xhtml & assembly lang

Closed Posted Jan 24, 2011 Paid on delivery
Closed Paid on delivery

Overview

For this task you are required to produce a web site using XHTML. It is expected that youwill create the pages for your site using only a simple editor like Notepad. Your web site is to be about you, (for example your interests or hobbies, the area you live in etc.).

You will submit the files of your web site as a zipped archive, in their immediatedirectory structure, electronically via TURNITIN. You will also describe some aspects of your web site in your word-processed submission.

Web site content and construction

Your site should identify you to others although you may select a topic that is about an interest you have. Your word-processed submission must identify your intent.

• You need to consider design, layout, navigation and appropriateness of material for your site.

• You must create the pages for your site using a simple editing tool such as Notepad

• Your site should be at least three (3) and no more than four (4) pages.

• It should contain links to other sites related to its intent. These links should be used within a context in which they are relevant. Do not just have a page of 'my favourite links'.

• The internal links between the pages and resources that you provide must berelative links so that you web site will work properly if it is relocated. You must not use any relative links that use access above your web site’s top directory. Anyabsolute links used must be to public sites.

• It should load quickly - do not go overboard with graphics (read the relevantsections of the study resources for appropriate use of graphics). Ideally the total size for all the files for each page should be less than 100Kb.

Required XHTML features

Your XHTML must use the strict DTD with all the basic features described in the XHTML .

It is expected that you will include examples of the following:

• cascading style sheet (CSS)

• different fonts

• tables

• lists

• a variety of hypertext links

• should also include graphics

• meta tags

• comment tags

Referencing

You must acknowledge your use of resources (images, background wallpapers orpatterns etc.) by listing the URLs, either at the bottom of your home page, or on aseparate page linked from your home page. You must also reference any books or online resources used in learning XHTML and creating your page as a separate page linked from your home page.

Material to submit

The following material must be submitted for this task:

1. In the word-processed document of your assignment submission, describe the intent of your web site and its structure, including a list of the names of the directories and files provided.

2. A zip file will contain the top directory of your web site containing all the files and subdirectories that are below it.

2The Little Man Computer (LMC) described in the Study Guide has instructions for adding and subtracting integers but not for multiplying and dividing integers. The following pseudocode algorithm displays the quotient for a given dividend and a given divisor, which are related by

dividend= quotient x divisor + remainder

It is assumed that none of these are negative and that the divisor is not zero. The

algorithm is:

Prompt user for input

Set DIVIDEND = input value

Prompt user for input

Set DIVISOR = input value

Set QUOTIENT = 0

While DIVIDEND is greater than DIVISOR

DIVIDEND = DIVIDEND – DIVISOR

QUOTIENT = QUOTIENT + 1

Display QUOTIENT

Write assembly language code that implements this algorithm for the LMC. Use the simulator at the LMC Home page to assemble and run your code for testing and correction. If that is not available there is a copy of the simulator at the Interact site for this subject, under Resources/LMC. Include your tested code in your assignment submission (i.e. in the word-processed document) in such a way that it can be copied into the LMC simulator for assembly and running. Describe how your testing went.

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1 proposal Remote project Active Feb 26, 2011