As you can see by the assignments listed above, you have essentially one Quiz and one HTML Review assignment that you must complete for each chapter. In addition there will be two additional assessments: one Skills-based Final(building your own Web site), and one Final Exam(same format as quizzes) that you need to complete.

Chapter (Tutorial) Quizzes, the Midterm & the Final are found by clicking on the "Quizzes" link in the course menu . The Chapter (Tutorial) Quizzes consist of 10 questions each and are timed (20 minutes each), you may take them as many times as you'd like, the system will keep track of and record your highest score. These are the same questions that will be used on the Midterm & the Final, so it is to your advantage to take each quiz as many times as possible in an effort to view the entire pool of questions for each chapter (tutorial). Tip: print each quiz you take out, look up the answers, and have them available when you take the Midterm & the Final. The Midterm & the Final can only be taken once, they consist of 50 questions and you are given 90 minutes to complete them. If you think you have found an error in a question, email me the question(s) and answers listed, inform me what your answer was, and if you are correct I will adjust your score in the gradebook. When noting a suspected errant question do not list the question number. Question numbers are different for each student and thereby useless in identifying the actual question you are trying to reference.

You can download the data files needed for your Review assignments by clicking on the "Tutorial Files" link to the left.

To submit your assignments, including your Skills-based Final, for grading, click on the "Submit Assignments" link on the left and then follow the instructions for uploading your files. Be sure to include all support files (GIFs, JPEGs, MOVs, AVIs, etc.) along with your HTML document. DO NOT ZIP YOUR FILES INTO ONE FILE - Please post all necessary files individually. Make sure you upload the main HTML file for the assignment first, it should always be the first file I see in your list of posted files.

If you run into problems while working on an assignment, then email me your HTML file and I will give you hints or tips to lead you to a successful completion of the assignment. Don't wait until the last couple of days before the assignment is due to ask for help. I am usually able to respond to you within 48 hours, remember I only respond to student emails submited Monday through Thursday by 5:00 P.M. Emails sent After 5:00 on Thursdays or on Friday, Saturday or Sunday will be responded to on the following Monday on a first submitted first served basis.

You can work ahead as far as you'd like. Submitting your assignments well in advance of their due dates is a good idea. That way you have time to correct errors I might find in your work and achieve a better score for the assignment. I expect all of my students to get 100 points on each assignment. If you ever see a score in your gradebook that is less than 100 points, then I have detected an error in your code. To learn what your mistakes are you need to click on the score in your gradebook so that you can view my comments. After reading my comments, correct your errors and send me an email requesting that I reset the tutorial submission link for you - please put CSIS 115a + Assignment # + your last name in the subject field of your email.

All quizzes, and all assignments in their final form, must be submitted by their due date. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!