Prework

HTML

Quickly go through this HTML5 tutorial and check and play with the “Try it yourself​” examples. You will do everything under the heading (on the left) HTML Tutorial and HTML Forms.

Please read through the chapters listed below of the book “HTML & CSS Design and build Websites”. Look at examples to get a better understanding of how to use the concepts.

● Chapter 2: Text
● Chapter 3: Lists
● Chapter 4: Links
● Chapter 5: Images
● Chapter 7: Forms

CSS

Go through this CSS tutorial and check and play with the “Try it yourself​” examples. You will do everything under the heading (on the left) CSS Tutorial

Portfolio Website Walkthrough

● HTML Walkthrough: Code Along with Kev
● CSS Walkthrough: Code Along with Kev
● HTML/CSS Practice Problems: Practice Problems to review HTML/CSS

HTML/CSS Prework Homework:

Create a portfolio website.

Once you have completed the Pre-Work​ HTML and Pre-Work​ CSS​ tasks, create a website using text, lists, include at least two links, two different images and a form. Use as many different CSS styles to help design your website. We would like you to create a website that tells us about you. You can include any text, or images on your website. We would like you to talk about yourself, your background, hobbies and why you want to become a web developer. Make it as elaborate as possible.

Do NOT submit a copy of the walkthrough video. Make it your own!

Upload these files to github.com and submit the Git repository to the google classroom assignment. For a video walkthrough of uploading to GitHub with Git: Git Uploading Walkthrough

Your site should look similar to this: 

1. Watch the Welcome to the Command Line Video
   • MacOS/Linux Terminal Cheatsheet
   • Windows Command Prompt Cheatsheet
2. Download e-book
3. Watch Welcome to Python at the CLI video
4. Read chapter 2
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
   3. Chapter 2 Practice Problems
5. Read chapter 3
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
6. Read chapter 4
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
   3. Chapters 3 & 4 Practice Problems

1. Download e-book
2. Read Chapter 5
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
   3. Chapter 5 Practice Problems
3. Read Chapter 6
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
   3. Chapter 6 Practice Problems
4. Read Chapter 7
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
   3. Chapter 7 Practice Problems
5. Read Chapter 8
   1. Practice what you read
   2. Watch The Video Lesson
   3. Chapter 8 Practice Problems

Part 1 – Coding Questions

• Complete the Coding Questions below in one .py file
• Create an account at https://github.com/
• Upload this file to github.com and submit the Git repository to the google classroom assignment
• Watch this video walkthrough

You will be turing in this assignment to you google classroom. Please save your 5 functions to one .py file demark the question numbers and the question in a comment above it’s respective function

Question 1

Write a function to print “hello_USERNAME!” USERNAME is the input of the function. The first line of the code has been defined as below.

    def hello_name(user_name):
        .....

Question 2

Write a python function, first_odds that prints the odd numbers from 1-100 and returns nothing

    def first_odds():
        .....

Question 3

Please write a Python function, max_num_in_list to return the max number of a given list. The first line of the code has been defined as below.

    def max_num_in_list(a_list):
        .....

Question 4

Write a function to return if the given year is a leap year. A leap year is divisible by 4, but not divisible by 100, unless it is also divisible by 400. The return should be boolean Type (true/false).

    def is_leap_year(a_year):
        .....

Question 5

Write a function to check to see if all numbers in list are consecutive numbers. For example, [2,3,4,5,6,7] are consecutive numbers, but [1,2,4,5] are not consecutive numbers. The return should be boolean Type.

    def is_consecutive(a_list):
        .....

Task 1 – Practice with CodeWars

1. Follow this video tutorial for setting up a CodeWars account.
2. Familiarize yourself with the site and start solving problems! The more you practice with CodeWars, the more prepared you’ll be coming into class. If you are a selfpaced student, move on into the main course instead.

Task 2 – Explore Google Classroom

Closer to your cohort start date, your instructor will send you a link to join Google Classroom. This is where all class recordings, homework assignments, and reference materials will be posted for the class.
If you are a selfpaced student, you should already have access.
Watch this video walkthrough for additional information on navigating the classroom.