Web programming

Units WEB1P and WEB2P

Resit coursework for WEB2P

Introduction

If you are required to do a resit (either referral or deferral) for the most recent run of WEB2P, this page sets out what you have to do.

As before, students are expected to draw on material taught (and material otherwise learned) during all the units on their course in tackling this problem. This assessment thus integrates many of the elements covered during the course.

Problem

The problem is the same problem as set out in the original coursework specification.

Deliverables

In each case I have set the deadline to be a Monday to give you the advantage of a weekend to complete the work.

Deadline	Date (tbc - all provisional at the moment)	Deliverable(s)	Submission arrangements	Marks
Referral/deferral coursework deadline, as set by the Computing and Maths Admin Office	date to be confirmed	Demonstrable web application Completed documentation Requirements specification User interaction design specification Source code listings and Javadocs	Submit to dropbox in the specified format	50%
	date to be confirmed	Report on coursework	Submit to dropbox	50%

Notes on deliverables

Each submission MUST be a single file. If you need to submit multiple files, you must zip them up and submit the zipped file.
Marking schemes (the marks for the "final system" and "coursework report" will be scaled to form 50% of the mark each)
Mark form for web application
Your web application must be submitted in the specified format
All written documentation must be submitted in one of the following formats: Microsoft Word, HTML or (as a last resort) PDF or plain text
All archive files must be in ZIP format (not tar, RAR or 7zip)

Resources

Students are encouraged to use whatever resources and facilities are available to them. All material (including programming code) that is copied from elsewhere must be identified and its source cited. The member of staff who set this assessment may be consulted for guidance on your approach, and to a limited extent with technical problems that arise.

	Last updated by Prof Jim Briggs of the School of Computing at the University of Portsmouth
	The web programming units include some material that was formerly part of the WPRMP, WECPP, WPSSM and WEMAM units.