Concepts Exam 1 Due Feb 13 At 11:59 PM, Points 50, Questions

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Concepts Exam 1 covers material from chapters 1 - 3 of Web Development & Design Foundations with HTML 5, 7th ed. You have three attempts to complete the concepts exam and 60 minutes per attempt (average completion time: 30 minutes). After your last attempt, you will be able to see the answers you submitted; and once all attempts are completed, or the due date has passed, Canvas will automatically keep the highest score. Correct answers for the concepts exam will be available at 12:00 a.m. following the due date, and will remain available for 48 hours only.

The concepts exam MUST be completed by the due date and time in order to be eligible for credit; late submissions and make-up work are not accepted. NOTE: Make sure to answer each question BEFORE advancing to the next; you will not be allowed to go back to a question once you click "Next". Additionally, because the exam questions are randomly chosen from a large pool, each attempt may contain different questions.

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The Concepts Exam 1 for a Web Development course requires students to demonstrate their understanding of foundational topics covered in chapters 1 through 3 of Web Development & Design Foundations with HTML5, 7th edition. The exam consists of 50 questions, allocated a total of 50 points, with a time limit of 60 minutes per attempt. Students are granted up to three attempts to complete the exam, with the best score being retained for grading purposes. The exam's multiple-choice questions are randomly selected from a substantial pool, ensuring variation across attempts, and students are advised not to revisit questions once they proceed to the next.

The primary purpose of this exam is to assess comprehension of basic web development principles, HTML5 syntax, web page structuring, and design concepts. Material from the specified chapters emphasizes a solid grasp of HTML tags, semantic elements, page layout, and fundamental web design principles. Success in this assessment depends on prior study of the chapters, effective time management, and strategic answering of questions.

It is imperative to complete the exam by the due date and time—February 13 at 11:59 pm—which aligns with institutional policies requiring timely submission for credit eligibility. No late submissions or make-up exams are permitted, underscoring the importance of thoughtful preparation and adherence to deadlines.

During the exam, students must carefully answer each question before moving forward, as returning to previous questions is not allowed once the "Next" button is clicked. This precaution encourages careful reading and decision-making to minimize errors within the limited timeframe. After all attempts are exhausted or the deadline passes, the highest achieved score is automatically recorded and retained in the grading system. Correct answers will be accessible starting February 14 at midnight, but only for 48 hours, emphasizing the importance of review within this window.

The exam's structure and policies highlight the importance of preparation, time management, and an understanding of core web development fundamentals, which are critical for progressing in web design competencies and for establishing a strong foundation in HTML5.

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