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School of Business and Tourism
Web Development I (ISY10209)
Session 1, 2018
Assignment 2 Submission of Continuous Assessment Tasks, Topics 4 - 7
Unit Objectives 1 - 3
Due Date Week 8, Friday 27th April 2018.
Weight 15% of overall unit assessment
1. Task Description
The first seven topics of the study guide contain a continuous assessment tasks.
You will complete the continuous assessment tasks for Topics 4-7 as your submission as your assignment 2. For your
convenience I have included all of the continuous assessments as an appendix of this document.
2. Marking criteria
The following marking criteria should assist you in completing your assignment. Please make sure that you address
each of these items in your assignment. Have a look at the marking spreadsheet provided in the Assignments folder of
the MySCU site for additional information.
Co
ect submission:
• 1% - All continuous assessment tasks must be present in properly submitted zip file. See section 8
“Assignment Submission”.
Continuous Assessment to be marked (Topic 4 - 7)
• Assessment 4 - 3%.
• Assessment 5 - 4%
• Assessment 6 - 2%
• Assessment 7 - 5%.
Each of the assessments will be marked for the following:
• Meets all listed criteria and validates (as per the continuous assessment task)
• Source code readability, accuracy (development).
Note: There is no requirement to upload this assignment to the infotech.scu.edu.au server.
3. Advice
You will need to start this assignment in the 4th week of semester. By working through your tutorial exercises each
week, you should have more than sufficient time to complete the assignment by the due date.
4. More information
All written works for continuous assessment must be word-processed. Drawings and diagrams should be word-
processed or scanned into a word document. Files created in non-university standard programs cannot be accepted, as
the marker may not be able to view them.
If you need more information about completing this assignment, then you should contact your lecturer or your tutor.
5. Original work
Your assignment must be your original work. Assignments form a major part of course work. Exchange of ideas can
e considered educationally valuable; however, excessive collaboration will be regarded as plagiarism, which is a
University offence. For example, the copying of significant parts of a document, even if subsequently modified, is
plagiarism. Such academic dishonesty will be penalised in accordance with the University's rules and regulations.
You must not copy material from books, magazines, internet sources or other students’ assignments. Of course, you
may include direct quotes from any source, but these must be small (e.g. one sentence or one paragraph) and must be
properly referenced, using the Harvard Referencing Style.
The assessment process may require some students to attend an interview in order to explain aspects of their
assignment.
Plagiarism is strictly prohibited. If plagiarism is found, students may receive zero marks on that piece of assessment
item.
6. Identification
There is no need to hand in a hardcopy of this assignment. Ensuring that your name is in the filename of the handed-in
file will be sufficient identification.
7. Retain duplicate copy
Before submitting the assignment, you are advised to either photocopy or retain electronic copies of original work. In
the event of any uncertainty regarding the submission of assessment items, you may be requested to reproduce a final
copy.
8. Assignment submission
Time: Week 8, Friday 27th April 2018.
Location:
Internal, Online, Sydney/Melbourne/Perth and GXUST students: submit via "Submit Assignments
“folder" (on unit’s MySCU site).
IBS: as directed by local tutor.
File Naming conventions:
One zip file only with a filename = YourFirstInitialLastName_ISY10209_Ass2.zip
IMPORTANT NOTE: do not include any spaces or hyphens within your filename as MySCU seems to
eject files with special characters including spaces and hyphens.
For assignment 2, click on the "Assignment Submission” folder in the MySCU site. Upload your
assignment to the Assignment 2 submission item. You will upload your zipped folder of the continuous
assessments 4-7 on or before the due date. Make sure you wait for the upload to be complete - many
students end up rushing this and as a result submit a co
upted file.
9. Penalty for late submission
All assessment tasks submitted during the study period will normally be marked and returned within two weeks of the
equired date of submission (provided that the assessment materials have been submitted by the due date).
Students wanting an extension must make a request at least 24 hours before the assessment item is due and the request
must be received in writing by the unit assessor or designated academic.
Extensions within 24 hours of submission or following the submission deadline will not be granted (unless supported
y a doctor’s certificate or where there are exceptional circumstances – this will be at the unit assessor’s discretion and
will be considered on a case by case basis).
