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HTML:

Purpose. Introduce you to basic web page coding. This is a basic tutorial, which will prepare you for the use of more sophisticated HTML editing tools.
Importance: Very few people code HTML by hand anymore. There are multiplicities of programs such as Dream Weaver and Microsoft Front Page, which help make the process of web page creation easier. Before you learn to use these tools, it is important to learn the basic structure and components of the code/language. This will come in handy when you need to troubleshoot code which editing tools can't fix. More...

FTP:

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. You use FTP to transfer files from/to your computer to/from a server. You can also use FTP to transfer files from one computer to another provided you have the right access privileges on both computers. This tutorial deals with transferring the files that make up your web page to the server that contains your personal accounts.

At the time you created your account, you were given some space on the server to use as you wish. You can use some of this space to save your html files. In this way, anyone with Internet access can view your html file by typing the appropriate address. More...

 

Technical writing tutorial:

Purpose: To learn how to communicate technical information in writing.
Importance: The main modes of communication are written, verbal, and visual. As a scientist or engineer, you will want to share your work. This is commonly done through thesis, journal papers, and books. This type of writing has a different purpose than creative story telling or other types of writing you may have done. There are rules, standards, and formats, which are commonly used. You should know these before you embark on publishing your work. More...

 

Project management tutorial:

Purpose: To provide the basic skills and knowledge needed to effectively manage a group project.
Importance: Project scheduling and understanding/handling risk is crucial to success in science and engineering.
Goals: After this activity, you will be able to:
• Break a complex project into manageable sub-projects

• Assign responsibility/ownership of project components

• Set reasonable milestone's for the completion of major tasks

• Perform a risk analysis and integrate mitigation into your planning

• Develop and complete a project plan. More...