This document discusses various sections on a website called Premmani including a home page header and footer, categories on Tamilnadu culture and music, information on drums for shopping and training, and government musical institutions.
This document outlines the functional requirements for the Premmani website. The purpose of the site is to provide information about drums, culture, and music. It will allow users to browse drum types, view shopping cart information, and see videos, photos, and information about drum sounds and institutions offering drum courses. The site will use LAMPP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and be compatible with multiple browsers and resolutions. It requires a server with Linux, Lampp, MySQL, 5GB storage minimum and client browsers like Firefox.
The document discusses COBOL data structures and how to define group items, elementary items, and move data between them. It also covers accepting and displaying data using COBOL verbs like MOVE, DISPLAY, and ACCEPT.
1) The document discusses the appearance of rappers in music videos and how this depends on their level of fame and budget. Unknown rappers typically wear casual clothing while famous rappers wear expensive jewelry.
2) It describes the creator's music video, which featured their rapper in simple clothes to portray an unknown artist. They aimed to make a narrative video but had to modify this due to limited funds and equipment.
3) Audience feedback was generally positive and helped improve aspects like reducing lip syncing. Research involved analyzing successful music videos online and planning filming dates based on weather forecasts.
Web 2.0 refers to second-generation websites that allow users to interact and collaborate to control and share content online. It differs from Web 1.0, which featured static, publisher-controlled websites, by enabling multiple users to publish, edit, and shape website content. Key features of Web 2.0 include social networking, wikis, blogs, podcasts, and mashups, which combine data from multiple online sources. The philosophy of Web 2.0 promotes an "architecture of participation" where users contribute to ongoing website development and progress through social networking and sharing.
The document introduces the new mainframe and its capabilities. It outlines that mainframes are used by large organizations to host commercial databases and applications requiring high security and availability. Mainframes can process large volumes of different workloads concurrently. Typical mainframe roles include system programmers, operators, developers and administrators. Common operating systems are z/OS, z/VM, VSE, and Linux for zSeries.
This document outlines the functional requirements for the Premmani website. The purpose of the site is to provide information about drums, culture, and music. It will allow users to browse drum types, view shopping cart information, and see videos, photos, and information about drum sounds and institutions offering drum courses. The site will use LAMPP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and be compatible with multiple browsers and resolutions. It requires a server with Linux, Lampp, MySQL, 5GB storage minimum and client browsers like Firefox.
The document discusses COBOL data structures and how to define group items, elementary items, and move data between them. It also covers accepting and displaying data using COBOL verbs like MOVE, DISPLAY, and ACCEPT.
1) The document discusses the appearance of rappers in music videos and how this depends on their level of fame and budget. Unknown rappers typically wear casual clothing while famous rappers wear expensive jewelry.
2) It describes the creator's music video, which featured their rapper in simple clothes to portray an unknown artist. They aimed to make a narrative video but had to modify this due to limited funds and equipment.
3) Audience feedback was generally positive and helped improve aspects like reducing lip syncing. Research involved analyzing successful music videos online and planning filming dates based on weather forecasts.
Web 2.0 refers to second-generation websites that allow users to interact and collaborate to control and share content online. It differs from Web 1.0, which featured static, publisher-controlled websites, by enabling multiple users to publish, edit, and shape website content. Key features of Web 2.0 include social networking, wikis, blogs, podcasts, and mashups, which combine data from multiple online sources. The philosophy of Web 2.0 promotes an "architecture of participation" where users contribute to ongoing website development and progress through social networking and sharing.
The document introduces the new mainframe and its capabilities. It outlines that mainframes are used by large organizations to host commercial databases and applications requiring high security and availability. Mainframes can process large volumes of different workloads concurrently. Typical mainframe roles include system programmers, operators, developers and administrators. Common operating systems are z/OS, z/VM, VSE, and Linux for zSeries.
The document provides an example JCL used to run a COBOL program. It includes:
1) A JOB statement that identifies the job name, programmer, class, and priority.
2) A STEP statement specifying the COBOL program "COBPROG" to execute.
3) DD statements defining the input and output files for the COBOL program.
The document then explains each part of the JCL and how it will execute the COBOL program on the MVS operating system.
This chapter discusses Job Control Language (JCL) and the Display and Search Facility (SDSF) in 3 sentences: It introduces JCL, which uses statements like JOB, EXEC, and DD to describe programs, inputs, and outputs for execution on the mainframe. It also explains how to check job outputs using SDSF, which allows viewing and searching system logs, monitoring jobs, and controlling job execution order and output printing. Key topics covered include basic JCL coding, procedures, concatenation, continuation, and using SDSF to view job status and outputs.
The document outlines a 4-phase methodology for developing a website about drums called Premmani's Drums. The discovery phase involved gathering existing drum information and identifying problems like a lack of awareness and access to information. The design phase developed solutions like sections on drum types, learning institutions, and famous local drummers. The developing phase used open-source technology and WordPress. The deployment phase launched the site at http://premmani.com/.
