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What is typically required for a solution to be considered effective?

  • The solution must be the quickest available option.
  • The solution should have minimal implementation costs.
  • The solution must be innovative and never used before.
  • The solution should address the root cause of the problem. (correct)

Which approach is least likely to contribute to long-term problem resolution?

  • Engaging stakeholders in the decision-making process.
  • In-depth analysis of the problem's history.
  • Regular monitoring and evaluation of outcomes.
  • Temporary fixes that provide immediate relief. (correct)

What factor is critical in ensuring stakeholder buy-in for a solution?

  • The solution must demonstrate clear benefits to stakeholders. (correct)
  • The solution should be based solely on expert recommendations.
  • The solution must align with stakeholders’ personal interests.
  • The solution requires minimal effort from stakeholders.

What role does data analysis play in problem-solving?

<p>It provides insights that help in understanding the problem better. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of ongoing feedback in the problem-solving process?

<p>It helps in refining solutions based on real-world effectiveness. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary aim of implementing problem-solving strategies?

<p>To achieve effective resolutions to challenges (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a common misconception about the role of feedback in solving problems?

<p>Feedback is unnecessary once a solution is chosen (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which approach is least likely to facilitate successful problem resolution?

<p>Discarding input from team members (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What factor often contributes to the failure of implemented solutions?

<p>Ignoring the needs of key stakeholders (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can data analytics be misconceived in problem-solving?

<p>It's only useful post-implementation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Programming Language

A system of symbols used to communicate tasks to a computer, with enough detail for the computer to execute them.

HTML Element

A building block in a webpage, structured through tags that define content and layout.

CSS Styling

A way to format HTML elements, controlling aspects like color, layout, and text styles.

Responsive Web Design

Adjusting web pages to fit different screen sizes and devices (e.g., mobile phones, tablets, computers).

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Viewport

The visible area of a webpage on a user's device.

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Media Queries

CSS rules that apply different styles based on the screen size or type of device (e.g., mobile, desktop).

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Semantic HTML Elements

HTML elements that clearly express their meaning and purpose (e.g., header, navigation, aside).

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HTML Tags

Keywords in HTML that describe and structure webpage content.

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Calculation (Computation)

Any process carried out by a computer, including mathematical tasks, processing data, and displaying text.

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Program (Code)

A set of instructions that tell a computer what to do.

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Study Notes

Lecture 1. Programming Languages

  • Definition of a programming language

    • System of symbols used for communication
    • Programming language (programming language)
      • System of symbols used by humans to communicate tasks in an unambiguous way with sufficient detail for computer interpretation (execution)
      • Programming language (PL) is a system of symbols for describing calculations in a form readable by both humans and computers

  • Computation (calculation)

    • Any process performed by a computer (mathematical calculations, data processing, text processing, saving and retrieving information)

  • Program (program, code)

    • Specification of a calculation

Lecture 2. HTML Basic Concepts and Elements. Text Content

  • Modern web solutions
  • Basic HTML concepts
  • HTML documents
  • HTML elements/tags from nesting
  • HTML DOCTYPE declaration
  • HTML elements/tags for header information on a web page
  • HTML elements/tags to describe the content and structural characteristics of a web page
  • HTML elements/tags for text content

Lecture 3. HTML Development. Tables and Multimedia

  • HTML development
  • HTML elements/tags for table content
  • HTML elements/tags for multimedia content
  • HTML elements/tags for grouping

Lecture 4. CSS

  • Basic CSS
  • CSS styles for formatting HTML documents
  • CSS styles for formatting color and background
  • CSS styles for formatting text
  • CSS styles for formatting lists
  • CSS styles for formatting tables
  • CSS styles for formatting layout

Lecture 5. Holistic Web Design

  • Responsive Web Design
  • HTML and CSS. Holistic Web design
  • HTML Semantic elements
  • Header- defines a header- of document or section
  • Nav- defines navigational links
  • Section - defining a section in a document
  • Article- defines self-contained, independent content
  • Aside- defines content located outside the main content
  • Footer- defines concluding section of a document or section
  • Details- defines details that can be opened or closed by the user
  • Summary- defines the header for the element
  • Div- containers

Responsive Web Design. Viewport

  • Viewport is the visible area for the user on a webpage.
  • It varies based on the device: smaller on a mobile phone than on a computer screen.
  • In HTML5, a method for web designers to take control of the viewport window using tag was introduced

Responsive Web Design. Media Queries

  • @media is a CSS3 rule for applying different styles based on the size of the screen and device (orientation) as well as other constraints
  • @media allows you to write different styles for different devices: screen, print, tv, all, etc.

CSS Styles. Formatting

  • Styling Elements with CSS
  • Setting background color, images, and text formatting
  • Methods for applying CSS styles

HTML Elements/Tags

  • Tag for comments
  • Tag for address
  • Tag for other (horizontally dividing lines , and code/programming) elements

HTML, CSS, Holistic Web Design. Example 5

  • Webpage structure with DIV containers
  • Defining the layout and width proportionally depending on the device screen size
  • Adding style sheet to make the layout responsive.

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