Help with HTML

• Before your second tutorial
  • locate and scan the "Introduction to HTML" section near the back of the Course Package
  • read Beekman chapter 0 if you have little experience with computers
• tutorial slides and examples
• A Beginner's Guide to HTML (NCSA)
• HTML Primer Guide
• HTML Quick Reference Guide
• An Introduction to HTML and URLs
• WebTeacher -- see Homepage Construction link
• HTML Font Colours
• HTML Colour Picker
• HTML Colour Picker

Help with Visual Basic

• at the back of the Course Package there are three sections on Visual Basic:
  • Visual Basic Summary
  • Application Development Using MSVB
  • Getting Aound the Microsoft Visual basic IDE
• tutorial slides and examples
• summary of VB functions, statements, etc.
• naming conventions
• http://www.vbtutor.net/vbtutor.html online tutorial
• http://library.thinkquest.org/26272/ online tutorial
• http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/30/ online tutorial
• using Visual Basic 6 at home
• a few VB examples
• submit A2 using Blackboard -- you need a valid UTORid and password

• if you are trying to dowload files using Internet Explorer, it may try to use a .zip file extension. On the save window, change the "File name" value to "list.ods" and the "Save as type" value to "All Files".
• tutorial slides and examples
• research resources
• submit A3 using Blackboard -- you need a valid UTORid and password
• instructions for submitting your essay to Turnitin are in the assignment description
• plagiarism, temporary marks, and your similarity report

• if you are trying to download files using Internet Explorer, it may try to use a .zip file extension. On the save window, change the "File name" value to "list.ods" and the "Save as type" value to "All Files".
• tutorial slides and examples
• The various StarOffice software packages include Help menus that you can use if you're having trouble.
• Some further explanation for the IF function.
• submit A4 using Blackboard -- you need a valid UTORid and password

Medical Documentation

• As noted in the Course Outline, if you are unable to complete an assignment or if you miss the midterm test due to major illness or other circumstances completely outside of your control, have your doctor complete an official UTSC Medical Certificate and submit it to your instructor as soon as possible.
• It is very important that you notify your instructor as soon as possible, if you find yourself in such a situation. It is always easier to resolve situations earlier, rather than later.

Assignment Re-Mark Request

• If you feel that there has been a mistake in the marking of one of your assignments, you MUST complete an assignment re-mark request form.
• When completing this form, you must be very clear and concise; if we can't understand what you are asking for, we won't be able to re-mark your assignment.
• Attach your completed form to a printout of your assignment, and to your TA's marking sheet. Give all of these things to your TA.
• Your TA will return the form to you either with a revised mark or with an explanation as to why the original mark stands. Keep in mind that the new mark may be higher or lower than the original mark, depending on the outcome of a complete re-mark of your assignment.
• If you are not satisfied with your teaching assistant's re-mark, please give the assigment re-mark request form, with your printout and TA's marking sheet still attached, to your instructor. Once your instructor has examined the assignment, she may change your mark, or she may hold a meeting with you and your TA to resolve the dispute.

• If an assignment re-mark form has not been completed, we reserve the right to not re-mark your assignment.
• If your request was more than 2 weeks after the assignment was returned, it will be rejected.
• Assignment re-marks will not be discussed via email.