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--- labtests [2010/10/20 19:21] – roumani
+++ labtests [2010/11/24 19:10] (current) – roumani
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 ====== Lab Tests ======
-[[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/course/4413/labtest1/q.html|{{44test.jpg|}}]]
+[[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/course/4413/labtest2/q.html|{{44test.jpg|}}]]
 <html><!--
 This page will be updated a few days before each labtest.
 --></html>
-===== Lab Test #1 =====
+===== Lab Test #2 =====
 ==== Policies ====
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 ==== Scope ====
-The test will cover projects 0 and 1.
+The test scope include everything covered in class with the exception of CGI and Perl.
 ==== Format ====
-The test involves adding features to the projects. You are expected to analyze the requirement, design a solution, implement it, and then submit it. You can base your development on our posted //reference implementations// or on your own implementations of the projects.
+The test involves adding features to Project #2. You will first be asked to submit your implementation of of Project 2. Next, you will be asked to add a feature to the project or to modify a functionality in it. You are expected analyze the required change, design a solution, implement it, and then submit it.
 Your work is marked based on correctness and on meeting the various software engineering guidelines, design patterns, and best practices.
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 The best way to prepare for the test involves:
-  * Reviewing the posted implementations
+  * Reviewing the posted material
-  * Reviewing the posted notes
+  * Reviewing your own implementation of Project 2
-  * Reviewing the posted variations
-  * Familiarization with the posted resources
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-===== Lab Test #2 =====
+===== Lab Test #1 =====
 ==== Policies ====
-    * The test is 80-min long and will be held in Prism.
+    * The test is 80-min long and will be held in **CSEB-3057**.
     * You will login to one of machine in the lab using your 8-character ''cs'' username.
     * Bring a photo ID.
     * No questions are allowed during the test.
     * You may not communicate with anyone, inside or outside the lab, by any mean during the test.
-    * Seating may be preassigned; there may be several test versions; and network traffic may be monitored.
+    * There may be several test versions, and network traffic may be monitored.
     * The test is open-book and you will have full access to your home directory, the course web site, and all the resources linked to from the course site.
 ==== Scope ====
-The test will cover everything up to the prior week. This means custom functions and tags (Lab #2), xml technologies, and Web Service clients.
+The test will cover projects 0 and 1.
 ==== Format ====
-The test involves three questions, one on custom tags and functions, one on xml (xsd and xsl), and one on building a clients of a given wsdl. You are expected to analyze the requirement, design a solution, implement it, and then submit it.
+The test involves adding features to the projects. You are expected to analyze the requirement, design a solution, implement it, and then submit it. You can base your development on our posted //reference implementations// or on your own implementations of the projects.
 Your work is marked based on correctness and on meeting the various software engineering guidelines, design patterns, and best practices.
-The file ''answer.txt'' contains a self assessment of your submission. In it, you must indicate, for every question, whether or not you were able to complete the requirement. Even if a feature is not implemented, or implemented incorrectly, you will receive part marks if you articulate how you plan to implement it.
+==== Preparation ====
--->
+The best way to prepare for the test involves:
-</html>
+  * Reviewing the posted implementations
+  * Reviewing the posted notes
+  * Reviewing the posted variations
+  * Familiarization with the posted resources
+--></html>