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== Exam contents ==
== Exam contents ==
* html, head, body
* html, head, body, title
* a href, a name
* a href, a name
* bold, italics, underline, font
* bold, italics, underline, font
* br, hr
* br, hr, p
* table, tr, th, td, caption
* table, tr, th, td, caption
* h1 through h6
* h1 through h6
* ul, ol, li
* ul, ol, li
* img




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* Remember to indent appropriately and use quotation marks in attributes.
* Remember to indent appropriately and use quotation marks in attributes.
* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].
* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].
* Please don't use CSS for this test, even if you know it already.


Exam:
Exam:
# [[FTP]] into the [[RS sandbox]].  Create a new folder, /httpdocs/'''PIN'''/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN.
# [[FTP]] into the [[RS sandbox]].  Create a new folder, /httpdocs/'''PIN'''/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN.  Use this folder for the exam.
#  
# Make a new page, '''htmlexam.html''', following the HTML 4.01 standard, with a title of '''HTML Exam'''.  Make the background black, the regular text off-white, and the links white.
# Your topic will be the '''Patriot Battle Fleet''' (''note: randomize this between various units: PBF R2F RgF IBG RF RSCD AF ABG VF; use an algorithm that always gives the same unit for a given PIN, so people don't refresh until they get a unit they like; don't worry about whether the person is in the unit or not'').
# Find an image (preferably with a black background) with the name of the unit on it (a "logo"), and place it at the top of your page.
# Make headings for your page: the unit name, "Command Staff", "", "Website"
# Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) explaning what the unit does in the RS.  Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.
# Make a table, with an appropriate caption and headings, of the following information: primary method of participation, number of unit members, number of squadrons in unit, and date of creation.
# Make a list of the CO, XO, and SO of the unit (use "None" or "TBA" if there is no person in a given position), which you can find using the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/roster/ official rosters].  Link to their RS profiles.


[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.  
[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.  


[Submit exam]
[Submit exam]

Revision as of 06:36, 11 February 2006

Reference: http://www.w3schools.com/html/

Exam contents

  • html, head, body, title
  • a href, a name
  • bold, italics, underline, font
  • br, hr, p
  • table, tr, th, td, caption
  • h1 through h6
  • ul, ol, li
  • img


Exam

Guidelines:

  • Remember to indent appropriately and use quotation marks in attributes.
  • Run your code through the HTML validator.
  • Please don't use CSS for this test, even if you know it already.

Exam:

  1. FTP into the RS sandbox. Create a new folder, /httpdocs/PIN/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN. Use this folder for the exam.
  2. Make a new page, htmlexam.html, following the HTML 4.01 standard, with a title of HTML Exam. Make the background black, the regular text off-white, and the links white.
  3. Your topic will be the Patriot Battle Fleet (note: randomize this between various units: PBF R2F RgF IBG RF RSCD AF ABG VF; use an algorithm that always gives the same unit for a given PIN, so people don't refresh until they get a unit they like; don't worry about whether the person is in the unit or not).
  4. Find an image (preferably with a black background) with the name of the unit on it (a "logo"), and place it at the top of your page.
  5. Make headings for your page: the unit name, "Command Staff", "", "Website"
  6. Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) explaning what the unit does in the RS. Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.
  7. Make a table, with an appropriate caption and headings, of the following information: primary method of participation, number of unit members, number of squadrons in unit, and date of creation.
  8. Make a list of the CO, XO, and SO of the unit (use "None" or "TBA" if there is no person in a given position), which you can find using the official rosters. Link to their RS profiles.

[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.

[Submit exam]