INF3832: Web Design

Fall 2006 Campus: Beren Section: L CRN: 49427

About The Final Exam ...

The final will be open book and open notes. BRING YOUR OWN BOOK AND YOUR OWN NOTES TO THE TEST. YOU MAY NOT SHARE BOOKS OR NOTES WITH EACH OTHER DURING THE EXAM.
Calculators will NOT be allowed.
For the first part of the test you will NOT be allowed to use the computer.
For the 2nd part of the test you will be required to create web pages. This part will include a question on framesets.
The final is cumulative. You are responsible for the following chapters from the book. You are responsible for all material that we covered in class (even if it is not in the book).

Chapter	Comments
1-9	Material from before midterm
10	Most of this material was covered prior to the midterm (page 164 - "links to locations in the same page" - was covered after the midterm) You are not responsible for image maps (page 177) and mail links (page 181)
12	Framesets and Frames
13	Color
14	Web Graphics
15	GIFs - You should understand the concepts but I will NOT ask you to actually create a GIF file in fireworks.
17	You need to know what "tweening" is (p. 316). I will NOT ask you to actually create an animation.
19	You need to know about how to use the target attribute of the <a> tag (p. 355-356). You do NOT have to know the section entitled "Opening a window to a specific size".
22	You need to understand p.406-410 (plug-ins) and 412-414 (flash). You need to understand about browser "plug-ins". A plug-in is a program that allows the browser to display files that the browser would not otherwise know how to display. To use a plug-in to display such a file you need to use the <object> tag. We discussed this in the context of Flash. The book discusses this on page 408-410 in reference to video files. You do NOT have to know how to write these tags but you do have to understand what a plug-in is and that you need to use the >object< tag to use a plug-in.

Sample HTML Files (Open the page and choose the "view \| source" menu to see the HTML code.)
HTML Tables - basic tags and attributes
HTML Tables - using a table for navigation bar
HTML Tables - using a nested tables for layout
HTML Topics
HTML Character Entities
CSS
Basic CSS example
Cascading example
CSS Box Model Diagram and example (NOTE: the Box Model and the material in this example are NOT on the midterm)
Framesets and Frames
Website redone using frames.
ZIP file containing the HTML files (NOTE: the zip does NOT contain the pictures but the site will still work).
HTML Forms and PHP
This is the HTML for the actual form. There is no php code in this file. To see the actual HTML code, click on this link and then choose "source" from the "view" menu in the new browser window that pops up.
This is a copy of the PHP file. This copy has a .txt extension. The actual php file should have .php extension. The reason I used a .txt extension is so that you can see the actual PHP code without it being converted into HTML by the PHP processor. To see the actual php code, click on this link and then choose "source" from the "view" menu in the new browser window that pops up.

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