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28 février Intermediate Quiz 11. What is a Javascript Method and how to you implement one?
2. What is a Javascript function and how do you implement one?
3. What is an example of an event handler?
4. Create a simple function that displays an alert message when called from a button click.
5, How are parameters passed from a handler to a function. To illustrate write a simple function using parameters to display an alert.
6. What is the DOM?
7. What DOM method do you use to get a reference to an element with an id?
8. What DOM method do you use to get a reference to a collection of elements using the element name?
9. What Javascript control structure can you use to go through a DOM collections items?
10. Why is Captain Crunch Cereal important in the history of Hackers? (There's a genuine answer to this- look it up!) 22 février This Weekends Homework ExampleI've published an example of one way of creating the class weekend homework on my Brinkster page. Here's the link to the main page so you can get an idea of what I'm looking for http://www40.brinkster.com/ces614/Examples/ . The link to the leftNav and the Offset Center examples is actually working so you can see how I created the link back to the home page. What these pages look like is entirely up to you though. We'll be taking a look at your brinkster pages on next Tues evenings class so please have them completed by then. Also don't forget to put a link from your blog to your brinkster pages!
See you tonight :-)
Charlie 20 février Answers Quiz 11. Sir Tim Berners Lee
2. SGML
3. The client creates a request for a resource and sends it using a URL. The server receives the request copies the resource and sends it back as part of a response.
4. The browser is responsible for creatint the request and sending it.
5. The web server (IIS Apache , Tomcat etc.) is responsible for listening for any requests (usually to port 80) and the responding to that request.
6. Uniform resource locator
7. Multi part internet mail extension. The "mail extension" part isn't relevent anymore. It's an encoding scheme (from text) that tells the application what type of document it's receiving/sending and how to encode or decode it.
8. Text, HTML and XML
9. Usually a file (text, html xml doc etc.)
10. Element open and close tags must have the same case, All attributes must be quoted. All tags must have a close tag, or use the shortcut close slash.
11. Inside the doc <head> and <body>. The doc itself requires a single root element - <html> .
12. "Red...no Blue-Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaghhhhhhh!!!!". 19 février Class 2 and 3 Quiz1. What are the 3 types of selectors ?
2. What are 3 different mechanisms for implementing style sheets?
3. What is the single default property that is different between a <div> and a <span>
4. What is a composite selector (hint: it uses a comma)?
5. What is a compound selector?
6. What are the approximate specificity weights of the different kinds of selectors
7. Give an example of a sub-property (hint: uses a hyphen).
8. Explain the difference between absolute, relative (remember ducks in a row) and static positioning.
9. What are some common page level rules that you might apply using the BODY and/or IMG selector.
10. What is the average wind speed velocity of the African swallow (with coconuts and without)? 12 février Web Foundation- QuizHere are some questions from last nights class.
1. Who created the original html specification?
2. What is the language specification that html is derived from?
3. Describe the Client - Server interaction
4. What software on the client is responsible for sending the request?
5. What software on the server is responsible for un- encoding the request and sending the response?
6. What does URL stand for?
7. What is a mime type?
8. What are the 3 mime types commonly used?
9. What is a resource?
10. What are 3 major differences between html and xhtml.
11. What are the 2 required structural elements for a html document?
12. What is your favorite color? ( Ihad to throw an easy one in there somewhere :-))
11 février Welcome to the Web Development Program at StrategyWelcome new students and auditors to the web development program here at Strategy. This blog is a way of staying in touch and up to date on the class homework assignments and shared resources as well as networking with me and the other students. There are several ways of using this tool but probably the most effective is to create a live id/ and or a live email and then send a request to me to add you to my friends list. This will allow you to see my Skydrive files where I share the class code. If you prefer you can also use the Rss link on the main page and an RSS reader to subscribe to the 'Strategy' feed and whenever I add an article or resource the feed will automatically update. I also encourage you to add the other students to your friends list as they are often your best resource for answering questions about the classwork outside of class time since I'm often unavailable. By the way, if you do have questions about the class work please post them as a comment in the questbook at the top of the page so that other students can get the benefit of an answer. I don't often have a chance to reply individually. Also don't forget to check this page often as I frequently post solutions to the home work here as well as career tips and job postings that I might come across :-). I would also encourage each of you to create your own blog/website, afterall - you have to use it to know it!
Good luck, I'm looking forward to exploring the web with each of you!
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