Description - Format this text using HTML. The goal is to make it look reasonably nice and, especially, easy to understand. How would you like to see your assignments presented? Your audience is the students in Comp 416 (that's you). Requirements: Use only HTML. No formatting with CSS is allowed. No style tags or older (deprecated) presentational markup. This means that you will see the browser defaults for the presentation of each HTML tag. You may not like the way this looks, but, for this assignment, it will suffice. In future assignments will will see how to style the presentation on the web page with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You should, at a minimum, use the following HTML tags: 2 levels of headers (h1 and h2), paragraph, ordered list, and unordered list. Use of HTML entities is not required. Use the HTML validator to check the legality of your HTML. You do not have to turn in the validation results. Turn in the following in the following order: cover page (name, date, course, assignment number and name), screen shot of your web page, print out of your HTML code for the web page. Always staple together the pages of your assignments. Also, write your own html. Do not use a "what you see is what you get" editor. You will need to learn HTML for this course. You are free to make minor edits to this text, but you do not have to "rewrite for the web". Most importantly, you are not allowed to stress out over this assignment. This course does not assume any prior knowledge of HTML, but many of your classmates have had experience with web page design. If you are a complete newbie to HTML, that's fine, don't freak out over this assignment. There will be a lot to learn, but in a few weeks it will all seem simple. If you are an experienced web designer, don't put a lot of time into this assignment. It is not that important. You can edit this file with any text editor, the simpler the better. Notepad works just fine. WORD will probably try to format it for you and mess things up. You do not need any special software for web page design. However, later in the semester, you will find it convenient to have Educational objectives: learn basic HTML, validate your HTML code. Tags: h1, h2, p, ol, ul, li The HTML validator can be found at http://validator.w3.org/. It is simplest to 'Validate by Direct Input.' Simply copy and paste your HTML file into the textarea provided.