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Assignment Part 1 A Module Evaluation Questionnaire is attached. This is the standard style student feedback form. For the first part of the assignment, implement this as a web form, with an appropriate response page. For the web form There are obvious implementation issues to do with your choice of input field type (this form may require combinations of radio buttons, text boxes and buttons etc). You should have a cancel button that works. You should choose sensible form element names as these will become important later on. This page can be implemented using straight XHTML, however a more advanced solution may use CSS for layout and on-screen design. Note that using CSS is NOT part of this assessment. A better implementation of this form would use PHP to save lots of repeating XHTML code – arrays of questions along with loops could be used to print out the many similarly structured questions. For the response page For the moment, write a simple block of code that will 1. Extract the form responses into appropriately named variables 2. Print them on the screen (Coming soon ) Part 2 of this assignment will require a database structure to be implemented to capture and store this information. Part 3 of this assignment will require the building of a control menu system Part 4 of this assignment will require the building of a lecturer login system to check the results.

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Assignment Part 1 A Module Evaluation Questionnaire is attached. This is the standard style student feedback form. For the first part of the assignment, implement this as a web form, with an appropriate response page. For the web form There are obvious implementation issues to do with your choice of input field type (this form may require combinations of radio buttons, text boxes and buttons etc). You should have a cancel button that works. You should choose sensible form element names as these will become important later on. This page can be implemented using straight XHTML, however a more advanced solution may use CSS for layout and on-screen design. Note that using CSS is NOT part of this assessment. A better implementation of this form would use PHP to save lots of repeating XHTML code – arrays of questions along with loops could be used to print out the many similarly structured questions. For the response page For the moment, write a simple block of code that will

1. Extract the form responses into appropriately named variables 2. Print them on the screen

(Coming soon …) Part 2 of this assignment will require a database structure to be implemented to capture and store this information. Part 3 of this assignment will require the building of a control menu system Part 4 of this assignment will require the building of a lecturer login system to check the results.

Page 2: Assignment part 1s290179663.websitehome.co.uk/.../10/Assignment-part-1.pdf · 2013-10-15 · 2. Print them on the screen (Coming soon …) Part 2 of this assignment will require a