Intro To HTML & Web & Relational Queries Individual Assignment 30 Points

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1 If this lab is an Individual assignment, you must do all coded programs on your own. You may ask others for help on the language syntax, but you must organize and present your own logical solution to the problem. No lab is complete until the student submits the signed pledge form associated with that lab. I realize that no coded programs will be graded until I turn in the sign & pledge form associated with that program; any late penalties will continue to compound until the pledge form is submitted. If this lab is a team assignment, both team members may share logic as they program side by side on their own computers. Each person must type all of his/her own code as part of the learning process. Team assignments are never to be You do this portion and I ll do that portion or You do this lab and I ll do the next lab. Some of the lab assignments will have short answer questions. These short answer questions will be spot checked and graded for completion, but not checked for accuracy. I encourage you to get into a study group to help each other prepare for exams, quizzes, etc. Once these labs are graded and returned, I encourage you to compare answers with another class member, in your study group, who has also had the lab graded and returned. I/We realize that the penalty for turning in work that is not my own, or assisting others in doing so, can range from an "F" in the class to dismissal from Trinity University. I realize that it is a violation of academic integrity to share any portion of this lab with any person (outside my 3343 team & professor)! Print Name Time Required =. Hrs. Signature (pledged) Intro To HTML & Web & Relational Queries Individual Assignment 30 Points Short Answer Questions You May Write Answers On Printed Copy OR You May Enter Your Solutions Into The Word Document & Print This Lab When Finished Slides & Text 1] According to the slides, the physicist credited for developing the first HTML in 1989 was Tim _?_. 2] A CERN physicist, by the name of _?_ was involved in creating the first Browser and Server Software supporting HTML> 3] HTML is an acronym for _?_. 4] According to the slides, the two tags that should begin and end the rendered portion of a web page should be _?_. 5] {T/F} HTML is not case sensitive. 6] WWW is an acronym for _?_. 7] URL is an acronym for _?_. 8] A(n) _?_ is a software program which is used to render/show web pages; it transforms the HTML into attractive documents. 9] A(n) _?_ is a word processor that has been specialized to make the writing of HTML documents more effortless. They help to automate the insertion and management of the HTML element tags.

2 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 2 10] WYSIWYG is an acronym for _?_. 11] The header element will include the title for the document, possibly comments about the document, possibly information about the author, and possibly search functionality. Write the two tags that begin and end the header portion. 12] Write the line of HTML that would cause CSCI 3343 to be rendered in the window bar at the top of most browsers. 13] Write the two tags for a body that would define a web page that has a blue background. 14] {T/F} When a browser renders/displays text information, it ignores tabs and carriage returns; it also compresses multiple blanks to a single space. 15] Write the block of HTML code that would display names Tom, Dick, and Harry one to a line with a single line break. 16] {T/F} The Break tag is not an empty tag. 17] What is the Paragraph Tag? 19] Write the line of HTML that would cause CSCI 3343 to be rendered in the biggest and boldest font. 20] Write the line of HTML that would create a horizontal bar across the page. 22] Write the line of HTML that would cause CSCI 3343 to be centered on the line. 23] Write the line of HTML that would cause CSCI 3343 to be in bold font face. 24] Write the line of HTML that would cause CSCI 3343 to be in italic font face. 25] Write the line of HTML that would create an underline under CSCI 3343 not a link. 26] An image, called Photo.jpg exists in the current directory (same directory as the web page). Write the line of HTML code to render the image ] The current directory contains our web page, called index.html, and a folder called Images. The Images folder contains an image, called Photo.jpg. Write the line of HTML code to render the image.

3 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e ] Our web page is in a directory called WebSite. In the same directory as WebSite is a directory called Images. The Images folder contains an image, called Photo.jpg. Write the line of HTML code to render the image. 31] Write the line of HTML that create a hyperlink to Trinity University. The link message is to be See Trinity 32] Write the line of HTML that create a hyperlink to my web site. The link message is to be Dr. Hicks 33] {T/F} The link you just wrote above uses relative addressing ] The current directory contains our web page, called index.html, and another web page called Database.html. Write the code that would create a hyperlink to the database page. The link message is to be Go Database! 36-37] Our web page is in a directory called WebSite. In the same directory as WebSite is a directory called DatabaseStuff. The DatabaseStuff folder contains a web page, called Database.html. Write the code that would create a hyperlink to the database page. The link message is to be Go Database! 38] {T/F} The link you just wrote above uses absolute addressing ] Write the block of HTML code that would create, and populate, the table shown above.

Min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ixirodp6bw 1] Watch the video above.

Table/Relation, called College, which contains the data shown above.

4 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 4 Video & Internet #2 SQL Basic Select Statement (10 Min) 1] Watch the video above. 2] {Initial/Pledge} I have created a Database, called Stanford, that includes a Table/Relation, called College, which contains the data shown above. Maybe use Navicat or MySQL Workbench GUI? 3] {Initial/Pledge} Inside Stanford, I have created a Table/Relation, called Student, which contains the data shown above. Maybe use a GUI?

above. 5] Hopefully you have double-checcked your data to make sure it is correct.

5 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 5 4] {Initial/Pledge} Inside Stanford, I have created a Table/Relation, called Student, which contains the data shown above. 5] Hopefully you have double-checcked your data to make sure it is correct. As we use this Database throughout the series of SQL tutorials, we may accidently mess up the data. Let us take a moment and back it up just in case. Hold Down Server Select Data Export 6] If you do not have a folder, called C:\Temp, create it. Select Stanford (left). Check the 5 check boxes shown above. Export to C:\Temp\Stanford.sql Push the Start Export Button.

