1. Authoring and Publishing Your BPK 375 Project Web Page

2. How the web works for you
Your Computer
Internet Server
World Wide Web
sfu.ca
(Fraser)
Your access into the WWW using your SFU ID
The Internet
World-wide interconnection of computers
Internet Browser
Explorer
Netscape
Interprets HTML text file
Create a web Page
Produce HTML text file
Transfer HTML text file on to sfu.ca
Your web Page is visible to the WWW

3. BPK 375 Term Project Submission & Marking Guidelines
Submission Deadlines
Project URL ed to Laura Dewar by Tuesday Nov 22nd Noon
Web Site published by Thursday Noon Nov 29th

4. BPK 375 Term Project Submission & Marking Guidelines
PART I: Abstract – 10 marks
Introduction – 1 mark
Body – 6 marks
Conclusions – 1 mark
PART II: The full paper (due one week after submission of your abstract) – 100 marks
Title page – 5 marks
Introductory section on your topic – 10 marks
Body of the topic – 60 marks
Conclusion – 10 marks
References – 10 marks
Spelling/grammar, double spacing – 5 marks
PART III: Web Page Production and Publishing – 20 marks
Sending Project URL to Laura Dewar by deadline – 2 marks
Publishing fully functional webpage with required components – 18 marks

5. Your Web Page Requirements
Publish your paper as a website (20 marks)
Send the marker an containing your URL by deadline (2 mark)
Publish the web site on sfu.ca by deadline. (2 marks)
All the text of your paper and references appear in the website (2 marks)
Include link to the BPK 375 course web page (1 mark)
3 images (pictures, cartoons or logos) appear successfully anywhere in your webpage. If the image was found on the web, there must be a link to that web site below the picture and full credit given to the website reported (3 marks)
In addition to the references in your paper, provide links to TEN scientifically credible websites dealing with the same topic as the paper you are writing. Marks for these links will only be given if they are functional on your website. (10 marks)
No marks for presentation

6. Steps in Authoring and Publishing your Web Page
Create the HTML text file using an Editor
index.htm
Transfer the HTML file over to sfu.ca
Sign on to anycomputer on campus and transfer files in to your pub_html folder
FTP software - File Transfer Protocol
ftp://ftp.sfu.ca
Log on as:
use your SFU computing ID and password
The web address of your page will be: