Final EXAM: canvas.park.edu/courses/12951

Final Exam Details

The final exam is timed - you will get 2 hours to take the exam per the school's rules. You do NOT need a proctor.

It is open book, open notes.

The format is:

Questions 1 – 15 are multiple choice/T/F

Questions 16-25 - You will be debugging code and writing HTML, CSS and JavaScript code manually. This is consistent across all exams.

It is highly encouraged that you only take 10-15 minutes to finish Questions 1-15! These are straightforward and you should be able to answer these quickly. You will need as much

time as you can coding!

The final exam is new every session so after looking at this one, I have made questions 16-25 to be in the format of you submitting a Word document to help make it easy for you with

coding. There are a lot of different parts to each of the questions so PLEASE, try your best. I will provide partial credit on items submitted so every part that you try to do, I will look at

and provide points if appropriate. This is not an all or nothing situation so please try every question! Use your entire two hours!

Things you should be able to do:

Write HTML code using HTML 5. Make sure in all of your code, you use proper nesting of code. That means you may have to use the 'indent' tool on the toolbar to indent parts of your

code where it's appropriate.

Write CSS rules: inline, embedded and linked/external CSS style sheets. You should be able to implement an external CSS file in a web page.

You should be familiar with all of the basic style rules and values such as family, style, size, color, decoration, as well as borders, alignment, background properties and other

properties. You may have a variety of html elements you will have to 'style' which may include html elements like headings, paragraphs, images, div tags and other elements as well as

HTML 5 elements including header, footer, asides, articles and sections. You should know how to format color using hexadecimal values.

You should be able to create a form from scratch. That means everything from the form tag, to the submit buttons. Don't forget to know about things like the labels for the controls and

the attributes. Make sure to review how to 'validate' the form using HTML as well as how to format it with the new pattern attribute and regular expression. You don't need to 'write out'

the regular expressions by hand but you should have encountered several of them in your homework such as phone numbers, email and web addresses, zip code, country codes etc.

Look up how to use these tools on W3Schools.com as your starting place.

You will have to be able to validate the form as well using JavaScript. You will also need to be able to process the form by doing something with the form fields, like showing it the web

page or in a window dialog box. Don't forget if you display it in the alert box you have to remember the alert window may need something different than the html tags.

Also, go and read the introduction on the final once it releases so you can make sure you've read all of the details. Do NOT press the button to begin the exam until you are ready

though!

If you have any questions at all, please let me know. You have until Sunday, May 8th at 11:59pm to take the exam so that is all of Week 8! I had also released Week 8 early if you

wanted to begin working ahead on the last week's work.

Thank you!