Fall 2003

Microsoft Server Side Scripting- Class Description: This course covers server side programming with ASP/ASP.Net. Students will learn to connect to a database, add, update, and delete from the database, creating session and application variables, converting database data into XML and back, code behinds, and assemblies with an introduction to web services.

my ASP website: http://e.domaindlx.com/msnyder/

App Interactive Software Dev - Class Description: Students are taken to the next level in web design, developing interactive web sites using JavaScript. Various assignments enhance the student's ability in JavaScript, including interaction with browser, regular expressions and form validation.

Although I have lots of examples of things we did in class, I've decided to add only some of the more interesting ones here.
Mostly because quite frankly, a lot of them were simple and boring.

Javascript examples: Disclaimer- I am not responsible for any lost data caused by viewing any of scipts.

close.htm - just go ahead and view it to see what it does
(note: if you want to return to this site, you may want to save my site to your favorites list....
you may want to close all other IE windows before viewing)
lab4 - this script gives the user some control over a website
lab5 - a password protection page (enter "jamie" when prompted, else...)
function - a function that may keep your visitors busy for a while

Dynamic HTML examples:
second lab example 2 - an annoying page effect
second lab example 3 - a typewriter
lab 1 - a really interesting page effect
lab 2 - a mouseover effect
lab 3 - a mouse effect
filters - some interesting image effects
filter 2 - another interesting image effect

This site was created November 1, 2001

Special thanks to Mike Stewart for the avatar graphics.
Background and layout by Melanie Snyder.

All graphics within this site, unless otherwise noted, are by Entaeyen (Melanie Snyder) 2000-Present.

Unless otherwise noted, graphics on this site are NOT public domain.
I ask that you please leave them here.