and paste from provided examples is allowed. D. Post your solution to C on your website for online grading. Posting must be before the deadline (every Monday 8 am) to receive a score. Scores will be 0, 1, 2, or 3 for each of the three files.: Copy and paste from provided examples is allowed.
D. Post your solution to C on your website for online grading. Posting must be before the deadline (every Monday 8 am) to receive a score. Scores will be 0, 1, 2, or 3 for each of the three files.: Posting must be before the deadline (every Monday 8 am) to receive a score.; Scores will be 0, 1, 2, or 3 for each of the three files.

Rev 30 March 2015 by Ralph