Welcome to CS101. Announcements Check the grades. If you have a problem, missing score, incorrectly recorded score, etc, please visit gripe.html and record it. DO THIS INSTEAD OF DIRECTLY EMAILING YOUR INSTRUCTOR. IT IS AUTOMATIC FOR SOME PROBLEMS, AND WILL EMAIL YOUR INSTRUCTOR IF YOU HAVE A SPECIFIC PROBLEM!! The Netscape JavaScript online reference is available here Example JavaScript for Form Validation is also available (and well commented). The Final Project is available. It's due Friday, March 17 at noon. Please start now!! Jen will be in her 4th floor office all Thursday afternoon. John will be in Friday 10-11 and MTW 10:30-11:30 (all in Ry 276). Sharon has hours posted on her first floor office door. An example solution for HW7 is available. Your can both look at the actual code for entry.cgi and search.cgi and test the scripts from entry.html and search.html. Staff The instructors for this course are: Sharon Salveter: 9:30-10:20 MWF, Ry276. Email: salveter@cs.uchicago.edu Office Hours: 10:30-11:30 MW or by appointment Finals week office hours: M 3/13 1-3p, Tu 3/14 12-2p, W 3/15 9-11a, Th 3/16 1-3p John Ross: 10:30-11:20 MWF, Ry 276 Email: johnross@cs.uchicago.edu Jennifer Golbeck: 1:30-2:20 MWF, Ry 251 Email:jagolbec@cs.uchicago.edu We also have a TA to whom you can direct your questions: Kavitha Ranganathan Email: krangana@cs.uchicago.edu Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday: 3-4 in the MacLab Review Sessions: Tuesday 5:30-6:30, Ry 277 and Wednesday 5:30-6:30, Ry276 Texts The books for this course can be found at the bookstore. If you prefer to order online (or if the bookstore is out), the titles are linked to Amazon for your convenience. HTML: The Definitive Guide, by Chuck Musciano, Bill Kennedy, Mike Loukides. O'Reilly Press, 1998 Learning Perl (2nd Ed), by Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Christiansen, Larry Wall. O'Reilly Press, 1997 Programming Perl (2nd Ed), by Larry Wall, Tom Christiansen, Randal L. Schwartz, Stephen Potter. O'Reilly Press, 1996 Tutorials There will be four tutorials in the MacLab to teach you the software basics that are quite necessary for the course. We have scheduled these for 4 days so you all can attend. Unless you are very familiar with Fetch, BBEdit, and Netscape, you should plan to attend one of these sessions. You will be expected to know how to do everything taught there for the first assignment and, in fact, everything for the rest of the quarter. The dates and times are: Thursday, Jan 6: 4:00pm Friday, Jan 7: 2:30pm Monday, Jan 10, 7:00pm Tuesday, Jan 11, noon