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Revision as of 11:45, 1 December 2009

COMP1260 > Setting up a Web Page(Tutorial)



Introduction

Many 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)

Make an Account

Starting a Blog

Waterfall Model

  1. Requirements Gathering
    • Finding requirements for software
  2. Software Design
    • Designing the structure of the software
  3. Implementation of Design
    • Actual programming of programs in software
  4. Integration of Software
    • Combining all the separate programs together, and checking if it meets requirements
  5. Testing and Debugging
    • Testing the program and fixing anything that is wrong
  6. Installation
    • Installing and integrating software into its proper environment
  7. 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.

Previous Page: Freeware and Shareware
Next Page:Software Suites

Further Readings

Software Development Process[1]
Computer Software [2]
Extreme Programming[3]

References