1. 1 Midterm Review

2. 2 Midterm Exam  30% of your grade for the course  October14 at the regular class time  No makeup exam or alternate times  Closed book  Closed notes  No computers Midterm Review

3. 3 Material Covered  The Internet, the World Wide Web, Web 2.0, and related basic topics such as accessibility – from the material covered in class  Web application development technologies HTML and XHTML CSS XML HTML Forms JavaScript HTTP  All material covered in our classroom lectures, the bonus labs, the handouts, and our homework Midterm Review

4. 4 Test Format Approximately 33 questions Multiple choice – approximately 23 questions, about 46 points Short answers (not code) – approximately 4 questions, about 5 points Short code (1 line) – approximately 2 questions, about 15 points Longer code – approximately 4 questions, and about 34 points Plus an extra credit question that will require substantially longer code Midterm Review

5. 5 Question Topics Basic topics – about 10 points HTML and XHTML – about 23 points CSS – about 22 points HTML Forms – about 16 points XML – about 17 points JavaScript – about 12 points Plus an extra credit question that will require knowledge of XHTML, CSS, Forms, and JavaScript Midterm Review

6. 6 Examples Short code (1 line) Given a diagram showing the location of the files and directories in your Web site, write the code for inserting an image, using a relative path Given the HTML code for a simple form, write the URL and query string that is submitted Longer code (approximately 5–12 lines of code) Given a screen shot of an HTML table, write the XHTML code for it Given a screen shot of a simple HTML page, write the CSS for it Given a DTD and some data, write an XML file that represents the data Given a requirements description and a screen shot of a simple HTML page, write a JavaScript function that gets input from a text field, performs a calculation on it, and puts the result into the value of a text field on the page Midterm Review

7. 7 Suggestions for Studying  Look at the Learning Objectives on the course syllabus  Study the review document, “StudyGuide1.docx”  Concentrate your study time on the major topics that we have covered in class  Make sure that you know the syntax for the most common types of code that we studied Are you familiar with elements such as,,,,, etc. Can you write the XHTML for a table? Can you write a simple CSS rule? Can you write a simple JavaScript function? Do you know how to use document.getElementById() ?  Review the handouts distributed in class Make sure that you can do the problems Midterm Review

8. 8 Sample JavaScript Question Write a JavaScript function that gets a number that a user typed into a text field on a form, then multiply it by 10 and put the result into the value of a text field on the page. The HTML has the following fields: Midterm Review For input: For result:

9. 9 References Schultz, David and Craig Cook, Beginning HTML with CSS and XHTML: Modern Guide and Reference. Apress, 2007.