Levi Krein
Associate Professor CIS/MIS
University of Mary
Bismarck, ND 58504
This Web page contains links to several student projects that were created within an academic curriculum. You are welcome to view the projects but to protect the students and their sources of information, you do not have permission to copy any part of the projects and/or in anyway misuse the projects and the information contained within the projects.
Most of the projects below have been created by MIS 354: Computer Graphics - Web Page Development students, however, this page also includes a link to the outstanding CIS 101: Introduction to Computers project for the Spring semester of 2007.
If you would like to view the CIS 101 project, please click the heading directly below:
MIS 354 students have completed two projects, one using the HomeSite HTML editor and the other using Expression Web or FrontPage. When you view their projects, look for the links to either their HTML (HomeSite) project or their Expression Web/FrontPage project and feel free to browse either project. Most students have published their projects to our CIS Web server at the University of Mary, however, you will find that some projects have published their project to GeoCities or Tripod.
A feature that the students have created within their projects is a Web page named "Web Resources". This page can direct you to places where you can find clipart, JavaScript, free Web hosting sites, and much more. Please note that the older projects, indicated with the semester and year, may no longer work properly. Some students have graduated and they no longer maintained their Web sites and therefore, some of the hyperlinks and pages may not work properly. Every year some of these poorly maintained sites are removed for the lists below. It is probably time to review and update my lists again.
If you are a student in my Web page development class, I hope these projects give you some ideas,
"food-for-thought," however, don't copy another student's work. I expect you to express your personal creativity in the design of your
Web sites. By the way, these students did not
create perfect Web sites, that is, they all had points deducted! How will you do?
If your name appears in the table above and you would like
to have your name removed from this page, please contact me at the University of
Mary. Probably the best way to contact me is to send an
e-mail message.
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