- Design your homepage.
It should include
- more than one html file,
- an externally linked CSS style specification,
(Font size changes using CSS only)
- an absolute and a relative hyperlink,
- a few images
- numbered, unordered, and description lists,
- table with header, footer, and caption,
- navigation bar included using PHP into each page,
It should be possible to change color and font of section headers as
well as the color of the navigation bar by changing just one line in
the style file.
Use of netscape composer is strictly prohibited.
Submission Deadline : Sunday, 4 August 2001.
Mode of Submission : Please follow the following steps :
- Combine the multiple files into a single file by using the command "shar".
For more details see the man page by giving the command "man shar".
- Mail this single file to uday@cse.iitb.ac.in
with the subject "cs701 submission".
- Keep all your files in the directory "public_html" in your home
directory.
Marks for this assignment.
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LaTeX
(The files used in the lectures can be downloaded.
)
This is a group project to be done in groups of two.
You have to design a document providing the following details.
- The title of the document should be "LaTeX Submission of Group Number group_id" where
group_id will be supplied to you after you mail me the names and the
roll number of the members of your group. ( The subject header of the
mail should be "CS701 Group").
- Your names should appear as names of authors. Your email addresss
should appear below your names.
- The first section should be titled "General Information" and should
provide the information in tabular form (in two separate columns for
each member)
- Name
- Roll Number
- Data of birth
- Sex
- Academic Performance in a tabular form different rows for
X, XII, B.E.(Ist), B.E.(II), B.E.(III), B.E.(Final), and GATE.
There should be separate columns for Year, School/College, and Result.
Note that this table should be a part of the outer table.
- Experience, if any. This should be in a tabular indicating the
period(s) and the name of the organisation(s).
- Broad areas of interest.
- The second section should be titled "Statement of Purpose" which
will have two subsections, one each for each member (title being the name of the member). Each subsection should contains
an itemized list describing the member's
motivations for studying Computer Science & Engg., reasons for pursuing
M.Tech., reasons for choosing IIT Bombay for M.Tech., and
career goals.
- The third section should contain an "eps" picture of a graph
plotted using "gnuplot" for the values of some function of a single
variable. The title of the section should be the name of the function
(you can choose any interest non-linear function). You should
include an equation defining the function as a table containing the
data values which have been used for drawing the graph.
You should cite the source from which you have taken the function and the
reference should appear in the bibliography (created using bibtex).
- The fourth section should contain an "eps" picture of a graph
(consisting of nodes and edges)
drawn using "dot". You will be informed about the graph you have to draw after
you form your group and let me know.
You should cite the source of the graph and the
reference should appear in the bibliography (created using bibtex).
Use of a Makefile (with RCS commands) for creating the postscript
file is compulsory.
Submission Deadline : Sunday, 18 August 2002.
Mode of Submission :
Combine all the source (including the makefile) into a single file by
using the command "shar". Mail the file to me with subject header "CS701
LaTeX assignment".
Submissions without a Makefile (with RCS commands) will receive negative credit.
Marks for this assignment.
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AWK.
(The programs developed in the lecture can be downloaded.
)
More advanced AWK program discussed in the lecture on 23 August 2002 can also be downloaded.
Process a mailbox to create a table of contents and separate the text
corresponding to the body of each mail.
- The table of contents should have the following information :
From, To, Date, and Subject. Each entry in the table should be
assigned a unique serial number.
- The text corresponding to the body of a mail should be stored as a separate
gzipped file in a directory called MYMAIL. You can use a suitable
naming convention to map the serial number of a mail to the file storing
its text.
- Your program should take the name of the mail file on command line and
produce (on standard output) a screenful of table of contents.
- The user
should be able to navigate up and down in the table of contents by
giving options for Show Next Page and Show Previous Page.
- User should be able to see a particular mail by keying in its
serial number. (This number should be restricted to the numbers currently
displayed on the screen.)
When the user selects this option, your program should display
the body of the text (a screenful, at a time) with navitation facilities
Show Next Page and Show Previous Page. The third
option should be to Return to table of contents.
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The last option should be Quit.
Submission Deadline : Saturday, 31 August 2002.
Mode of Submission :
Combine all files into a single file by
using the command "shar". Mail the file to me with subject header "CS701
AWK assignment".
Marks for this assignment.
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Building a GUI using Java AWT
Build a GUI based front end for assignemnt the AWK assignment.
