Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Directions This exam is open book. If a question is not clear, email me or post to the
bb. It looks like it’s a form, but it isn’t so you’ll have to email it to me and Vijay or
Upload and share it.
a) Hypertext
b) PDF
c) Postscript
d) SGML
a) True
b) False
a) C
b) C++
c) Java
d) SGML
e) None of these
a) The Client
b) The Server
c) XHTML
d) HTML 4.01
e) None of these
#7. Javascript is
a) A subset of Java
b) Fixed type
c) Statically typed
d) Dynamically typed
e) None of these
a) True
b) False
a) Ted Nelson
b) Doug Englebart
c) Vannevar Bush
d) Larry Wall
e) None of these
a) 0
b) low
c) high
d) 1
a) 0
b) low
c) high
d) 1
#18. What follows the header fields in both an HTTP Request and Response?
a) Output Sructure
b) Content
c) Presentation
d) None of these
a) Yes
b) No
a) True
b) False
a) True
b) False
Part II Short Answers
#23. hides the differences among devices connected to the Internet
#24. What is the Javascript object that represents the Window into which the browser
dsplays documents?
#25. What is the problem with using "document.write" in a Javascript event handler
(i.e., what does it do?)
#27.. What is a namespace in XML and what are namespaces used for?
#30. Validation of data entered in an HTML form can be done either client-side or
server-side. What are the advantages of doing it on the client-side?
#31. Name the three layers that exist in all hypertext architectures
#35. What is the major difference between HTTP 1.0 and HTTP 1.1?
#42. Name 3 HTTP Response fields including any required for HTTP 1.1.
#44. What are the three levels of CSS Style Sheets? Show them in the order they will
be searched for by the browser.
#49. To use an applet in HTML 4.01, the standard says to use public class class_name
extends ?????:
????? =
#53. Do #52 (you can skip the CSS) using Perl CGI
#56. How can you tell if an HTTP form request uses GET or POST?
#57. - #59. Structural Analysis of hypertext. Consider the following graph:
#57. a) Create the converted distance matrix (use the number of nodes, 4, for k). b)
Compute COD, ROC, CID, RIC and CD. Show them on your matrix.
#58. Compute index nodes and reference nodes (indicate the best, if none), and create
the best hierarchy (show cross reference links also) you can from this information.
d) Show a CSS that will display the make and model in blue 12 pt font, the year in
green 10 pt font, and the accessories in black 12 pt. Italics. (If you cannot remember
syntax, like font-style, use an approximae name.
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Question 4 Multiple Choice
I spent more time on this course than I had planned.
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Question 15 Multiple Choice
Grades were posted in a timely manner.
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a) Never
b) A few times
c) Often
d) A Lot!
Qustion 26. How often did you read the bulletin board?
(Check one)
a) Never
b) Daily or more
c) Every few days
d) When assignments were due
e) Weekly or so
a) Yes
b) No
Question 29. Do you think I can trust your classmates do take this Final honestly
(closed book)
a) Yes
b) No
Question 30
What did you particularly like about this course?
Question 31
What did you particularly dislike about this course?
Question 32
Can you suggest anything the instructor can do to improve the quality of the course?
Question 33
What strategy would you advise a friend to use to benefit from this course?
Question 34
What question should I have asked. Please ask AND answer it.
Question 35
Anything else?
Question 36
There are lots of Course Management Systems out there (Blackboard, WebCT,
Manhattan, …). They are easy to use for course instructors - they just upload various
kinds of files. Buttons (links) take the students to the communications tools as well as
to the course material which just kind of lies there. OfCourse (attempts to) separate
content from communication - you are supposed to feel like you are "in a course" and
there are some buttons (links to the communications tools - none to the content).
While the course material isn't as dynamic as I would like, I believe this might feel
better to students. So (finally) here's the question (this will not affect your grade):
Check One.
a) OfCourse does feel more dynamic and more like I'm in a course than other
course Management systems I've used
b) OfCourse is the only course management system I've ever used
c) It's all the same to me
d) I like the other model better
33. Please tell me what you liked and did not like about OfCourse AND the course
web pages.
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