Details about requirements, due dates and rubrics for major projects will be included here.

Interactive Story Assignment – Due March 12 or March 31

MircoWorlds Game Assignment – Due March 12 or March 31

Past Due Assignments

Malware Assignment

This is an independent assignment. You do not need to talk to anyone else or use wave.

This will require watching several videos. If you need to get headphones, do it quietly. You do not need to ask.

This is due at the end of the period tomorrow. If you do not finish in time, print whatever you have done… something is better than nothing.

First, watch this if you like:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oiGj2ZiDxQ

Then, read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malware

If you’d like more clarification, watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xjb7Kd4dpf8

or this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi1tINuqa1o

or this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz8t05og7Vw

Then, do this:

1) In ONE PAGE MAX, using a chart, explain the differences between viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, adware and malevolent macros (bots & scripts). Make sure you cover
a) a definition/summary of what it is
b) common signs of an intrusion
c) how to prevent attacks
FOR EACH.

2) Add a title to your document that includes the two words that were condensed into “malware” (what does malware mean?).

3) Add your name in the footer of the document.

4) Format your table to be visually appealing. Use table options such as borders and shading or fonts, images/clip art (but don’t go overboard), etc. You will print in black and white so use greyscale shading choices, not colour.

5) Print and hand in.

Website

Due date:  End of semester (exact date to be determined).  This is an ongoing project you can work on all semester long whenever you have a spare moment and are finished other work.

Requirements:

  • Index.html page
  • At least 3 other pages linked from index.html
  • Consistent, overall website theme & design
  • Images (including custom graphics)
  • Links (both within your own website and to outside websites) – try linking both images and text
  • Use of tables for page layout
  • Change font face, color and size (please no times new roman.. ever!)
  • Change background color or image (unless you really want it to be white… some websites look good with white… but at least know how)You need to understand all the code that is used on your page. If you use a template from somewhere or borrow code from another page to help you create certain elements, be sure you understand the code and what each part of it does.

More details to follow.

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