The final exam is a practical one. The student must implement a set of web pages,
but also she/he must answer to some theoretical questions. Students are allowed to bring to this exam
all kinds of printed or electronic documentation they see fit.
Labs tasks are assigned to students through the imPULSE portal.
The lab mark is the average of the marks the student gets on the labs resolved during the semester.
A student gets the mark 1 for a missing lab (i.e. a lab not shown to the professor).
Each week past the deadline will decrease with 1 point the maximum mark a student can get for that lab.
In one physical lab class, the student is allowed to present exactly 1 lab task (maximum 2 tasks
if the lab professor allows it). A student should go to the lab activity scheduled for the
group the student belongs to. The student can also go to a lab class with another group
(not his own) if the lab professor for that group allows it. Students who take this course
again can choose the lab activity that best fits their own schedule - but still, the lab professor
must agree to it. If you are having problems choosing a lab class, tell this immediately (in the
beginning of the semester) to Adrian Sterca. Any organizational problems you are having
with this course or the lab (e.g. the student's PULSE account does not work), must be reported
immediately to Adrian Sterca - it's the student's responsability to do this.
In order to successfully pass this course, each of the above marks must be at least 5.
In addition, the student must present at least 5 labs to the professor in order to enter
the final exam and one of these must be a server-side lab (PHP+Ajax, Angular+PHP, JSP/Servlet, ASP .NET).
The method used for computing the final lab grade : At the end of the semester, the following weights
are used to compute the final lab grade: