UCLA Offers Students Web Pages Custom-Designed to Meet Their Needs

By JEFFREY R. YOUNG

World-Wide Web pages for courses don't do much good if students can't find them. With all the dots, slashes, and tildes in Web addresses, it's easy for a professor to give out the wrong information or for a student to copy down a useless link.

But at the University of California at Los Angeles, computer specialists have designed personal...

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