ITSE 1411 Beg. Web Programming
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1 (JavaScript, Sequence, Functions) Last revised: 4/17/14 Directions: Perform the tasks below on your personal computer or a lab computer. This document shows the score points for each task in parentheses. This is an open-book Lab Project. You may only use your textbook, notes, and PowerPoint presentations. You may NOT receive help from another person. You may NOT work collaboratively with another person. If Professor Smith determines that you received assistance from another person or you gave assistance to another student, then he will assign a grade of zero to you for this project. Notes: 1. There are 3 components to this lab project: 4A, 4B, 4C. 2. Test all your web pages in Microsoft Internet Explorer version 9 (IE9). This is the browser that Professor Smith will use to evaluate your project files. The Computer Studies Department labs have IE9. Other browsers or older versions of IE might not correctly display your web pages. Final Lab Files 1-script.html 2-script.js 3-sequence.html 4-function.html For grading purposes [20 pts.] 1. (5) Lab Project correctly submitted. (2) A. Correct submitted zip file name: LastNameFirstInitial.zip (3) B. Correct folder contents. 2. (15) W3C Markup Validation: web pages passed with no errors. (5) A. 1-script.html (5) B. 3-sequence.html (5) C. 4-function.html A Tasks (JavaScript) [42 pts.] 3. (2) Create a folder named: In this folder you will store the lab project files that you create below. 4. (2) Create a new web page in the folder. (2) A. Save the file with the filename: 1-script.html C. Insert a <meta> element to contain the document description: Script D. Place your name in the page title followed by: Script For example, Sally Student - Script wp_lab-4.docx, 4/17/2014
2 5. (38) Create 3 sections in the document. 1 st Section: (1) A. Create the following section heading using the HTML heading level 3 element: 1-HTML Paragraph Element (1) B. Create the following text using the HTML paragraph element: A programmer usually embeds JavaScript code into an HTML document using the script element. You can embed as many scripts into a single document as you like, using multiple script elements. 2 nd Section: (1) C. Create the following section heading using the HTML heading level 3 element: 2-Embedded JavaScript Code (15) D. Create the following text using the HTML paragraph element within an embedded JavaScript code: Programmers use the language attribute to tell the browser to only execute a section of the code if the browser supports that language and version. (2) E. Insert a JavaScript line comment in the JavaScript code. 3 rd Section: (1) F. Create the following section heading using the HTML heading level 3 element: 3-JavaScript External Source File (15) G. Create the following text using the HTML heading level 4 element within an external JavaScript source file: Programmers use the src attribute of the script element to link to an external file containing JavaScript code rather than code embedded into the HTML document. The external file is a text file containing JavaScript code, and whose filename ends with the.js extension. (2) H. Save the source file with the following filename: 2-script.js Page 2 of 5
3 Your web page should look like the one in Figure 1 below. Note: Your paragraphs might wrap differently, depending on the size of your browser window. Figure 1. B Tasks (Sequence) [90 pts.] 6. (2) Create a new web page in the folder. (2) A. Save the file with the filename: 3-sequence.html C. Insert a <meta> element to contain the document description: Sequence D. Place your name in the page title followed by: Sequence For example, Sally Student - Sequence 7. (2) Create the following page title using the heading level 3 element: Wages 8. (5) Create a script within the <body> element that executes the following specifications: 9. (7) Script declares 7 variables in 1 statement: hours_worked regular_rate regular_pay overtime_rate overtime_hours overtime_pay total_pay 10. (8) Script declares & assigns values to two constants: (4) A. regular_hours are 40 hours (4) B. overtime_factor is time and a half (1.5) 11. (12) Script prompts the user twice: (6) A. Number of hours an employee worked last week: hours_worked (6) B. Hourly rate of pay: regular_rate Page 3 of 5
4 12. (8) Script converts the string values from the 2 input prompts to floating point numeric values. 13. (31) Script makes the following calculations: (5) A. Calculates the regular pay for the week. (2) B. Rounds the regular pay to 2 decimal places. (5) C. Calculates the number of overtime hours. (5) D. Calculates the overtime rate of pay. (2) E. Rounds the overtime rate of pay to 2 decimal places. (5) F. Calculates the overtime pay for the week. (2) G. Rounds the overtime pay to 2 decimal places. (5) H. Calculates the total pay which is the sum of the regular pay and overtime pay. 14. (15) Script outputs the results showing currency as dollars and cents as you see below in Figure 2. (3) A. Output uses correct JavaScript methods. (2) B. Output uses line breaks. (5) C. Output uses correct syntax for string & numeric data. (5) D. Output displays currency with two decimal places. Test the script using the following data: Hours worked: 45 Rate of pay: 10 Note: This script does not provide the correct solution to when the hours worked are less than 40 hours. You will learn a technique for handling this situation in the Selection lesson. Your web page should look like the one in Figure 2 below. Figure 2. C Tasks (Functions) [83 pts.] 15. (2) Create a new web page in the Lab Project 3 folder. (2) A. Save the file with the filename: 4-function.html C. Insert a <meta> element to contain the document description: Function D. Place your name in the page title followed by: Function For example, Sally Student - Function This web page inputs a real estate property value, calculates that school tax, county tax, and total property tax. It then displays the total property tax for the owner. Complete the tasks below. Page 4 of 5
5 16. (2) Create the following page title using the heading level 3 element: Property Taxes 17. (5) Create a script within the <body> element that executes the following specifications: 18. (2) Main script declares the following 2 variables in 1 statement: property_value, property_tax 19. (8) Main script declares & assigns values to two constants: (4) A. school_tax_rate has the value: (4) B. county_tax_rate has the value: (5) Main script prompts the user to input the property value. 21. (3) Main script converts the string property value to a floating point numeric value. 22. (3) Main script calls a function named: calc_tax 23. (6) Main script s function call sends 3 values to the function: property_value, school_tax_rate, county_tax_rate 24. (35) Function performs the following operations: (3) A. Function defined in <head> element. (6) B. Declares 3 local variables for the values it receives from the function call. propertyvalue, schoolrate, countyrate (15) C. Calculates school tax, county tax, and total property tax. Read Note 1 below. (6) D. Function rounds to 2 decimal places the school tax and county tax. (5) E. Returns the property tax value back to the main script. 25. (12) Main script displays the output. (6) A. Displays the property value and the property tax as shown below in Figure 3. (6) B. Both dollars and cents values display. Test the script using a property value: Your web page should look like the one in Figure 3 below. Figure 3. 1 Note: Taxing districts normally define tax rates as a rate per $100 of property value. The taxing district calculates the property tax using the following mathematical formulas: School Tax = School Tax Rate * Property Value / 100 County Tax = County Tax Rate * Property Value / 100 Property Tax = School Tax + County Tax THE END Page 5 of 5
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