HTML/XML Class

My mother started working with computers when they were so large that one computer took up an entire room. I remember listening to her talk about computers when I was young and I used to think, "She's speaking a different language."

Well, she was speaking a different language, the language of computer programming code.

And so am I. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, which is the language that the internet uses to describe a documents content. To make a printed document pleasing to the eye and more readable, the printer might use a specific text font, size or layout. The person reading the document does not see the information about the layout only the resulting page. In the same way, HTML coding within a web document tells the browser how to present the layout of the web document.

If you would like to see what HTML looks like, right click on this page and click on "View Source."

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Projects

First Code
First Group Project
Chapter 1 tutorial
Chapter 1 review
Chapter 1 case study 3
Chapter 2 tutorial
Chapter 2 review
Chapter 3 tutorial
Chapter 3 review
Chapter 4 tutorial
Mid Term Project: William Butler Yeats
Chapter 6 tutorial
Chapter 6 review
Chapter 7 tutorial
Chapter 7 review
Final Project: Yeats Revisited
Group Glossary of Terms