IFSC 7310, H43. This one is due Saturday 2/18/2023
Instructions
- Please answer the questions below, posting the result in a document on your website, with a link to it from your home page.
- There is normally no need to send an
email when done, because we will go to your home page to find it. If doing it late, then you should send an email
reminding us to look for it again, so you get credit for doing it.
- Do not put your name or especially your T number on the HW. We can get to it from your website address, which we already have.
- Add more things to the form on your separate web page of HTML commands.
Make sure it is linked from your HW4 as the answer to this question,
so we don't have to hunt for it.
It is becoming a kind of dictionary of HTML commands.
The form should contain at least 15 more things:
- 13 different form components and variations of components
- an action attribute in the
<form action=yourActionHandlerGoesHere>
tag. The action attribute and its value, the action handler, should look like
action="https://www.w3schools.com/action_page.php"
W3schools.com has similar examples that you can use for help.
However the examples there specify the action attribute and value as
action="/action_page.php"
and not
action="https://www.w3schools.com/action_page.php"
Their way won't work outside of their site.
- A submit button (which you might potentially already have)
that submits your form to w3schools's handler php program,
action_page.php
- Recall HW3. What about it could be improved for next year's class? What about it is good and should be kept for next year's class?
- For some system at UALR like registration or whatever it might be, or for the process
of getting to UALR (involving travel authorizations and so on), analyze it using FMEA.
Then identify which possible causes are reasonable and which can be excluded.
Use this to give some suggestions about potential improvements.
- Apply the 5 Whys technique to the same problem.
- Compare the applicability and results of 5 whys? and Failure Mode Effects and Analysis (FMEA) on this problem,
and briefly discuss what kinds of problems would be more (or less) suitable for each technique.