The document announces that midterms are due, final projects have been announced, and synthetic posts from last week are still due. It discusses resolving home directory issues and using SFTP in JEdit. It reviews that JavaScript can be both easy and difficult, and the goal is to grasp how codes are used and learn enough to continue learning on your own. It provides an overview of a code review of JavaScript and jQuery examples, presenting final projects, and accessing the SHIVA visualization toolkit. It includes an example of dynamic notes in the margins and describes a collaborative critical edition of Persuasion as a final project. It instructs creating an account, exploring SHIVA examples, and embedding at least three visualizations in a file

1. Code Review and
Final Projects
Prof. Alvarado
MDST 3703/7703
10 September 2012

2. Business
• Midterms due this evening
• Final Projects announced today
• Synthetic posts are still due from last week (and
this week)
• Home Directory issues
– It seems that some issues can be resolved by setting
permissions on your directories
– This can be fixed by going to the “Options” item for a
directory or file
– Use SFTP within JEdit
– Check or change your password on-line

3. Review
• JavaScript is both easy and difficult
– Our goal in this class is not to learn JavaScript per
se, or any of the codes we look at, but rather to
grasp the use such codes have
– Also, you should learn enough to get started on
your own path of learning
– In doing this, it helps to “know what you don’t
know”

4. Overview
• Code review of JavaScript and jQuery
examples
• Presentation of final projects
• Access SHIVA, SHANTI’s visualization toolkit

5. Code Review
• Example of dynamic notes in the margin

6. Final Projects
• A collaborative critical edition of Persuasion

7. SHIVA Exercise
• Create an account
• Explore the various example visualizations
• Create a document in today’s folder called
“shiva.html” and embed at least three
visualization there