Web Design

post has two assignments

Develop a Word document that describes the design for a small Web site that meets the following specifications.

The Web site includes four or more Web pages designed according to current usability guidelines.
One page must be the Home page.
One page must be a subscription page that allows the user to become a member or subscribe to your organization and ? performs HTML data validation.
The Web site must incorporate the use of the following:
Images and Audio
At least one table (NOT for page layout)
At least one form
Navigation
Other valid HTML elements
Produce a cohesive site that is easy to navigate.
The Web site must include external CSS used to format and layout each Web page.
Validate the HTML in each Web page.
Validate the CSS style rules in each CSS.
The design document must include details about your design, technologies employed, potential challenges and explanations regarding your validation process. Include a title page.
Add the design document to the Visual Studio Web site folder.
Submit the Word Design document and the Web site into a .zip file.

2:Human Fossil

Complete all sections of this report template and submit to your online assignments folder by the due date. Provide a bibliographic list of all sources used to complete your report.

Part I. Comparing hominids (hominins)

• Select five of the following fossil forms of early humans (or human ancestors):
o Ardipithecus ramidus
o Australopithecus anamensis
o Australopithecus afarensis
o Australopithecus sediba
o Paranthropus boisei
o Homo erectus
o Homo heidelbergensis
o Homo neanderthalensis
For your selected fossil species, complete the Comparison Chart. Please include genus and species names; time frame and geographic region for fossil species. For each of your selected fossil species, please summarize the 3 physical characteristic categories and 1 cultural category.

Comparison Chart
Selected species Genus and species Time frame and geographic area
(continent) where found Physical characteristic:
Brain size (cranial capacity) Physical characteristic: Specialized skull and anatomical features Physical characteristic: Height and weight
Cultural characteristics: Tools or tool use or other evidence of culture
Species 1

Species 2

Species 3

Species 4

Species 5

Note: You may not have evidence for all categories of data for each of these hominins. Where data are absent, simply leave the space blank or note that so far nothing has been found. You may also wish to include other categories of comparison in your chart. Make sure that you cite all sources used to prepare your fossil comparison chart and include in your bibliographic list of sources at end of your report.

Part II. Evolutionary Relationships of Hominin Species
• Time Order: List the order (or time sequence) in which your 5 selected fossil hominin species appear in the fossil record. Using the phylogenies presented in our textbook, describe the evolutionary relationships of each species to modern humans.

• Based on the fossil evidence, did more than one kind of hominin live on earth at the same time? We are currently the only type (species) of human on the planet, but has it always been this way? Use your 5 fossil selections to support your answer.

• How does the hominid (hominin) fossil record show “mosaic evolution”? Define the term and provide an example from hominin fossil record. If possible, use example(s) from your 5 fossil selections to support your answer.

Part III: Conclusions and Reflections
o Trends and Patterns: Summarize major pattern or trend in physical traits of hominids (hominins) seen in the current fossil record. Summarize major pattern or trend in cultural traits (e.g., tools) of hominids (hominins) seen in the current fossil record.

o New Fossil Finds: How do new fossil finds expand or redefine our understanding of human evolution? Use example of new paleoanthropological finds (e.g., “Hobbits” of Flores) to support your answer.

Part IV: Bibliography
• Please list all sources used to prepare this report (including course articles and materials, internet sites, etc). Present in appropriate bibliographic format (e.g., APA style).

Human Fossil