Philippine Science High School – Bicol Region Campus

Computer Science 3

WebDev + Chem

First Quarter Project

1. Develop a web site/web page based on a theme.

2. The web site/web page must be a static website that is consistent between at least 2 web
browsers (i.e. Edge and Others)

3. Follow and consider the principles & standards in web layout and development (such as
neat and minimal layout).

4. Your project must contain the following:

a. Home Page/Home Section which states the contents and description of your
page.
b. Nobel Prize Winner* which shows the personal information of the
Winner/Scientist such as
i. Basic Profile (with Portrait Photo if available)
ii. Field of Specialization
iii. Achievements
iv. Nobel Prize Award Details

c. Web page for each group member – If you won a Nobel Prize, what would it be?
What did you do to win a Nobel Prize? Why would you deserve one? Include your
basic information in this section (with Profile Picture).

5. You may add images and other graphics. There should be at least 3 links (e.g. fb, moodle,
google+).

6. Copying contents from the web is highly discouraged. Original and authentic idea will be
more appreciated. In case you can’t avoid that circumstance, cite your source
whenever you use contents from other resources.

7. This project involves individual task (‘wag pabuhat). Validate your project before
presenting it to your teacher.

8. Deadline will be on October 12, 2017 4:00 PM. DO NOT WAIT for deadline, present your
project earlier.

9. Late submissions or presentations will not be graded.

*See attached page for the list of Nobel Prize Winner assigned to your group.
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10. You could work in the laboratory/techHub during scheduled timeslot or whenever the
lab/hub is free provided that you were permitted by your subject teacher.

Beryllium

Group 1: Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff

Group 2: Svante August Arrhenius

Group 3: Ernest Rutherford

Group 4: Victor Grignard

Group 5: Marie Curie

Group 6: Frederick Soddy

Group 7: Irving Langmuir

Group 8: Irène Joliot-Curie

Group 9: Petrus (Peter) Josephus Wilhelmus Debye

Group 10: Otto Hahn

Silicon

Group 1: Glenn Theodore Seaborg

Group 2: Linus Carl Pauling

Group 3: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin

Group 4: Robert S. Mulliken

Group 5: Edwin Mattison McMillan

Group 6: Harold Clayton Urey

Group 7: Walther Hermann Nernst

Group 8: Fritz Haber

Group 9: Sir William Ramsay

Group 10: Hermann Emil Fischer

*See attached page for the list of Nobel Prize Winner assigned to your group.
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Platinum

Group 1: Wilhelm Ostwald

Group 2: Gerhard Ertl

Group 3: Dan Shechtman

Group 4: Luis F. Leloir

Group 5: Lars Onsager

Group 6: Robert Burns Woodward

Group 7: Frederick Sanger

Group 8: George de Hevesy

Group 9: Francis William Aston

Group 10: Richard Adolf Zsigmondy

*See attached page for the list of Nobel Prize Winner assigned to your group.
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 Rubrics for Grading WebDev Activities and Project

Category 20 15 10 5 Score
Content The site has a well The site has a clearly The purpose and theme of The site lacks a purpose
stated clear purpose stated purpose and the site is somewhat and theme.
and theme that is theme, but may have vague.
carried out throughout one or two elements
the site. that do not seem to be
related to it.
Layout The Web site has an The Web pages have an The Web pages have a The Web pages are
exceptionally attractive attractive and usable usable layout, but may cluttered looking or
and usable layout. It is layout. It is easy to locate appear busy or boring. It is confusing. It is often
easy to locate all all important elements. easy to locate most of the difficult to locate
important elements. important elements. important elements.
White space, graphic
elements and/or
alignment are used
effectively to organize
material.
Graphics High Quality graphics Good Quality graphics are Average Quality graphics Graphics seem randomly
are related to the related to the are related to the chosen, are of low
and Fonts theme/purpose of the theme/purpose of the site. theme/purpose of the site. quality, OR distract the
site. The fonts are The fonts are consistent, The fonts are consistent, reader. A wide variety of
consistent, easy to easy to read and point size and point size varies fonts, styles and point
read and point size varies. appropriately for headings sizes was used.
varies appropriately for and text.
headings and text.
Navigation Links for navigation are Links for navigation are Links for navigation take Some links do not take
clearly labeled, clearly labeled, allow the reader where he/she the reader to the sites
consistently placed, the reader to easily expects to go, but some described. A user
allow the reader to move from a page to needed links seem to be typically feels lost. There
easily move from a related pages (forward missing. A user sometimes is 1 or less links.
page to related pages and back), and internal gets lost. There are 2 links
(forward and back), links take the reader given.
and take the reader where he/she expects to
where he/she expects go. There are less than 3
to go. There are at links.
least 3 links.
Overall Website is of high Website is of good quality. Website is of mediocre Website is of poor
quality. Layout and Layout and design are quality. Layout and design quality. Layout and
Quality design are visually average. Links and pages are tolerable. Some links design are dull. Most
striking. All links and are mostly complete and and pages are complete links pages are not
pages are complete working. and working. complete or working.
and working.

TOTAL SCORE _____ / 100

Rubric was adopted from http://www.ldsd.org/cms/lib/PA09000083/Centricity/Domain/262/Website_Rubric.pdf

*See attached page for the list of Nobel Prize Winner assigned to your group.
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