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Graded Work Schedule

Client Side Web Application Development George Corser, PhD

Graded work

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Points Grading component 6 Assignments (not graded, but they are part of the final presentation) Exercises (not graded, designed only to help build skill to do the assignments) 60 6 Quizzes (10 points each) 40 1 Coding Test (midterm) 100 1 Final Presentation (final exam)

• Your final presentation is a one-on-one Skype discussion of your assignments

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Assignments, exercises, presentation

• You will create a student home page, a web page to showcase all your work

for the assignments in this course

• There are 6 assignments, As01, As02, …, As06
• Exercises are optional, but highly recommended
• Assignments are all web pages or web applications
• Assignments are ungraded until you deliver your final presentation, that is,

you will not receive a specific grade for each assignment but instead you will get an overall grade for your final presentation

• Add each assignments to your student home page. At the end of the course,

you will present what you have done in a final presentation.

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* Brochure-style sites: each student uses unique website content. See Canvas assignment for details.

Quizzes

• 10 minutes (each), sometimes more
• 10 questions (one minute per question)
• One question at a time
• Quiz opens at precise time and closes at precise time
• All online - instant grading!

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Coding Test

• 60 minutes
• Starts exactly at beginning of class
• You will code your work, and submit code in Canvas as text
• I will grade it that week and post grade by next class session
• Programming well means programming correctly, and quickly
• Coding test is a series of small but progressively more challenging JavaScript

programs that manipulate HTML and CSS

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Time requirements

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Source: US Dept of Education Program Integrity Questions and Answers - Credit Hour

https://www2.ed.gov/policy/highered/reg/hearulemaking/2009/credit.html?exp=1

4 credits = 4 hrs class + 8 hrs homework = 12 hrs/wk Fall (or 24 hrs/wk, Spring)

Time requirements

Fall Semester - In Person

• 5 hrs/wk - Class session
• 7 hrs/wk - Homework exercises
• 12 hrs/wk - Total

Fall Semester - Hybrid

• 4 hrs/wk - Videos
• 8 hrs/wk - Homework exercises
• 12 hrs/wk - Total

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Spring Semester - Hybrid

• 8 hrs/wk - Videos
• 16 hrs/wk - Homework exercises
• 24 hrs/wk - Total

4 credits = 4 hrs class + 8 hrs homework = 12 hrs/wk Fall (or 24 hrs/wk, Spring)

Class Day Checklist

❏ FIRST: Take today’s quiz, or coding test (times not flexible) - if you have trouble being on precise time, then maybe set an alarm on your phone ❏ Observe lectures, watch videos, do exercises (esp. w3schools) ❏ Start working on assignments immediately, right away, now ❏ If you have questions, ask your study buddy, and/or post on Discussion board ❏ If you still have questions, send me a Canvas message ❏ If you forgot something and now it’s the last minute right before a deadline, accept that you made a mistake, vow to better next time, then proceed to do your best. You might plead for an exception, but don’t expect it!

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* Quiz or test might be 10 minutes, 20 minutes or 60 minutes. See Canvas for details.

The End

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