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Introduction Get ready, get started, get going January 15, 2009 Chirag Shah School of Information &amp; Library Science (SILS) <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> It started in a campus trailer It was titled Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web They called it Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009...
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Introduction Get ready, get started, get going January 15, 2009 Chirag Shah School of Information & Library Science (SILS) <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> It started in a campus trailer It was titled Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web They called it Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> David Filo Jerry Yang Started: February, 1994 First million-hit day in Fall, 1994 with almost 100,000 users $2 million invested in Yahoo! Inc. in Spring, 1995 INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> We ll see how such search services can be created. Learn about search engine secrets . Deal with unstructured data (mostly). Get our hands (and knees) dirty by crawling on the Web. Build cool interfaces. INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> Work with structured data (with small exceptions) Learn how to program. Build websites that can fly . Use proprietary software. INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> Basic experience with some programming environment. Laptop and a bunch of software (available for free). Open mind and a sense of adventure! INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> Quizzes 5 or 6. Lowest score dropped. 25% of the grade. Assignments Almost every week. Total 10 to 12. Carries 45% of the grade. Late policy. Project Proposal due March 27th. Final project due May 1st. 25% of the grade. Grades Office hours Manning 303. Monday 1:30-3:30pm, or by appointment. Website, class slides, and class notes Blackboard 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> Get your machines ready Learn a little bit about UNIX Access the database Create a table Access the information in the table INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> Assigned: 01/15/2009 (today) Due: 01/20/2009 (Tuesday) Email the answers with INLS 490: Assignment-1 in the subject. INLS 490-154. Spring 2009 2009 Chirag Shah. <a href="/keyword/unc-chapel-hill/" >unc chapel hill</a> Review the basics. Create a good working environment. Try one th...
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