See Syllabus for grade weighting percentages.

AssignmentDescriptionDue
Project 1 – Student BioStudent Bio – set up a site with at least four pages with bio info; links and one image (photo). One page will be an assignment page that will hold links to other projectsJune 6
CSS ExerciseStudent Bio Redesign – Apply CSS to Project 1 to create design and layout of pages. FTP this project to your domain to replace Project 1.June 10
Project 2 – Responsive DesignStudent Bio Redesign – Use HTML/CSS, Photoshop and Responsive Design, to completely redesign the personal site you made with html.June 13
Troubleshooting QuizFix problems on an existing page to demonstrate code knowledge.June 14
Multimedia ExerciseApply basic video editing concepts like cropping, splitting clips, adding audio, transitions, so you can use them in your multimedia project.June 18
Project 3 – Multimedia ReportingMultimedia Reporting-set up a Web site to tell a multimedia story (4 sections or pages total). Use Bootstrap, responsive design, css, multimedia editing.June 26
Final ProjectFinal Project – use WordPress to design your Final Project – an organization or event site; use all or any of the design, multimedia, or framework skills; use of CMS; customization with CSSJuly 2

Grading
For all projects, the following rubric will be utilized. Degrees within each grade may be handled by + and – . We have high expectations for the execution and creativity of work in this course.

A – All requirements are met and are executed exceptionally well. Creativity evident in execution and some aspects of the project go beyond requirements.

B – Most requirements are met and are executed in an acceptable manner. There is some creativity evident in execution, but the project does not go beyond requirements.

C – Most requirements are met and are executed in an acceptable manner. There is minimal creativity evident in execution and the project does not go beyond requirements.

D – Some requirements are not met or are not executed in an acceptable manner. No creativity evident in execution.

F – Failure to deliver on several of the requirements of the project in an acceptable manner.