1999 Update

The ECE web site has been totally redesigned in the summer of 1999 by Avianna Chao <chao@ecf.toronto.edu> and Yan Zhou <zhouya@ecf.utoronto.ca> under the supervision of Prof. P. Pereira <peterp@eecg.toronto.edu>.

The new ECE site features:

• Redesigned graphical interface incorporating frames to allow for easier navigation.
• Updated graduate studies handbook.
• Consistent colour/font scheme throughout the web site.
• Optimized graphics for fastest load time.
• Reorganized pages for more logical access and removed redundant and missing links/pages.
• Search engine.
• Site map.

Some of the pages are still under development, thank you for your patience.

Comments and Problems

If you have any comments, suggestions, or encounter any problems, please send mail to ecewebmaster@eecg.toronto.edu .

Originally...

Text Files

The look and feel of the web site was conceived by Vigen Ngo, which were adapted from the design by Rajesh Pankaj and Frank Kschischang.

The HTML files were generated from 'phtml' files which were written by Vigen Ngo. The HTML files were adapted from those written by Donna Tsang, Rajesh Pankaj and Frank Kschischang and debugged by Ragulan Sinnarajah.
Date of creation: Aug 1996.

Graphics

The graphics in the ECE web site were designed by Vigen Ngo, and approved by Rajesh Pankaj and Frank Kschischang. The campus map was scanned in from a faculty document, and coloured by Frank Kschischang. The tree and acorn bullets were also scanned by Frank Kschischang, and were modified by Vigen Ngo.
Date of creation: Aug 1996.

Programs

The graduate online application form was designed by Rajesh Pankaj, and modified to fit the new page design by Vigen Ngo. Programs to handle the forms were adapted by Rajesh Pankaj from the original codes available from NCSA.
Date of creation: June-July 1995.

Updates

This web site underwent its first major overhaul in the summer of 1997. The web site was re-configured for the Apache server system version 1.3 to allow the addition of server-side includes. The majority of the HTML files (now SHTML files) on the site were reconstructed to take advantage of server-side includes. Building maps were scanned in from the Undergrad Handbook, 1997-98 edition. Reconstruction and updating of the web site was handled by Timothy Hong and Tien Luong, under the supervision of Paul Chow.

Date of first overhaul: July-August 1997.