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Exam Rules

This is a webcoding exam. You will be judged on HTML/CSS code, use of git, the ability to adapt existing code and putting your website online.
You can use ChatGPT for small specific questions. You may not ask for solutions to exercises. Teachers can ask to see your ChatGPT screen at any time.
You may use external sources; Google, online documentation, etc.
You may not use each other's code, you may not send code to each other, and you may not communicate with each other or others. Everyone writes their own unique code! Any suspicion of fraud (sharing code, helping, etc.) will be brought before the exam committee.
Discord or other chat tools may not be used. If we see an online communication tool on someone's screen, it will be an instant 0.

You will receive a github classroom link. You will clone this on your computer and work in this repository.
Everything you do needs to be committed and pushed to this repository. Work in small commits and commit often.
You use the designated directory's for each assignment. (assignment1, assignment2,...).

Work clean!
Test everything via the `Live server` plugin in VScode. This is how the exam will be reviewed. Teachers will not make changes to your code to make it work. Test before you submit!
Even if you are having a hard time, try to do what you can. Every little bit helps. It is not an “all or nothing” scenario, so trying is worthwhile! (and not penalized)
Google is your friend! (and don't forget w3schools, super handy!)
ChatGPT can be your friend, but be cautious. Our general advice is to limit or avoid ChatGPT use. We feel that it makes things harder rather than easier for many students. (ChatGPT is especially useful if you already have a good grasp of the material)