We welcome comments designed to improve this course and its materials at most anytime. These can be made via a confidential note or comment to the TA if you don't want to be known to the instructor or directly to me if it is a grading or urgent process issue. We need to know swiftly of broken links, out-of-date information and readings that are not legible or sized correctly for a computer screen (we check this, but with the variety of devices growing - cellphones, tablets, etc. - it can be difficult to make one size to fit all).
You'll also note the rather Spartan graphics we use. We do this for clarity and speed of updating. Often considerable work is needed to translate older, proprietary web editing systems into ordinary HTML3. We use Sandvox as an editing tool: it's simple, fast and - provided one doesn't exceed its limited capabilities - pretty dependable. For industrial-grade, elaborate web design, our vote goes to Adobe Dreamweaver, a robust and complex tool.
Thanks for any recommendation and fixes you may suggest. Chances are that others have noticed too, so we want this site as bug-free and complete as we can make it.
John Bowes <bowes@sfu.ca>
Daniel Hawkins <drhawkin@sfu.ca>