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Microsoft Word - 문서1 Submission requirements. Submit (1) a word document (this file with your answers and listing of any program & its run [log or screenshots]) and (2) a zip file of a folder which...

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Microsoft Word - 문서1


Submission requirements.
Submit (1) a word document (this file with your answers and listing of any program & its run [log or
screenshots]) and (2) a zip file of a folder which will contain all the codes (all the source codes, data
and any other items related to this assignment and your work done).

This word document (this file) is your documentation (as a basis to add your answers) to be included here - all your answers, all
your program-listings, instructions to compile and run [screen-shots, terminal text, or session log] to show your work done,
including how to compile and run for each cases.



** Your executable codes (that you submit) should run in cs1 without any change or recompilation.

Instruction
First, create a folder: project in Xampp htdocs
Note. All of your work should be done and saved in project folder (in htdoc). For submission, upload this directory
(with all its contents – all the files and all subdirectories, and SQL export file to reconstruct the database and all the
tables, any screenshots and run-log files if any) in the zip file for this assignment.
CS Graduate Courses
The manager of IT department hired you to be the web developer. Your first project is to design and implement the
web application (HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and SQL for the database tables, to do the following tasks:

Note. The course web page (UTD CS course information from the catalog) is available:
https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs



p id="cs5301"
span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5301">CS 5301
a>
span>
span >(EEGR 5301
a>)
span>
span >Professional and Technical Communication
span>
span >(3 semester credit hours)
span>
This course utilizes an integrated approach to writing and speaking for the technical professions. The advanced writing
components of the course focus on writing professional quality technical documents such as proposals, memos, abstracts,
eports, letters, emails, etc. The advanced oral communication components of the course focus on planning, developing,
and delivering dynamic, informative and persuasive presentations. Advanced skills in effective teamwork, leadership,
listening, multimedia and computer generated visual aids are also emphasized. Graduate students will have a successful
communication experience working in a functional team environment using a real time, online learning environment XXXXXXXXXXY
p
p id="cs5303"
span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5303">CS 5303
a
span>
span >Computer Science I
span> (3 semester credit hours)
span> Computer
science problem solving. The structure and nature of algorithms and their co
esponding computer program implementation.
Programming in a high level block-structured language (e.g., PASCAL, Ada, C++, or JAVA). Elementary data structures:
a
ays, records, linked lists, trees, stacks and queues. Prerequisite: ENCS majors only XXXXXXXXXXR
p
p id="cs5330"
span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5330">CS 5330
a
span> >Computer Science II
span> (3 semester credit hours)
span> Basic
concepts of computer organization: Numbering systems, two's complement notation, multi-level machine concepts, machine
language, assembly programming and optimization, su
outine calls, addressing modes, code generation process, CPU
datapath, pipelining, RISC, CISC, and performance calculation. Prerequisite or Corequisite: href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5303">CS 5303
a> XXXXXXXXXXR
p
p id="cs5333"
span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5333">CS 5333
a
span> >Discrete Structures
span> (3 semester credit hours)
span> Mathematical
foundations of computer science. Logic, sets, relations, graphs and alge
aic structures. Combinatorics and metrics for
performance evaluation of algorithms. Prerequisite: ENCS majors only XXXXXXXXXXS
p>
Task0
Create a folder (“project”) in xampp htdocs.

Note. All of your work (web programs, sql codes, screenshots, files, run-log, etc.) should be placed here (and as
a backup/archive) for your submission (along with this document). Please note the subfolder’s name:
project/output for output file, project/sql for sql file, project/document for document, screenshots, run-log files,
etc. Place the course web page here (cs-complete.html file and cs-complete folder in cs-complete.zip). We will
use this web page for our project (and do not use the UTD web page for the project).
Task1
Copy the web page (cs-complete.html and cs-complete folder) to be cs-complete1.html and cs-complete1 folder.

Update cs-complete1.html file to have a link in head to have a link to your javascript file (task1.js in project
folder) to extract each course information, to be saved in an output file (task1out.txt in project).

#1. The first task is to extract the course information for each course: course number, course title, course credit
hours, course description, course prerequisite, etc. Write javascript code to extract each course information (or if
you know, you may use the web scaping tools, for example, beautiful soup, PHP web scraping tool, etc.).

#2. Provide a button (to extract the course information).
When it is submitted (click), it will extract each course information to be saved in a file.
At the end of the execution, provide the result of the extraction when it is done (e.g., using echo …, a text-area,
or a pop-up screen) to show (a) how many courses are extracted, (b) the course information from the first and of
the last courses. Save the extracted course information into a text file.