A sample program Java program for a GUI can be can be downloaded
Mukund Agarawal will be available on Monday and Tuesday in specified
hours for any clarifications. The CR Sandeep Deshmukh should fix up a time with him.
If many of you need an introductory lecture on Java, do let me know the headcount
ASAP through Sandeep.
You have to form new groups for this assignment.
Submission Deadline : Sunday, 8 September 2002.
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Implement a browsing service for a book store using Java servlets and JDBC.
Use Tomcat server in your account on bhim.
You can download the
Tomcat server,
Servlet examples used in the class,
Oracle driver for JDBC, and
JDBC examples used in the class.
- Choose some four categories and provide a navigation bar for
selecting them.
- The description about each book such as book-title, author, publisher,
price, year-of-print, category etc should be stored in the back-end
database. These details should be fetched from the database thorough
JDBC and should be displayed to the user on a request.
- After selecting a category a list of all the books in that
category should be displayed
- User should also be able to search for books by specifying
the author/publisher/book title etc.
- While browsing the books page-wise, the 'next' and 'prev' links should
be enabled/disabled depending on whether the page is first/last/middle page.
- Implement an administrator's interface through which
the administrator should be able to add/remove the books from the store.
Form new groups of two.
Submission Deadline : Monday, 7 October 2002.
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Display for mathematical equations.
The aim is to parse a given typeset text and typeset command which
would be a mathematical equation as written in latex and then to
display the equation using Java AWT/Swing.
Following support has to provided.
- Support for the basic operators +,-,/,*.
- Support for fractions where \frac{e1}{e2} represents the
fraction with numerator expression e1 and the denominator
expression e2.
This should be displayed by putting the numerator above a
horizontal line and the denominator, below the horizontal line.
- e1/e1 should be displayed by putting the numerator and the denominator
in the same line and by separating them by a /.
- Representing \sqrt function of latex.
- Latex like support for superscripts(^) and subscripts(_).
Eg. expressions like x_{e1}^{e2} should be well parsed. Note
that the subscripts and superscripts are full expressions.
- Parantheses : The expressions can be delimited by parantheses
to specify the order of evaluation.
Assume standard precedences and associativitis.
Use CUP
for constructing the parser.
You can download the calculator programs
discussed in the lecture.
Form new groups of two.
Submission Deadline : Saturday, 26 October 2002.
Mail your submission with the subject header "Equation Display".
- A time logging system
Implement a service which maintains a weekly log of the amount of time
spent per student for different subjects. The student logs in every
week and provides the necessary information. If a student fails to do
so, the system provides an option to remind the student through mail.
Following features should be supported.
- An interface for the student.
- Should involve student authentication,
- GUI to allow student to provide information regarding the courses
he/she has taken.
- GUI to add the weekly information in the database. This
information should be in the form of a table with the following
columns
- Course
- Date From
- Date To
- Hours spent in self study
- Hours spent in programing
Columns 1,2 and 3 to be automatically provided by the system,
column 4, 5 is to be filled in by the student
This view is the private view of the student, i.e. it cannot be
seen by anyone else.
- GUI to view his/her own private information provided so far.
- Apart from this view, a GUI to view the summarized information
per subject. This is the public view which provides the class
average for each course.
- Course
- Hours spent in self study
- Hours spent in programing
- An interface for the Administrator.
- Should also be authenticated.
- The system should provide a list of students who have not
submitted their weekly information.
- A "send reminder" option should be provided per student, which
can be used to send a mail reminding the student to give his/her
information.
- All sessions should be properly destroyed. Once a user/ sysad logs
out, it should not be possible to use the corresponding interface by
pressing the back button of the browser. Also it should not be
possible to directly reach any UI by directly typing the URL and
comlpetely bypassing the login screen. The passwd MUST be properly
authenticated at the login screen.
- There will be 3 tables per user.
-
For Authentiation (Userid/ passwd)
- For maintaining list of subjects per student
(Userid/ Subject1/ Subject2/ Subject3/ Subject4)
- For weekly log
(Userid/ Subject/ Start Date/ End Date/ Time for Studying/ Time
for Prg Assgn)
Form new groups of two.
Submission Deadline : Sunday 1 Dec. 11:59 p.m.
For submission, send mail with subject header "cs701 Submission".
Viva's will begin on Monda 2 Dec. 2002 at 10:00. A sign up sheet will
be available with your CR.