1. Making Curriculum Vitae by HTML

Make your own professional resume also called curriculum vitae as html document (cvml.html). Your CV should be similar to the pattern of your variant: variant 1, variant 2, variant 3, variant 4 (table of distribution variants). To edit the html-code, use Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Expression Web, or a simple text editor.
The sections that should be present in this document::
- Personal Information
  - surname, name
  - date of birth, place of birth
  - gender
  - photo
  - marital status
- Your Contact Information
  - address
  - phone
  - cell
  - e-mail
  - web-page
- Objective
  - post
  - salary
- Education
  - school (include begin and end dates of education, grade point average)
  - university (include begin and end dates of education, degree, grade point average)
- Professional Skills
  - List of skills (example, operating systems, programming environments, programming languages, hardware platforms, etc.)
- Professional Experience
  - work history (list in chronological order, include position details and begin and end dates of work)
- Awards
  - information about the awards (grants, winning in contests, competitions, etc.)
- Languages
  - list languages
- Interests
  - hobby
Check up your html-document using The W3C Markup Validation Service.
Make a CSS table of styles (Cascade Style Sheet) for your html-document. The style table should be placed in a file cvml.css.
Check up your css-document using The W3C CSS Validation Service.

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