In order to successfully complete this course, you must demonstrate your understanding of the course materials. You will accomplish this by participating in and submitting several types of assignments.
Here is an overview of all of the different types of assignments in the course. You can find the detailed directions for the assignments and the grading rubrics in the module where they are assigned.
Assignments count for 40% of your course grade. Each assignment is given equal weight.
Coding assignments: Challenge you to apply the concepts you have learned to a web page or site.
Multiple-choice assignments: These are called quizzes, because of the way Canvas is constructed, but they are part of the assignments component of the course grade. They help reinforce learning, both concepts and terminology. You may do the multiple choice assignments three times; only the highest grade counts. The information contained within these assignments may appear again on one of the tests.
Projects count for 30% of your course grade. Each project is given equal weight.
You will have two projects: a CSS Grid Layout Project and a Bootstrap Project. Each project requires you to build a website. The CSS Grid Layout Project will give you hands on experience using CSS Grid to lay out websites. The Bootstrap Project will give you hands on experience with the world's most popular framework.
Proctored assessments for 30% of your course grade. There are two proctored assessments, each given equal weight.
Proctored assessments provide you with an opportunity to demonstrate your mastery of the course material. You must earn a combined average of at least 60% on the proctored assessments in order to receive a passing grade in this course. You can find information about how to take proctored assessments in the Taking Proctored Assessments section of the Syllabus.