9/17: Create a simple web page using the elements we've discussed, such as changing the background and text colors. Your page should include at least one link to another web page. The page should be about some topic you are interested in.
9/24: Create a web page containing your schedule as a table.
10/1: Create a web page about some topic you are interested in containing the various elements we've discussed thus far, including tables and links. You should have at least one link that uses a JavaScript function to create a new page.
10/8: Take the web page you made previously and extend it to include a couple of form elements, specifically text boxes and select boxes. A button should be provided that, when clicked, invokes a JavaScript function that creates a new page that displays what the user entered into the form.
10/13: Create a web site that processes all of the various form elements. Your web site should include at least one if() statement that alters what will be displayed on the new page generated when the user clicks the appropriate button.
10/15: Ask the user for a number. Using a loop, calculate the factorial of that number. Display the results.
10/18: Ask the user for two numbers, a base and a power. Using a loop, calculate the result of the base raised to the power. Display this result.
10/20: Give the user a pair of radio buttons, where they can select either to calculate the factorial of a number or the result of a base raised to a power. Based on which radio button they click, display the appropriate result for the number(s) they entered. Use a while loop to calculate the factorial and a for loop to calculate the base/power result.
10/22: Write a function that takes one number as a parameter and calculates the square of that number. Display the results.
10/25: Using the square function you previously wrote, ask the user for a number and display the sum of squares of that number. The sum of squares of a number is the sum of the squares of all the numbers from 1 to that number. For example, the sum of squares of 5 is 1^2 + 2^2 + 3^2 + 4^2 + 5^2, which is 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 + 25 = 55.
10/29: Ask the user for two numbers, a base and a power. Write a function that takes these two numbers as its parameters to calculate the base raised to the power. Display the results.
11/3: Read in five numbers from the user. Store these numbers in an array. Calculate and display the average of these numbers.
11/5: Read in five numbers from the user. Store these numbers in an array. Calculate the square of each of these numbers (using your square function) and store the results in a second array. Display the results.