SYST10049 Web Development:Worksheet 7

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1. Review, connect, dig deeper

Complete and review all assigned work
Focus on assessing your progress towards mastering the Learning Outcomes (red/organge)
  1. Create a properly structured and accessible web page using (HTML).
  2. Represent the Document Object Model (DOM) in a hierarchical diagram.
  3. Recognize the importance of browser compatibility with HTML and CSS standards.
  4. Style an accessible web page using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) techniques.
  5. Create page layouts that adapt to suit the constraints of the display using media queries.
  6. Use internet protocols to publish a web site.
  7. Explain how web servers display web pages.
  8. Describe how to secure a web site.
  9. Use design techniques to layout a user-friendly website.

2. Write the midterm

Information about the Midterm
  1. Covers all material from Weeks 1 through 6.
  2. Midterm will be written during regularly scheduled class in Week 7
    • Exception: for classes starting at 8:00 am, Midterm starts at 9:00 am
    • You must the class attend in person to write the exam (no exceptions). See Procedures for Evaluations in the Course Outline for more details.
    • If you have accommodations, you must make appropriate arrangements this week, Week 6, and advise me by email. You will not have the extra time in the classroom.
  3. Be prepared to demonstrate your mastery of the learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, and 8 in the Course Outline (reprinted above) by answering questions in form of
    • multiple-choice (MC)
    • true-false (F/T)
    • multiple-select (MS)
    • fill-in-blanks (FIB)
    • written answers (sentence/paragraph)
    • coding answers (given a picture or description, write a code snippet)
  4. The test will be administered as a SLATE Quiz. Make sure that your computer is in good order.
  5. Everyone will start at the same time and will have 90 minutes to complete the test.
  6. If you are late, you will get only whatever time remains.

3. Practice. Practice. Practice.

Keep working with HTML. Create your own projects. Apply all standards, rules, and guidelines covered.