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Revision as of 11:59, 1 December 2009
COMP1260 > Setting up a Web Page(Tutorial)
IntroductionMany of you already have a Facebook account. But what if you want to expand your presence on the web? Where should you start? Starting a website and creating a blog are two excellent ways to grow your web presence. There are a lot of ways of starting your own site but for this tutorial I'll be describing how to use Google Sites to make a free site.
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Creating a Web Site (Using Google Sites)
Google Sites is a free tool provided by Google to let anyone start a fully functional site for free.
Make an Account
Firstly, you have to make a Google Account.
- Go to [1] and click on "Sign In" in the top right corner.
Starting a Blog
Waterfall Model
- Requirements Gathering
- Finding requirements for software
- Software Design
- Designing the structure of the software
- Implementation of Design
- Actual programming of programs in software
- Integration of Software
- Combining all the separate programs together, and checking if it meets requirements
- Testing and Debugging
- Testing the program and fixing anything that is wrong
- Installation
- Installing and integrating software into its proper environment
- Maintenance
- Updating software and correcting more errors
Summary
Let’s take a look back and see what we've learned
- What is Software? - A collection of programs that complete a task on a computer
- How is Software Created? - created by programming instructions the computer can understand
- What is Programming? - writing instructions, compiling them into something the computer can understand
- Developing Software - Waterfall model and its steps
For information on this topic, please follow the links in further readings.
The next topic in this chapter will be on Software Suites.
