CAOT 112 - Practice Final - Jim Pickrell

This is a practical final to be completed in one hour.

You will demonstrate that you have learned the material by creating a web page with the following elements, each of which is worth ten points. Don't go for art, just do what is asked. This test is open book, open notes and open internet, but you aren't allowed to copy your neighbor's page.

  1. The page will be a single page done in html using Dreamweaver
  2. The subject of the page will be a city in the US, outside of California.
  3. The page will have a heading at the top, listing the subject of the page. Format this as H1.
  4. Below this create a header with your name, the class, and the date. Format this as H2.
  5. Create a page title, that matches the header above, with your name, class, and date. Use the "title" tag. Note that this is different than a header.
  6. The page will include a link to the LACC website, showing that you know how to create links.
  7. The page will include text: a couple of sentences about the subject you have chosen.
  8. Create examples of text in three different colors. You can do this with css or with html. Do whichever is easier for you.
  9. The page will include text: a couple of sentences about the subject you have chosen.
  10. Include a picture.
  11. The picture should be 200 x 300 pixels, showing that you know how to use the html commands for sizing images. It's ok if it looks a little distorted.
  12. Include a bullet list with three items, showing that you know how to make a list.
  13. Include a map from googled, embedded. You must use Google and it must be embedded.
  14. Include a working form on the page, with a text field, a checkbox and a submit button
  15. On the form, make the submit button work.
  16. Put a box around the form. You can use a dev or a table, whichever you think is easier. By box, I mean a decoratie rectangle around the form.
  17. Upload the page to the server and name it practicefinal-YOURLASTNAME-YOURFIRSTNAME.html (Fill in your name!)
  18. Email me a link to your page. My email for this project is jim.pickrell@gmail.com

This is designed to be a busy hour of work, but if you can do this, then you know how to build a web page.