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    BSC209 WEB TECHNOLOGY June July Exam 2020

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    BSC209 WEB TECHNOLOGY June July Exam 2020

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    The document provides instructions for a two-day examination for the course BCS209: Web Technology. It outlines that the exam has three sections with two questions each, and students must answer one question per section. Section A is worth 20 marks, Section B is worth 20 marks, and Section C is worth 20 marks, for a total exam score of 60 marks. The instructions provide details on formatting responses, submitting answers through Moodle by the deadline, and include sample exam questions related to web development frameworks, designing a website, discussing website architecture strategies, and developing dynamic web pages with form validation and database integration.

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    The document provides instructions for a two-day examination for the course BCS209: Web Technology. It outlines that the exam has three sections with two questions each, and students must answer one question per section. Section A is worth 20 marks, Section B is worth 20 marks, and Section C is worth 20 marks, for a total exam score of 60 marks. The instructions provide details on formatting responses, submitting answers through Moodle by the deadline, and include sample exam questions related to web development frameworks, designing a website, discussing website architecture strategies, and developing dynamic web pages with form validation and database integration.

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    BSC209 WEB TECHNOLOGY June July Exam 2020

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    JUNE/JULY 2020 EXAMINATION SEMESTER I

    PROGRAMME NAME: BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (BCS)

    COURSE NAME: BCS209: WEB TECHNOLOGY

    TIME ALLOWED: 24 hours


    TIME :14:00hrs to 14:00hrs
    DATE: 29th June, 2020 to 30th June 2020

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:

    1. This paper has three (3) sections (sections A, B and C) with a total of SIX questions.

    2. Each section has TWO questions, and you are required to attempt ONE question from
    EACH section.

    3. Number each answer clearly in the left margin;

    4. Start each answer on a new page;

    5. Total marks: 60

    TYPE IN YOUR RESPONSES ON AN OFFICIAL ANSWER SHEET AND SUBMIT


    BY UPLOADING ON MOODLE BEFORE THE STATED TIME ELAPSES.
    NO SCANNED ANSWER SHEETS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
    PLEASE TYPE IN YOUR RESPONSES ON THE ANSWER PROVIDED

    0
    SECTION A - ATTEMPT ONE QUESTIONS (TOTAL: 20 marks)

    QUESTION 1

    Using Zend MVC framework, write code that will output the following index page, use an
    appropriate helper method to generate an unordered list of validation messages to display all the
    error messages for all the fields on the index page.

    [20 marks]

    1
    QUESTION 2

    Using Joomla PHP web application framework, design a website to simulate the NIPA website
    (www.nipa.ac.zm) index page only using any template and modules/plugins of your choice.

    [20 marks]

    2
    SECTION B - ATTEMPT ONE QUESTIONS (TOTAL: 20 marks)

    QUESTION 3

    NIPA library is setting up a new website. It will have five main sections, with multiple sub-sections
    and pages. Different librarians will write content for different sections, and new content and sub-
    sections will be added over time. A graphic designer will be hired to produce a design for the site.
    The librarian proposes to have people write each page in HTML using notepad (to save money on
    software licensing). Is it a good idea to build such a site in static HTML? Why or why not? What
    other technologies could be used? Is the librarian right to be worried about software licensing
    costs? Will any special hosting support be required? Discuss.
    [20 marks]

    QUESTION 4

    You are employed as a web administrator at ZESCO under the Information and Communication
    Technology department. The Cooperation is migrating from traditional applications (i.e. Desktop
    applications) to online-web based applications. Discuss in detail, your recommendations to ICT
    Management on how to secure the web servers and online-applications, detailing authentic
    potential threats.
    [20 marks]

    3
    SECTION C - ATTEMPT ONE QUESTIONS (TOTAL: 20 marks)

    QUESTION 5

    Refer to the output below and design a dynamic web page required for an online Visa application
    web site. Use java script for form validation and populate the database with at least 5 records.

    OUTPUT:

    [20 marks]

    4
    QUESTION 6

    Write a PHP/HTML script and design MySQL database to achieve the following;
    a) Create a user database with two fields (i.e. studid and pwd) and populate it with four
    records.
    b) Create HTML form to accept StudentIDs and Passwords.
    c) Create a Cookie and add these four records (i.e. Student IDs and passwords) to this Cookie.
    d) Read the student IDs and passwords entered in the login page and authenticate with the
    values (i.e. Student IDs, Password) available in the cookies. The Student should be
    welcomed by Student ID if both Student ID and Password match else the script should
    reject the user with an error message.

    [20 marks]

    …………………………………………………………………………………………………
    End of the Examination

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