COSC1P99 Final Exam, April 2000
Introduction
Where do I begin? I chose this topic because I like to listen to radio
stations from all over the world. It is remarkable how the Internet enables us to listen to almost any station from any part of the world.
My name is Martin, and I volunteer at a radio station in my hometown. I play mainly music from the 50's, 60's, and 70's on my show
but my show is a huge success! I guess having my own radio show also made me want to choose this topic! What these pages will cover is an
in depth evaluation of each web page, plus the FTP site, and the newsgroup. Finally, I will give my conclusions. I have used many sites that have been suggested in lecture. For example
the site in which you can spell check. I also got some ideas on rating schemes from
this site. Now that you know what the following pages will cover, why not proceed to the Ratings & Evaluations section.
Ratings & Evaluations
Web Page Rating Scheme
Web Page Evaluations
FTP Site Ratings
FTP Site Evaluations
Newsgroup Ratings
Newsgroup Evaluations
Search Engine Ratings
Search Engine Evaluations/Comparisons
Conclusions That I Have Made
Notes & Links
Back To The Introduction Please!
Important! This site looks best when it is viewed with Internet Explorer 5.0 or greater.
You can use Netscape, but this page will more than likely look different! Please note!! This site is my final exam for
COSC1P99. This web site has been created for the purpose of fulfilling an educational requirement for a computer science
credit at Brock University. All logos and MIDI files were taken from sites that permit you to put them on your page as long as they are not
intended for commercial use. COSC1P99 is a course offered at Brock University. The main page for Computer Science
can be found by clicking, here. Thanks for visiting my page!
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Last Updated on April 16th, 2000.
