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=== Week 8 [[Help:COAP-2100|COAP 2100]] ===
=== Week 8 ===


;Monday
;Monday
* Wrapping up lecture (instructor will present some high-lights from each module) and Q/R
* Wrapping up lecture (instructor will present some high-lights from each module) and Q/R
* Each student '''shortly''' presents her/his [[COAP-2100/term project|term project]] (5 min. total, no presentation materials required !!). Tell its purpose, present the site and discuss interesting points (e.g. difficulties).  
* Each student '''shortly''' presents her/his [[COAP-2100/term project|term project]] (5 min. total, no presentation materials required !!). Tell its purpose, present the site or web page and discuss interesting points (e.g. difficulties).  


;Wednesday
;Wednesday
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; Exam
; Exam
There will be a quiz like the midterm quiz (+/- 10 minutes / question). If you aim for a good grade, come prepared, i.e. you must understand principles beforehand and be able to find information quickly. The exam is open Internet, books, notes.
There will be a quiz. If you aim for a good grade, come prepared, i.e. you must understand principles beforehand and be able to find information quickly. The exam is open Internet, books, notes.


* '''Same topics as midterm''' (but less of that), '''plus''':
* Creating web sites with online services
* Javascript DHTML and Forms (as in classroom and homework). Specifically:
* HTML video and audio
** be able to add radio input elements to HTML
* Using JavaScript widgets and libraries
** be able to change or to repair an if-then-else form
** be able to use JS code that makes changes to a text. In particular, be able to insert HTML class and id attributes.
* Simple PHP Forms processing (as in classroom and homework), in particular:
** adding radio input elements to HTML
** change the if-then-else form in the PHP.
* XML
* XML
** Understand what XML is (a formalism for creating various sorts of "languages")
** Understand what XML is (a formalism for creating various sorts of "languages")
** Understand (roughly) where XML is being used.
** Understand (roughly) where XML is being used.
** Be able to spot simple well-formedness errors, e.g. missing quotes or crossed tags
** Be able to spot simple well-formedness errors, e.g. missing quotes or crossed tags
* XML languages
** Use of RSS
** Simple use of the "p" tag in timed text
** Simple use of the "p" tag in timed text
** Understand what SVG can do and be able to create a simple drawing with an online tool. Understanding of the many SVG tags is not required ...
** Be able to create a simple SVG drawing with an online tool
** simple SVG/SMIL animations as in the midterm. ...


; Preparation
; Preparation

Revision as of 20:56, 29 April 2012

Week 8

Monday
  • Wrapping up lecture (instructor will present some high-lights from each module) and Q/R
  • Each student shortly presents her/his term project (5 min. total, no presentation materials required !!). Tell its purpose, present the site or web page and discuss interesting points (e.g. difficulties).
Wednesday
  • Last minute Q/R and final hw Q/R
  • Course evaluation
  • Final exam
Exam

There will be a quiz. If you aim for a good grade, come prepared, i.e. you must understand principles beforehand and be able to find information quickly. The exam is open Internet, books, notes.

  • Creating web sites with online services
  • HTML video and audio
  • Using JavaScript widgets and libraries
  • XML
    • Understand what XML is (a formalism for creating various sorts of "languages")
    • Understand (roughly) where XML is being used.
    • Be able to spot simple well-formedness errors, e.g. missing quotes or crossed tags
  • XML languages
    • Use of RSS
    • Simple use of the "p" tag in timed text
    • Be able to create a simple SVG drawing with an online tool
    • simple SVG/SMIL animations as in the midterm. ...
Preparation
  • Look at each weekly lesson plan and homework
  • Look at all the teaching materials (or equivalent): Index of important teaching materials. Just make sure that you know where you can find information.