Extensions will be for a maximum of 48 hours (longer extensions supported by a doctor’s certificate or exceptional
circumstances to be considered on a case by case basis).
A penalty of 5% of the total available grade will accrue for each 24-hour period that an assessment item is submitted
late. Therefore an assessment item worth 20 marks will have 1 marks deducted for every 24 hour period and at the end
of 20 days will receive 0 marks.
Students who fail to submit following the guidelines in this Unit Information Guide will be deemed to have not
submitted the assessment item and the above penalty will be applied until the specified submission guidelines are
followed.
10. Marks and Feedback
All assessment materials submitted during the semester will normally be marked and returned within two weeks of the
equired date of submission (provided that the assessment materials have been submitted by the due date).
Marks will be made available to each student using MySCU Gradebook. Feedback comments will also be available
through the Gradebook.
11. Appendix
This contains all the continuous assessments associated with this assignment.
Topic 4 Continuous Assessment
During this session your major assignment (see Assignment 3 for details) will be to build a personal
portfolio website to demonstrate your life
usiness/IT skills. Each of topics of the study guide will
ing
you closer to being able to produce this website. This topics continuous assessment forms part of your
assignment 2, due in week 8.
Create a new folder for your continuous assessments 4-7 and name it with your name and ISY10209_Ass2, e.g.
‘bsmart_ISY10209_Ass2’. This will be your work folder for Assign 2.
Create the following folders inside this work folder:
• documents - This will be your documents folder for Assignment 2.
• images - This will be the folder for all images used in assessments 4-7.
• css - This will be the folder for all css files used in assessments 4-7.
You will be required to submit your work folder (as a zip file) to your tutor as part of your assignment 2. See the
assignment folder on MySCU for additional information.
1. You will need to copy the files you created in CA3 and rename them appropriately for CA4 e.g
smart10_CA4_index.html, bsmart10_CA4_resume.html and bsmart_CA4_web_skill.html or you can
chose to start creating the pages you will reuse for your major assignment (see assignment 3
specifications). If you have reused your existing pages modify any links created earlier to work in this
new file and remember to copy all images from CA3 that are in use on your pages to the new images
folder.
2. Use an external CSS file to format your web site. Save this file as ‘styles_CA4.css’ in your CSS folder.
Again you will need to link to this file using a relative address e.g. css/styles_CA4.css (perhaps start by
copying your CA3 style sheet and rename it appropriately). You must use either a 2-column layout or 3-
column layout on at least the home page (all pages if so desired).
3. Your pages must have an identical navigation bar on each page.
4. Your pages must have a logo (any reasonable image will be OK).
5. Your new CA4 home page must have your contact details and a notice stating that you have permission to
use or that you are the copyright holder of all content on your site. This content must be in the ‘footer’
(not necessarily the HTML5 element - but it would work) of the page using the copyright symbol.
6. All HTML pages and your CSS file must validate.
Your pages must have at least the level of formatting shown in Hands-On Practice 6.5 and XXXXXXXXXX7th edition
text) e.g. use different colours, fonts, padding etc.
Does it work as expected? Make sure to test resizing your site (reduce/increase the size of the
owser window -
does it work as expected?). Remember to view your site in multiple
owsers (Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer,
Chrome etc.)! There are differences between the
owsers!!!!!
Additional video resources are available to assist you. See the How-to Video's folder on the MySCU site for this
unit. Of particular use to you for this topic is:
• How-to implement CSS Part 4
• How to debug and good coding style
On the textbooks companion website located at:
http:
www.pearsonglobaleditions.com/Felke-Mo
is
is a VideoNote that may be of assistance to you:
• Interactivity with CSS pseudo-classes
Topic 5 Continuous Assessment
During this session your major assignment (see Assignment 3 for details) will be to build a personal
portfolio website to demonstrate your life
usiness/IT skills. Each of topics of the study guide will
ing
you closer to being able to produce this website. This topics continuous assessment forms part of your
assignment 2, due in week 8.
Save all the files for this exercise to the folder, you have created in CA4. You will be required to submit this to
your tutor as part of your assignment 2. See the assignment folder on MySCU for additional information.
1. Copy the HTML files you created in CA4 and rename them appropriately for CA5 e.g. change CA4 to
CA5