6 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 6 7] {Initial/Pledge} I have at least two copies of this file. They are stored in at least two different locations. Mail one to yourself? Put it on the network drive. Put it on your personal computer? Query #8 8] Write the query that will display the SName and Major for all you will need the Natural Join. The firest few lines of your solution should match the capture above. Include the duplicate records.

Natural Join. The first few lines of your solution should match the capture on the above right.

7 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 7 Query #9 9] Write the query that will display the SName and Major for all you will need the Natural Join. The first few lines of your solution should match the capture on the above right.. Do Not Include the duplicate records. Query #10 10] Write the query that will display the sid, SName, cname and GPA for all CS majors applying to Stanford you will need the Natural Join. Your solution should match the solution above. Do Not Include the duplicate records.

Enrollment for all applying to Stanford you will need the Natural Join.

8 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 8 Query #11 11] Write the query that will display the sid, sname, GPA, cname and Enrollment for all applying to Stanford you will need the Natural Join. The capture above shows the first few records. Query #12 12] Write the query that will display the sid, sname, GPA, cname andenrollment for all in order of GPA from high to low you will need the Natural Join. The capture above shows the first few records.

Enrollment for all in order of GPA from high to low then in order by college name you will need the Natural

9 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 9 Query #13 13] Write the query that will display the sid, sname, GPA, cname and Enrollment for all in order of GPA from high to low then in order by college name you will need the Natural Join.The first few lines of your solution should match the capture above. Query #14 14] Write the query that will display the sid, sname, major for all that have bio in the major you will need the Natural Join.

Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 10 Video & Internet #3 SQL Table Variables & Set Operators (20 Min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijpxospgltu 1] Watch the video above.

10 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 10 Video & Internet #3 SQL Table Variables & Set Operators (20 Min) 1] Watch the video above. Query #2 2] Write the query that will display the sid, sname, GPA, cname and Enrollment for all then in order by college name you will need the Natural Join Use variables in the From Clause FROM Student S, College C, Apply A. The capture above shows the first few records.

11 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 11 Query #3 3] Write the query that will produce a single item, called Data, that contains the sid & sname for all Note that the duplicates have been squeezed out by default. You will need the Union Query #4 4] Write the query that will show the sid of all students applying with a CS major name the results CS_Majors.

12 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 12 Query #5 5] Write the query that will show the sid of all students applying with a EE major name the results EE_Majors. Query #6 SELECT sid FROM Apply WHERE (major = "CS") INTERSECT SELECT sid FROM Apply WHERE (major = "EE"); 6] Note that the query above does not work in MySQL There is not INTERSECT operator in MySQL. Query #7 7] Write the Query that would provide the same results as the Intersect Query above name the results CS_EE_Majors. Query #8 SELECT sid FROM Apply WHERE (major = "CS") EXCEPT SELECT sid FROM Apply WHERE (major = "EE"); 8] Note that the query above does not work in MySQL There is not EXCEPT operator in MySQL.

13 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 13 9] {T/F} MySQL supports the UNION Set Operator. 10] {T/F} MySQL supports the EXCEPT Set Operator. 11] {T/F} MySQL supports the INTERSECT Set Operator. Video & Internet #4 SQL Subqueries In While Clause (6 Min) 1] Watch the video above. Query #2 2] Write a query that displays the sid & sname of students who have applied for a CS major at some college use a subquery in the solution. Note that there are two Craigs one that applied for a CS major at Cornell (345) and one that applied for a CS major at MIT (543)

14 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 14 Query #3 3] Write a query that displays the sid1 & sname1 & GPA1 & sid2 & sname2 & GPA2 of all pairs of students who have the same GPA use a subquery in the solution. Your output should match the relation above including column titles. Query #4 4] Write a query that displays the college with the highest enrollment use a subquery in the solution that involves College C1 and College C2.

15 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 15 Query #5 5] Write a query that displays the college with the highest enrollment use a subquery in the solution that involves MAX. This must be a different solution than the one in the problem above. Query #6 6] Write a query that displays the sname & GPA with the highest GPA use a subquery in the solution that involves Student S1 and Student S2.

Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 16 Query #7 7] Write a query that displays the sname & GPA with the highest GPA use a subquery in the solution that involves that involves MAX.

16 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 16 Query #7 7] Write a query that displays the sname & GPA with the highest GPA use a subquery in the solution that involves that involves MAX. This must be a different solution than the one above. Query #8 8] Write a query that displays the sname & GPA with the lowest GPA use a subquery in the solution that involves Student S1 and Student S2.

Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 17 Query #9 SELECT sname, GPA FROM Student WHERE GPS >= ALL (SELECT GPA FROM Student); 9] Sketch the Relation returned from the query (in green) above.

17 Intro-HTML-Web-HW.doc CSCI 3343 Initials P a g e 17 Query #9 SELECT sname, GPA FROM Student WHERE GPS >= ALL (SELECT GPA FROM Student); 9] Sketch the Relation returned from the query (in green) above. What To Turn In 1] All pages of this lab with questions completed No Lab Is Complete Until Both Are Complete ] You sign & submit the Pledge form at the top of this lab!. No Lab Will Be Considered Complete until this is done. Late penalties will continue to accrue until the pledge form is submitted. a) Sign & Pledge b) Record the amount of time you think you spent on this lab c) Staple all pages of this lab. Fold in half length-wise (like a hot-dog). Put your name on the outside. Place it on the professor desk before the beginning of lecture on the day it is due. The penalty for late homework will not exceed 25% off per day. d) Short answer questions must be hand written, unless the professor has granted an exception for physical reasons. 2] Place all programming code associated with this program, if any, in the Professor s Code Drop Box or on the Virtual System as directed. I do not accept programs by mail; do not submit labs via !

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