WordPress is a free, open-source content management system that allows users to build and manage dynamic websites and blogs. It provides templates called themes that control the visual design and layout of pages. Users can create and edit pages and blog posts called articles directly from their web browser using an easy-to-use control panel. Plugins extend WordPress functionality by adding features like search engine optimization tools. Reasons for using WordPress include the ability to easily update and customize the look and feel of a site using themes, to frequently publish and receive comments on blog posts, and to leverage additional features for search engine optimization and social media.
Ajax allows web pages to be updated asynchronously by exchanging data in the background without interfering with the display and functioning of the page. It uses a combination of technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, and XSLT along with the XMLHttpRequest object. This allows parts of a page or even whole sections to be updated without reloading, improving interactivity and reducing bandwidth usage. However, dynamically updated content also poses challenges for bookmarking, back button usage, and search engine crawling. Developers must also address security concerns and learn new testing and coding methods for Ajax applications.
PHP is a widely used server-side scripting language that was designed for web development to produce dynamic web pages. PHP frameworks streamline the development of web applications written in PHP by providing basic structures that help promote rapid application development. The general idea behind how a PHP framework works is referred to as the Model-View-Controller pattern, where the model refers to the data, view refers to the presentation layer, and controller refers to the application logic. PHP frameworks should be used when working on projects with tight deadlines or substantial amounts of coding to speed up the development process and make the job less tedious.
A framework provides the structure for building a program, including what can be built and how parts interrelate. It includes actual programs, programming interfaces, and tools. Common examples are resource description, internet business, sender policy, and Zachman frameworks. Frameworks are categorized by programming language such as Perl, PHP, Java, Python, Ruby, ColdFusion, and Asp.Net.
Frames allow dividing a webpage into multiple sections or frames, with each frame displaying a separate HTML document. Frames are commonly used to keep navigation menus or branding visible on the page while allowing the main content area to change. Some key uses of frames include a branding frame to identify the site, a navigational frame with hyperlinks, and a content frame for the primary webpage material. Frames provide advantages like keeping headers and menus visible as a user scrolls or loads new pages.
The document provides an example JCL used to run a COBOL program. It includes:
1) A JOB statement that identifies the job name, programmer, class, and priority.
2) A STEP statement specifying the COBOL program "COBPROG" to execute.
3) DD statements defining the input and output files for the COBOL program.
The document then explains each part of the JCL and how it will execute the COBOL program on the MVS operating system.
This chapter discusses Job Control Language (JCL) and the Display and Search Facility (SDSF) in 3 sentences: It introduces JCL, which uses statements like JOB, EXEC, and DD to describe programs, inputs, and outputs for execution on the mainframe. It also explains how to check job outputs using SDSF, which allows viewing and searching system logs, monitoring jobs, and controlling job execution order and output printing. Key topics covered include basic JCL coding, procedures, concatenation, continuation, and using SDSF to view job status and outputs.
The document outlines a 4-phase methodology for developing a website about drums called Premmani's Drums. The discovery phase involved gathering existing drum information and identifying problems like a lack of awareness and access to information. The design phase developed solutions like sections on drum types, learning institutions, and famous local drummers. The developing phase used open-source technology and WordPress. The deployment phase launched the site at http://premmani.com/.
WordPress is a free, open-source content management system that allows users to build and manage dynamic websites and blogs. It provides templates called themes that control the visual design and layout of pages. Users can create and edit pages and blog posts called articles directly from their web browser using an easy-to-use control panel. Plugins extend WordPress functionality by adding features like search engine optimization tools. Reasons for using WordPress include the ability to easily update and customize the look and feel of a site using themes, to frequently publish and receive comments on blog posts, and to leverage additional features for search engine optimization and social media.
Ajax allows web pages to be updated asynchronously by exchanging data in the background without interfering with the display and functioning of the page. It uses a combination of technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, and XSLT along with the XMLHttpRequest object. This allows parts of a page or even whole sections to be updated without reloading, improving interactivity and reducing bandwidth usage. However, dynamically updated content also poses challenges for bookmarking, back button usage, and search engine crawling. Developers must also address security concerns and learn new testing and coding methods for Ajax applications.
PHP is a widely used server-side scripting language that was designed for web development to produce dynamic web pages. PHP frameworks streamline the development of web applications written in PHP by providing basic structures that help promote rapid application development. The general idea behind how a PHP framework works is referred to as the Model-View-Controller pattern, where the model refers to the data, view refers to the presentation layer, and controller refers to the application logic. PHP frameworks should be used when working on projects with tight deadlines or substantial amounts of coding to speed up the development process and make the job less tedious.
A framework provides the structure for building a program, including what can be built and how parts interrelate. It includes actual programs, programming interfaces, and tools. Common examples are resource description, internet business, sender policy, and Zachman frameworks. Frameworks are categorized by programming language such as Perl, PHP, Java, Python, Ruby, ColdFusion, and Asp.Net.
Frames allow dividing a webpage into multiple sections or frames, with each frame displaying a separate HTML document. Frames are commonly used to keep navigation menus or branding visible on the page while allowing the main content area to change. Some key uses of frames include a branding frame to identify the site, a navigational frame with hyperlinks, and a content frame for the primary webpage material. Frames provide advantages like keeping headers and menus visible as a user scrolls or loads new pages.