Lectures

• HTML Fundamentals Part I

This is an animated powerpoint presentation that can be used to illustrate and teach HTML fundamentals. Each click of the mouse invokes the next animated part of each page.
• HTML Fundamentals Part II

This lesson reviews some of the material presented in lesson 1 and illustrates an incremental approach to building seemingly complex web pages. The presentation also discusses META tags, frames and the client server mode.
• ASP basics

This presentation is designed to provide a student with sufficient information to build their first ASP page. It also describes the basics of a web-based application. Using the framework provided in this presentation and adding the ACESS tutorial, students should be able to develop their class project. This lessons introduces the client/server model, objects, forms, Active Server Pages, and VBScript. This is lesson contains a lot of material. Depending on the level of student in the class, this lesson may span two sessions. See "ASP Review" below.
• ASP Review

This presentation is designed to be used in concert with an ongoing lab - having the students apply what was shown in the "ASP Basics" presentation. During this review presentation, students will incrementally update "myecho.asp." During the first ASP lecture (ASP Basics) you may only have time to to cover "myform.html." Consequently, this presentation was designed to provide an adjunct to the ASP Basics presentation and to serve as a visual aid for students as they apply ASP basics while working on "myecho.asp."
• Creating a Database

This presentation shows how to set up an Access database on your PC. Once you have created this database it can be moved to the appropriate directory within your web site for use by your ASP pages. Prior to and during its use on your website, you can use Access to create test records or add, revise, delete, and view records on your database. Depending on where the database is loaded, you may have to move it back and forth between your PC and your website's server.
• Database Tutorial

This presentation introduces database concepts and describes ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) used to manage a database. The presentation shows students how to add, revise, and delete SQL database records using ASP.
• Database Creation Review and Exercises

This is a review of database creation and a discussion of how Access can be used throughout the development of an ASP application. Exercises are also given.
• Building an Application for the Goodbike Company

This presentation provides the specifics to which you can apply the homework described in the presentation listed immediately above.
• The Winning Way

This set of charts provides an overview of a standard approach for building a web site. It also outlines the requirements likely to be part of the BDPA National HSCC competition. Following the "Winning Way" approach and using the standard functions and procedures provided as part of this approach will enable you to quickly and easily build useful and user friendly web sites.