Change the name in the heading on the page to your own. Format your name to appear in a font and color of your choosing. Set the alignment appropriately.

Format the page to a different background color of your choosing.

By copying$-$and$-$pasting, add rows to the table, so that it can cover the hours from $8$:$00$am to $6$:$00pm$ in increments of half hours.

Insert your classes into the schedule. Include the course ID$,$ title, and room that the class meets. To block the class across several rows, you will need to put the attribute ROWSPAN $="2"$ or ROWSPAN $="3"$ in the td :) tag. $($If a table entry spans several rows, you will have to remove the $($:$td$:$)$ entries from the other rows.$)$

Add color to your table, ensuring that each class on your schedule has its own color.

The options below use JavaScript. As described in class, you need to define all the JavaScript code, as appropriately named functions, in the JavaScript file schedule.js:

$6.$ When the user clicks in a cell that contains a class, add a pop$-$up alert box that displays the name of the instructor. A template of how to do this, is there in the schedule.html file. Do this for all your courses, for each of those courses' meetings.

$7.$ Insert a picture of yourself in place of the question mark image currently on the page. This image should be saved in the images subfolder. Size the image appropriately. When the user moves their mouse over the picture, your email should appear in place of your name in the main heading. When the user moves the mouse off the image, your name should reappear in the heading.

You can choose to make you page look nicer by researching and using other attributes, etc. But, to keep it simple, please don't use any CSS files.