Exam I
Exam 1 is Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026, during our regularly scheduled class time (1:25pm - 2:40pm).
The exam will start exactly at 1:25pm and will end exactly at 2:40pm. Arrive early to ensure you are settled and ready to begin on time. If you arrive to class late, you will not be given extra time to complete the exam.
Location
You have been randomly assigned an exam room.
Check Canvas' Groups for your exam location assignment.
(Ignore this location information if you are using your SDS accommodations to take the exam with ATP. ATP will schedule your exam location. Reach out to ATP if you are unsure of your exam location; I cannot answer questions about ATP.)
Coverage
The exam will cover all material covered in classes 1-7 (the first 4 weeks of the semester), homeworks 1-4, and practice quizzes 1-3.
The format of the exam is the same the practice quizzes.
The exam will have between about 10-15 questions, and you will have the entire 75-minute period to complete it.
The same reference sheet provided during the practice quizzes will be provided for the exam.
Rules
Bring a pencil or pen (and a backup) and your student ID. (We will not have pencils available, if you forget them.)
The exam is closed-book. No computers or electronic devices are allowed, including watches.
Use the restroom before the exam begins. You will not be allowed to leave the room during the exam, except in the case of an emergency.
To minimize disruptions to your peers also taking the exam, you may not leave the room before the exam is over, except in the case of an emergency.
The exam proctors will monitor the exam room. Any students found to be in violation of the Code of Academic Integrity will receive a 0 for the exam.
Study Tips
Study groups are highly recommended. Get together with your peers and review material with each other: make up new problems for each other, and check the answers together.
Study Guide
- Static Websites
- HTML (Structuring Content)
- CSS (Styling Content)
- Organizing Content
- URLs
- Links
- Navigation
- Images
- Layout Design
- The Box Model
- Visual Design Principles