Portfolio with challenges completed for The Commons @ MUN
This challenge was created by Anuj Wagle In this tutorial we will be animating a light bulb using CSS. For this challenge, you will be required to create your own simple animation using CSS and a “SVG” – Scalable Vector Graphics Read More …
This challenge courtesy of Bryan Melanson! This might be a little tricky but take your time and don’t be afraid to ask for help! You can use Linux terminal on any main lab computer (in Ubuntu) or I believe you can Read More …
A little fun given the upcoming festivities! (For some reason I named this challenge Excel, total mistake on my part) In the online graphic design school Canva.com, create a Halloween graphic of your choice. It could be a greeting card, Read More …
This challenge was created as a parting gift by Quentin Macros are simply ways to automate certain tasks in Microsoft Office. While Macro-based documents are not necessarily good to give to clients due to their complexity, they are useful for Read More …
Design an original PowerPoint theme for The Commons with multiple slide layouts. The final result should contain: Standard colour scheme Commons logos Images of The Commons (see The Commons twitter and facebook for recent images, or take your own) At Read More …
This challenge was created by Erin Couch! An important aspect to understand in Microsoft Excel is the Count IF function. Count IF can be useful for a variety of reasons, such as sorting through large datasets and separating information of importance. Read More …
Lots of clients will have trouble with formatting essays and papers for courses that require more effort than simply typing the words up. While some of you will have done this in a challenge before, we’ve got a lot of Read More …
CITL provides students with WordPress space to develop an easily shared online portfolio. We would like for you all to be up to speed on how WordPress works and promote the service. To that end, we highly recommend that you Read More …
Thank or blame Quentin Holbert for this challenge! See the attached word doc for step by step instructions. Due: Tuesday June 6th. Post your finished gif as a reply in this post.
Create a database with at least 4 different tables and then create the relationships for the tables. Run a sample query where you join information from two tables. Examples include: Bookstore with author, book, publisher, etc. Music database with albums, Read More …