Using Lecture Notes

Lecture notes will:

• Save you from having to write down everything we cover in class
• Pinpoint the most important material in each tutorial
• Provide a good study guide for exams (especially items in bold type)
• Point you to quality web resources and additional information in the form of links
• Be your interactive guide to the material we cover

Lecture notes are NOT:

• A substitute for going to class
• Something that should be printed out (can't click a link on a piece of paper)

Enjoy these notes and get the most out of them by:

• Copying the files to your disk:
     • Disk One - 198_Basic.zip (1,254KB) All except Movie and DHTML files
     • Disk Two - 198_MovDHTML.zip (999KB) Movie and DHTML files
• Preview the notes before class (Learn more from class discussions)
• Review the notes after class (Clear up unclear topics)
• Always view them on a computer with an Internet connection
• Click links as you get to them (Don't get distracted too long at the links)
• Participate in class discussions and activities (These are your class notes)