Try various search engines on broad topics, or on the terms in the vocabulary lists. Retyped addresses often have problems. Post the above information in the web site folder located under the appropriate week. Postings must not duplicate a web site reported on by another student. Read over the current week's postings before you start your research and make your own posting.
Every student has the responsibility to participate in on-line discussion.
This is vital if the course is to reach its full potential. The discussion items are divided into two conferences - one for the reading in the textbook and the other for the lab. Each time you log in be sure to check the conferences for new postings. If you find something interesting or puzzling, or if you want to ask a question, start a new thread , i.e. a new discussion topic. Do this by posting a new message in the appropriate chapter or lab folder.