Fundamentals of Computer Science 1 (CS151 2003S)
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Back to Algorithms: Thinking Formally. On to An Introduction to Scheme.
Held: Wednesday, 22 January 2003
Summary: Today we begin to ground our understanding of computer science with hands-on practice. In particular, we'll look at some of the procedures necessary for building documents for the World Wide Web.
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Overview:
We may not cover this section explicitly, but it gives you some things to think about.
computer gibberish?
mark upsymbols that indicate these characteristics.
philosophiesfor what you mark: logical markup and physical markup.
This is a paragraph
This is an important word or phrase
This is a quotation
This is the title of a book
This is a top-level section heading in a paper
This should appear in Times Bold 12pt
This should appear in a box 2 inches each side that is placed 3/4 inch from the top margin and 5 inches from the right margin
<p>
and end
a paragraph with </p>
.
<em>
and end it with </em>
.
<ul>
and
end it with </ul>
.
<li>
and
end it with </li>
.
<ol>
and
end it with </ol>
.
typewriter fontwith
<tt>
and end it with </tt>
.
<br>
is a line break. Since there's not text
that you're marking, it needs no end tag.
<br>
is a horizontal rule.
<li>
tag does not need an end tag
(since the next <li>
or the ending
<ul>
obviouslyends it).
<p align="right">
for right-justified text
<hr width="75%">
for a less-wide rule
<font face="Helvetica" color="Red">
for
red, Helvetica text.
What have you learned today?
Thursday, 16 January 2003 [Samuel A. Rebelsky]
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Back to Algorithms: Thinking Formally. On to An Introduction to Scheme.
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ECA:
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Misc:
[Scheme Reference]
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