Dorothy Hill

In Hands-on Exercise 1-1 was learning how to write document.write() command in JavaScript to create HTML code for an ordered list and add list items to the code.

In Hands-on Exercise 1-3 was exploring how to write text to a specific element in your web page in response to the onclick event handler.

In Hands-on Exercise 1-5 was learning to locate and fix errors.

In Hands-on Exercise 2-1 was learning how to convert temperature readings between Fahrenheit and Celsius.

In Hands-on Exercise 2-3 was exploring how to create mouse movements to move over and out of a page.

In Hands-on Exercise 2-5 was learning to locate and fix errors in a code calculator.

In Hands-on Exercise 3-1 was learning how to write an application that calculates the total cost of items selected from a lunch menu.

In Hands-on Exercise 3-3 was exploring how to generate HTML code from the IMDB website.

In Hands-on Exercise 3-5 was learning to display customer reviews for a new digital game.

In Hands-on Exercise 4-1 was learning how to finish an application that provides a general estimate of costs from a moving company.

In Hands-on Exercise 4-3 was exploring how to debug code for an application that counts the number of characters in a posted comment.

In Hands-on Exercise 4-5 was learning to debug a program that converts angular measurements between degrees and radians.

In Hands-on Exercise 5-1 was learning how to create an online practice quiz for an Algebra I class.

In Hands-on Exercise 5-3 was exploring how to use nodes and their properties.

In Hands-on Exercise 5-5 was learning to locate and fix errors on an online version of the Concentration game.

In Hands-on Exercise 6-1 was learning how to use validation in a form that accepts user inputs for name, email address, and passwords.

In Hands-on Exercise 6-3 was exploring how to build a web form that collects billing and shipping information.

In Hands-on Exercise 6-5 was learning to locate and fix errors in a web form that is used to register attendees at a conference.

In Hands-on Exercise 7-1 was learning how to write regular expressions to verify a password that passes validation before it is accepted.

In Hands-on Exercise 7-3 was exploring how to use the properties and methods of Date objects to create a clock that counts down the time to the start of the new year.

In Hands-on Exercise 7-5 was learning to locate and fix errors in a Stylometry is the statistical analysis.

In Hands-on Exercise 8-1 was learning how to build the object class for a countdown timer.

In Hands-on Exercise 8-3 was exploring how to create objects to describe the contents of a pizza and the contents of a shopping cart.

In Hands-on Exercise 8-5 was learning to locate and fix errors for a web page that loads game logs from classic chess games.

In Hands-on Exercise 09-01 was working with two HTML files and a JS file where customers attach greeting messages to gifts purchased for friends and family.

In Hands-on Exercise 9-3 was exploring how to use web storage on a blogging site that posts news commentary and articles from the world of sports.

In Hands-on Exercise 9-5 was learning to locate and fix errors in a shopping cart in a website for winter clothing company.

In Hands-on Exercise 10-1 was learning how to use pointer events to add drag and drop functionality to a jigsaw puzzle page.

In Hands-on Exercise 10-3 was exploring how to create an interactive map for a cycling club in Boulder, Colorado, allowing cyclists to view a map with directions between two popular cycling destinations.

In Hands-on Exercise 10-5 was learning to locate and fix errors in a web app for a crossword puzzle game.

In Hands-on Exercise 11-1 was learning how to use Fetch to retrieve the Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) from an API on the NASA website.

In Hands-on Exercise 11-3 was exploring how to complete an app that retrieves customer orders for Wizard Works, a manufacturer of brand name fireworks and pyrotechnics.

In Hands-on Exercise 11-5 was learning to locate and fix errors on a website for a science fiction (SF) author’s book review and commentary.

In Hands-on Exercise 12-1 was learning how to use jQuery on the Wildlife Sea Cruises website.

In Hands-on Exercise 12-3 was exploring how to use jQuery to add visual effects to a recipe page for the dessert website Save your Fork.

In Hands-on Exercise 12-5 was learning to locate and fix errors in a jQuery file.