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Web Applications Development by Ioan Tuns FILE T IME SUBMIT T ED 19-DEC-2014 09:42PM SUBMISSION ID 38839517 WORD COUNT 3933 CHARACT ER COUNT 26611 1419659036._IOAN_TUNS-HNDCSD-WAD.DOCX (6.16M)
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Web Applications Developmentby Ioan Tuns
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TIME SUBMITTED 19-DEC-2014 09:42PM
SUBMISSION ID 38839517
WORD COUNT 3933
CHARACTER COUNT 26611
1419659036._IOAN_TUNS-HNDCSD-WAD.DOCX (6.16M)
FINAL GRADE
5/5
Web Applications DevelopmentGRADEMARK REPORT
GENERAL COMMENTS
InstructorGrades : 1=No submission; 2=Referral; 3=Pass;4=Merit; 5=DistinctionResubmissions : 1=No submission; 2=Fail;3=Pass
Overall Feedback:This submission demonstrates a very goodunderstanding of web application developmentand the technologies associated with thedevelopment of web applications.
There are minor errors, highlighted in the inlinecomments, and some issues related to the useof the language, however, the application is welldesigned (separation of presentation f romcontent, etc.) and the f unctionality is extensive.
[Check inline & voice comments f or additionalf eedback]
Re-submission : No
Learning OutcomesLO1: Achieved -1.1: Achieved-1.2: Achieved
LO2: Achieved -2.1: Achieved-2.2: Achieved-2.3: Achieved-2.4: Achieved
LO3: Achieved -3.1: Achieved-3.2: Achieved-3.3: Achieved
LO4: Achieved -4.1: Achieved-4.2: Achieved-4.3: Achieved-4.4: Achieved
Merit DescriptorsMD1: Evident MD2: EvidentMD3: Evident
Distinction DescriptorsDD1: EvidentDD2: EvidentDD3: Evident
Learning outcomes (LO) On successf ulcompletion of this unit a learner will:
Assessment criteria (AC) The learner can:
For a PASS
LO1: Understand the concepts of webapplication developmentAC1.1: Discuss various f eatures and advantagesof web application development and how theyrelate to the business model of your choice.Explain the role of client and server-side scriptinglanguages in developing a web applicationsolution and what are the advantages of oneover the other solutionAC1.2: Identif y potential security issues andsuggest ways they can be addressed
LO2: Design a web application solution
AC2.1: Design a web application to meet therequirements an organisation.AC2.2: Discuss the choice of client and server-side scripting languagesAC2.3: Design a database that can be used tosupport the requirements of the web applicationAC2.4: Discuss alternative ways in which therequirements of the organisation can be met.
LO3: Implement a web application solutionAC3.1: Use the design you prepared in thesecond task to implement your web solution withef f ective use of client and server-side scripting.AC3.2: Implement a web-enabled database tosupport the activit ies of your solutionAC3.3: Identif y and implement ways f or bettererror handling and reporting
LO4: Testing your applicationAC4.1: Review and test your web application aswell as any relevant database operationsAC4.2: Analyse actual results of test casesagainst expected results to identif ydiscrepanciesAC4.3: Evaluate independent f eedback on yourf inished web application and makerecommendations f or improvementsAC4.4: Create documentation f or yourimplemented solution
Criteria for Merit
M1: Identify and apply strategies to f indappropriate solutions M1: A development design pattern properlyapplied and the selection of the pattern isjustif ied in the documentationM3 – Identif y and apply strategies to f indappropriate solutions M3 A discussion to assessways f or selecting solution to solve a problemM2: Present and communicate appropriatefindings M2: The appropriate structure and approach hasbeen used in terms of solving the problem andproper documentation is developed to clarif ysteps of solutionM3: Identify and apply strategies to f indappropriate solutions M3: A discussion to assess ways f or selectingsolution to solve a problem
Criteria for Distinction - with possible evidence
D1: Take responsibility for managing andorganising activit ies D1: The learner shows evidence of planningsome investigations and subsequent evaluationof the dif f erent strategies to develop theprogramme according to the requirements, clearlycited with some originality of input.
D2: Use crit ical reflection to evaluate ownwork and justify valid conclusions D2: The documentation of the program shouldhave a crit ical evaluation of how the applicationwas developed and justif ication is made inapplying methods, f unctions and procedures.
D3: Demonstrate convergent, lateral andcreative thinking D3: Evaluations and recommendations made tomeet development of f urther requirements ofyour web application.
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Comment 1Some good points here.
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Comment 2What does the newuser.php Server Page Does? It would be good to specif y that.
Comment 3There is probably a missed label. Rather than builds, you probably wanted to say "redirects"(f rom Login.php to index.php)
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Comment 4Good use of Database Management/Design Tools.
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Comment 5Good Structure of the f iles kept.
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Comment 6no comment
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Comment 7Very good to see HTML validation. Good way of testing the dynamically generated HTML.
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Comment 8It is usually better to write a more extensive conclusion.
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