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Week 2
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Week 3
- Define the subject and scope of the textual corpus
- Clearly outline exactly what you will be analyzing and
tentatively divide the work among group members
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Week 4
- Draft a Relax NG schema for your XML markup
- Focus on restricting structural markup, as analytical markup is
likely to change
- Attach that schema to any XML documents from the corpus
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Week 5
- Begin process of marking up texts within corpus in XML with aid of Relax NG schema
- Complete the structural markup for each document (often by using regular
expressions)
- Analytical markup does not need to be finished yet
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Week 6
- Complete schema with analytical markup restrictions
- Freeze schema changes to ensure well-formedness across
documents
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Week 7
- Continue analytical markup of your corpus
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Week 8
- Begin planning the overall structure of your website
- You do NOT need to begin coding it
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Week 9
- Aim to finish individual markup within the next week or so
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Week 10
- Complete group checking of XML documents
- Initiate markup freeze by end of the week
- Begin the website coding process (XHTML)
- Plan out the rest of your website structure
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Week 11
- Begin creating XSLT documents to transform XML into XHTML and make your analysis calculations
- Create all primary website pages (do not need to be finished)
- Complete the coding of your home page and navigation menu
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Week 12
- Complete XSLT transformations
- Complete the XHTML coding of all web pages (excluding conclusions and results)
- CSS does not need to be complete
- Plan SVG data visualizations for Results page and begin creating them using XSLT
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Week 13
- Integrate the individual text pages to the site
- Begin planning interactive aspects of this section (potentially JavaScript)
- Continue CSS design process
- Continue working on SVG charts
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Week 14
- Presentation of progress
- Complete SVG charts
- Finalize XHTML and CSS for the rest of the site
- Begin working on the Conclusions page
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Week 15
- Projects due at the end of the week