| Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 |
| Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 |
| Week 7 | ||
| Week 10 due Thursday November 4nd |
| Lab 1 - (Due before class on Sept. 2, 1999) Why Would I Want WebMail If I Already Have Email? |
Lab 2(Due before class on Sept. 9, 1999) | Lab 3 - (Due before class on Sept. 18, 1999) |
| Lab 4 - (Due before class on Sept. 23, 1999) | Lab 5 - (Due before class on Sept. 30, 1999) | |
| Lab 7 - (Due before class on Oct. 19, 1999) | Lab 8 - (Due before class on Oct. 21, 1999) | Lab 9 - (Due before class on Nov. 9, 1999) |
| Lab 10 - Maintaining IIS Server(Due before class on Nov. 23, 1999) | Lab 11 - Maintaining Apache Server(Due before class on Nov. 30, 1999) |
One of the major requirements for this course is a mentoring project. You will asked to mentor a teacher at one of the local schools. Most of the schools have Internet access, but the teacher in charge has had only a minimal amount of training and many of them would like assistance developing a web site for the school as well as learning more about maintaining their Internet site. You will be expected to 1) help develop a website for the school using teachers and students at the school, and 2) provide training guides for the teachers and students in the uses of the Internet.
The schools currently supported are on the NMHU Outreach Domains PageYou will be expected to submit your results in HTML format suitable for publication on the Internet and to make an presentation via the bulletin board and chat to the class.
One of the major requirements for this course is a Internet Services project / research paper. You will be expected to submit your results in HTML format suitable for publication on the Internet and to make a presentation via the bulletin board and chat to the class. Assignments from graduate students need to reflect a higher quality of work.
I will be available for help with this projects.
Your project will be graded based on the following criteria: (tentative)
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