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Chapter 3-
2/22 - Lab 3.5:
2/24 - PR 3.3:
2/24 - HW Drill #6:
2/24 - Lab 3.6:
2/26 - Lab 3.7:
2/26 - Lab 3.8:
3/1 - HW 3.1:
3/1 - HW 3.2:
3/1 - HW Drill #7 (in class):
3/3 - PR 3.4:
3/3 - HW Drill #8:
3/3 - HW Drill #9:
Chapter 4-
3/17 - Lab 4.1:
3/19 - Lab 4.2:
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Chapter 3-
You will now extend your programming skills by introducing JavaScript code
into your webpages. Up to this point, your webpages have been "static."
JavaScript is a scripting language that runs inside HTML programs that allows
you to make your webpages "dynamic" or responsive to the user.
As these programming concepts become more complex, you WILL encounter problems
that WILL require thought, perseverence, and attention to detail to solve. You
MUST start your assignment early and work diligently to complete them on time.
Beginning with the Chapter 3 assignments, commenting your code will be required.
Within <SCRIPT> tags, use JavaScript line and block comments (// and /*...*/;
outside <SCRIPT> tags, use HTML comments (<!-- ... -->).
Keeping your project assignments current is very important. As previously announced,
Each phase must be completed on the due date or you will not receive credit
for that phase. However, you will still need to complete the missed work
since the next step in the project usually depends on the previous steps.
By adding control statements like decision statements and
loop statements to your programs, you now begin to see the real power
of programming languages to control output and respond in some intelligent
way to the user. As you move along in the course, you will continue to
develop ways to control output as you explore new ways to receive and process
input from the user. Be sure to stay current with these new concepts. Don't
be afraid to ask for help from the Student Assistants or your instructor. Take
advantage of the scheduled evening help sessions. Start your assignments early
so you can solve your problems before the assignments are due. Be sure to always
add comments to your new HTML and JavaScript code. Exam #2-
The second examination is scheduled for March 5.
It will include all class material covered in Chapter 3.
All exam sessions will be held in the regular classrooms. The course
website is closed during all examination sessions.
Chapter 4-
With this chapter you will be adding JavaScript features that
provide additional power to your programs. By monitoring and
controlling events, by creating forms that accept
and process data from users, and by using arrays to store and
manipulate large amounts of data quickly and easily, you will be able to
write code that has real-world application. In fact, as you surf the web you should be
able to recognize the use of these concepts in commercially prepared
pages. As the culmination of your programming experience, you will
develop code for your project that acutally provides a service to
the user.
Chapter 4 marks the end of your project work. In addition to the usual grading
rubric, you will be given an overall grade for your project based on subjective as
well as objective criteria. Remember, your project counts toward 15% of your
final grade in this course (see course syllabus).
Final Exam Schedule-
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