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1A HTML Brief CSN

This assessment brief outlines the requirements for Assignment Part 1 (a) HTML for the Web Authoring course at Waterford College. Students are tasked with creating four linked web pages covering topics such as the history of the Internet, HTML/CSS versions, and including specific HTML tags and attributes. The assignment is due on 27th October 2022 and contributes 15% to the overall course assessment.

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1A HTML Brief CSN

This assessment brief outlines the requirements for Assignment Part 1 (a) HTML for the Web Authoring course at Waterford College. Students are tasked with creating four linked web pages covering topics such as the history of the Internet, HTML/CSS versions, and including specific HTML tags and attributes. The assignment is due on 27th October 2022 and contributes 15% to the overall course assessment.

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Assessment Brief

Centre Name: Waterford College of Further Education Centre Number 72240C

Component Title & Code Web Authoring – 5N1910

Teacher Name: Bernard Hackett

Learner Group: Computer Systems and Networks (CSN)

Assessment Technique: Assignment

Title of this Assessment Activity: Assignment Part 1 (a) HTML

Assessment Weighting: 15% of 30%

Learning Outcome Numbers Assessed: 1/ 2/ 3/ 8

Issue Date
9th October 2023
Submission date
27th October 2022

Assessment Criteria/ Marking Scheme Maximum Learner


Mark Mark
Web Page Content
• History of the Internet/WWW and the difference between both 2
• List of development and editing tools for generating HTML tags and CSS 2
• Versions of HTML and CSS 3
• Doctype, Deprecated tags and the difference between HTML vs XHTML 3
• HTML Tags, Attributes & Special Symbols specified on page 2 of this
brief. 5

Max Total Mark 15

Learner’s Authorship Statement (on submission):


I confirm that I have submitted work in line with the guidelines in this brief and that this is my own original work.

Learners Signature: __________________________________ Date: ___________________

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Assessment Activity Description and Instructions to Learner:

The Assessment/Performance Criteria will consist of the following: You will design and produce at least four
linked pages suitable for publication on WWW using appropriate HTML tags. Your pages will include the
following content:
 A brief history of the Internet and the worldwide web (WWW). Briefly explain the difference
between the Internet and the WWW

 List of current development and editing tools for generating HTML tags and CSS.

 The evolution of HTML and CSS from original versions to the latest version and the main types of web
browsers that support their use.

 The Doctype tag – what is it for and why is it used.

 Deprecated HTML Tags, what are they? give examples.

 The difference between XHTML and HTML.

HTML tags and attributes to include Include the following special symbols and
the following tags: character entities:
Ø Doctype - what it is for and why it is used.
Copyright symbol - ©
Ø html - <html>
Trademark - &trade;
Ø Sections of a webpage - <head><body>
Ampersand symbol - &amp:
Ø Page title - <title>
Euro sign - &euro;
Ø Page paragraphs and sections - <p><span><div>
Non-breaking space – &nbsp;
Ø Header elements - <h1><h2><h3><h4><h5><h6>

Ø formatting elements - <strong><em>

Ø data tables - <table><tr><th><td><caption>

Ø lists - <ol>, <ul>, <li>, <dd>, <dt>, <dl>

Ø images - <img>

Ø links - <a>, <link>

Ø quotes - <q>, <blockquote>

Ø abbreviations - <abbr>

Ø meta - <meta>

Ø forms - <form>, <input>, <textarea>

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Website Table of Contents
Page 1 – Your details & picture - index.html
Page 2 – history.html
Page 3 – evolution.html
Page 4 – contact.html

Each separate page needs to contain specific pieces of HTML code

Page 1 - should contain your personal details – name, module, class, date, a photograph of yourself, "This is
my work" statement etc. This page should also contain links for the user to navigate to the main pages of
the site. This page should be called index.html

Page 2- should contain the following elements: (max 1000 words) – to be saved as history.html

1. The history of the Internet. The history of the WWW (World Wide Web) and the difference
between the Internet and the WWW
2. List of development and editing tools for generating HTML tags and CSS. State which one you have
chosen for this assignment and why.
Page 3– should contain the following elements : (max 1000 words) – to be saved as evolution.html

1. The different versions of HTML from HTML 2.0 to the latest version.

2. The different versions of CSS from CSS1 to the latest version.

3. Doctype - what it is for and why it is used.

4. Explain the term Deprecated Tags in relation to HTML code. Give examples.

5. The difference between XHTML and HTML

Page 4 – to be saved as - contact.html


This page should contain a feedback form with the following HTML tags and attributes;

1. forms - <form>, <input>, <textarea>

Note: You must add as many of the tags & special symbols (see page 2) that you have learned to date
throughout each of the four HTML pages. Please ensure that each page is linked to one another.

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Files to be submitted.
1. This document sheet above – with the cover page signed, dated.
2. A word document with an Assignment title page, screenshots of index, history, evolution and contact page
- as seen in your Internet browser. Include a description of each page and a comment on your design
decisions, colour choices, etc. Include screenshots of the HTML code for your 4 pages.
3. Include a checklist page listingthe HTML tags, special symbols and characterused in your assignment.
Tip - Use a table in word to identify the tag, it's use & purpose and check it if used.
4. Your complete website folder in electronic form - including all images used.

Save allWEBSITE work to a folder called “CSN Assignment1A”on your


Onedrive

You must add your written report to this folder before zipping it.

Submit your zipped folder to Moodle by the Submission date.Please keep your own secure copy

Assignment 1B will be a follow on from this assignment. It will reuse these html pages and add suitable CSS.
Feedback Section: Module teacher should tick which option they are using –Option A or Option B
Option A:
I confirm that I received feedback in relation to my assignment
Learner’s Initials: ________________Teacher’s Initials: ______________ Date: __________________

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