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+# CONVERT # LINES TO COMMENTS (DELETE THIS ONE AND THE HORIZONTAL LINES)
+
+# Create an HTML header using the author (your name), description
+# ("Lab 2 submission"), and charset ("UTF-8") meta tags. Add a title of
+# "CS 343 Lab 2".
+
+# Define 4 JavaScript variables here:
+#   One is a Boolean that controls whether or not the footer image is shown.
+#     The Boolean MUST be named showFooter for testing purposes.
+#   The other three are the level-3 headings, including both the <h3> tag
+#     and the associated text. The names are not important.
+
+# Wrap the title, subtitle, and blockquote inside a <header> element
+
+  # Page title and subtitle (should both be bigger than section headers)
+  CS 343: Application Development
+  Fall 2023
+
+  # Block quotation. Use an attribute to add the citation "https://uxdworld.com".
+  # The quote and the name should be two paragraphs.
+  "A user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it’s not that good."
+  - Martin LeBlanc
+
+# End of the <header>
+
+
+# HORIZONTAL LINE
+
+# Section header - MUST BE WRITTEN BY JAVASCRIPT
+Course Information
+
+# Two separate paragraphs
+Learning to work with the tools and technologies that are used to build and
+create web sites is both empowering and fun. With these tools, you can build
+your own web sites and customize the experience of those you visit. You can
+also create interactive applications for storing and manipulating personal or
+enterprise data. And you can dynamically generate images and graphics to help
+visualize data sets.
+
+The goal of this course is to explore these technologies - HTML, CSS, and
+Javascript - that define the structure, presentation, and interactions for
+modern web development. In addition to covering the basics of how to use these
+tools, we will explore guidelines to ensure the sites we create are accessible
+for a variety of users, including users with disabilities. After completing
+this course, you will have a solid foundation to continue learning more
+advanced web development techniques.
+
+# Make this a bullet-point list. Format the text as shown in the sample
+# solution image. Note that <b> is NOT allowed for bold text. For the book
+# title, use the <cite> tag to mark it as a citation.
+
+ * Website: https://w3.cs.jmu.edu/kirkpams/343
+ * Time: M/W/F 9:10 - 10:00 AM
+ * Location: King Hall 243
+ * Textbook: Fundamentals of Web Development, 3rd Edition
+
+
+# HORIZONTAL LINE
+
+# Section header - MUST BE WRITTEN BY JAVASCRIPT
+Detailed Course Objectives
+
+# Paragraph
+Following the successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
+
+# Make this a numbered list and do NOT hard-code the numbers
+  1. Summarize the key steps and processes for retrieving and displaying a web page.
+  2. Structure text documents as HTML and publish them on a server.
+  3. Apply accessibility standards to web documents.
+  4. Create and adapt CSS style sheets for consistent web site presentation and styling.
+  5. Use a web framework to create a modern, responsive web site.
+  6. Generate HTML content dynamically with Javascript.
+  7. Create handlers to detect and respond to user input events.
+  8. Store and retrieve data in client-side storage.
+  9. Build images dynamically using provided data.
+  10. Learn to consult a web framework documentation and tutorials for additional help.
+
+
+# HORIZONTAL LINE
+
+# Section header - MUST BE WRITTEN BY JAVASCRIPT
+Course Catalog Description
+
+# Paragraph
+Projects or topics in computer science which are of interest to the lower
+division student. May be repeated for credit when course content changes.
+Topics may vary. Prerequisite: Fully admitted Computer Science majors or
+minors only and students should consult the instructor prior to enrolling
+for the course.
+
+# HORIZONTAL LINE
+
+# Wrap the following image inside a <footer> element
+
+  # If the Boolean variable at the top is set to tru:
+
+    # Embed the JMU-Logo-RGB-horiz-purple.png image. Add the following text as its
+    # description: "James Madison University logo in purple"
+
+  # Otherwise:
+
+    # Show the text "JMU logo is not shown"
+
+# End of the <footer>