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Computer Literacy Lecture 5: Home Page Making

UEC Academic Skills I Computer Literacy Lecture 5: Home Page Making International Student Center The University of Electro-Communications Tokyo Japan 2005 Objectives Learn how to design an attractive web page for personal use Improve the programming skills in HTML in the Unix environment

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Computer Literacy Lecture 5: Home Page Making

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  1. UEC Academic Skills I Computer LiteracyLecture 5: Home Page Making International Student Center The University of Electro-Communications Tokyo Japan 2005

  2. Objectives • Learn how to design an attractive web page for personal use • Improve the programming skills in HTML in the Unix environment • Improve article writing skills • Revise all basic Unix commands learned until now

  3. Minimum required items of the homepage • Two pictures (minimum) – using digital camera and scanner • Self Introduction (minimum 150 words) • First impression of UEC; • First impression of Japan; • Introduction to your home university (minimum 150 words)- write by your self, not only a link to the homepage of your University • Your own study/research • Your hobbies & sports • Links to useful web links - with keywords • The Homepage Access counter • Email link to contact you

  4. Task 1 • Change the name of the article already done as follows %cp file_name_of_article_1 my_web1.html • Edit the file using muleusing html syntax. Save the changes and exit mule %mulemy_web1.html <html> <title> title_of_web_page </title> <H1> your_name </H1> <P>content_of_the_article</P> </html>

  5. Task 1: Cont.. • View the text file with the code in MULE

  6. Task 1: Cont.. • View the created html file using Netscape %netscape [path_to_file]my_web1.html

  7. Task 2:Upload html files to web server. Note: Web server, “owl.fedu.uec.ac.jp” does not accept the access via telnet and only ftp is possible First make the index.html file ipc% cpmy_web1.htmlindex.html

  8. Task 2:Upload html files to web server. Then transfer this file to owl.fedu.uec.ac.jp ipc% ftp owl.fedu.uec.ac.jp Enter login_name and password ftp> dir(list the files in current directory) ftp> cdpublic_html(Change the directory) ftp> putindex.html ftp> by

  9. Note:Count the number of words in an article

  10. Task 3:View the index.htmlvia a web browser • Open the web browser IPC% netscape & • View the file in the browser (open the URL): http://www.fedu.uec.ac.jp/~f05***(i.e.your user_name at Fedu)

  11. Task 3: Cont…View the index.htmlvia a web browser

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