For example, consider cs5303 shown below.

p id="cs5303">

span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5303">CS 5303
a
span>

span >Computer Science I
span>
span >(3 semester credit hours)
span> Computer science problem solving. The structure
and nature of algorithms and their co
esponding computer program implementation. Programming in a high
level block-structured language (e.g., PASCAL, Ada, C++, or JAVA). Elementary data structures: a
ays,
ecords, linked lists, trees, stacks and queues. Prerequisite: ENCS majors only XXXXXXXXXXR
p>

p id="cs5330">
span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5330">CS 5330
a
span>
span >Computer Science II
span>
span >(3 semester credit hours)
span>
Basic concepts of computer organization: Numbering systems, two's complement notation, multi-level machine
concepts, machine language, assembly programming and optimization, su
outine calls, addressing modes, code
generation process, CPU datapath, pipelining, RISC, CISC, and performance calculation. Prerequisite or
Corequisite: CS 5303
a> XXXXXXXXXXR
p>


course_id
course_address
course_title
course_hours
course_description
course_prerequisite_link
course_prerequisite
course_timeCreated
course_timeUpdated
p id="cs5330">
span >
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5330">CS 5330
a
span>
span >Computer Science II
span>
span >(3 semester credit hours)
span>
Basic concepts of computer organization: Numbering systems, two's complement notation, multi-
level machine concepts, machine language, assembly programming and optimization, su
outine
calls, addressing modes, code generation process, CPU datapath, pipelining, RISC, CISC, and
performance calculation.
Prerequisite or Corequisite:
a href="https:
catalog.utdallas.edu/2022/graduate/courses/cs5303">CS 5303
a> XXXXXXXXXXR
p

Note. To make your design easy, you may define each field to be: varchar (of 255 char, or more as needed for a
certain field) with "default null" except the course id which will be a primary key of the course table.

Task1 Solution
task1.js listing



task1out.txt (use font size of 7 for the listing)




Task2
Copy the web page (cs-complete2.html and cs-complete2 folder).

Update cs-complete2.html file to have a link in head to have a link to your javascript file (task2.js in project
folder) to extract each course information (similar to what we have done in Task1) and to output a file
(task2out.sql in project) containing the SQL statements to create a table and to insert each course to the table, to
e saved in an output file (task2out.txt to be saved in project).

CREATE TABLE `courses` (
̀ id` int(11) NOT NULL,
̀ CourseAddress` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
̀ CourseName` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
̀ CourseHours` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
̀ CourseDescription` text,
. . .
̀ created_at` datetime NOT NULL,
̀ updated_at` datetime NOT NULL
);

INSERT INTO `courses` (`id`, `CourseAddress`, `CourseName`, `CourseHours`,
`CourseDescription`, `created_at`, `updated_at`, …) VALUES
(1, 'CS 5301', 'Professional and Technical Communication', '3 semester credit hours',
'This course utilizes an integrated approach to writing and speaking for the
technical professions. The advanced writing components of the course focus on writing
professional quality technical documents such as proposals, memos, abstracts,
eports, letters, emails, etc. The advanced oral communication components of the
course focus on planning, developing, and delivering dynamic, informative and
persuasive presentations. Advanced skills in effective teamwork, leadership,
listening, multimedia and computer generated visual aids are also emphasized.
Graduate students will have a successful communication experience working in a
functional team environment using a real time, online learning environment XXXXXXXXXXY',
…),
(2, 'CS 5303', 'Computer Science I', '3 semester credit hours',' Computer science
problem solving. The structure and nature of algorithms and their co
esponding
computer program implementation. Programming in a high level block-structured
language (e.g., PASCAL, Ada, C++, or JAVA). Elementary data structures: a
ays,
ecords, linked lists, trees, stacks and queues. ', … ),

(3, 'CS 5330', 'Computer Science II', '3 semester credit hours', ' Basic concepts of
computer organization: Numbering systems, two s complement notation, multi-level
machine concepts, machine language, assembly programming and optimization, su
outine
calls, addressing modes, code generation process, CPU datapath, pipelining, RISC,
CISC, and performance calculation. ', …), …

Hint. A sample code to extract all

elements in a web page.
html
ody>
h2>Finding HTML Elements by Tag Name
h2>
div id="main">
p>The DOM is very useful.
p>
p>This

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