Plagiarism applies to any sort of material used on the Web , including for example sound, graphics or images, as well as text. DePaul University and the professor take no responsibility for your use of materials developed or owned by others. Anything submitted for an employer or another course cannot be submitted for an assignment in this course. If you wish to develop such materials further for this course, prior permission must be granted by the professor. Students are responsible for insuring that their Web pages are clearly identified as educational , and that visitors are not put under the mistaken impression that actual goods or services are for sale.
Students are responsible for insuring the accuracy of their Web site contents .
You should have it with you for all class sessions. Students who work from home are strongly urged to sign up for a DePaul Online account or an account with an ISP, to facilitate uploading of Web pages to our server from home. The DePaul Online account is generally cost effective, and has the added benefit of providing access to online library materials for students working at home. The same level of library access is not available through traditional ISP's. The individually developed retail site should be for a different product, but similar in complexity to the Jo's Coffee site that is developed in the text.