Final Exam Draft – Accessability
I’m about to sit the final exam of my university degree this afternoon. It is for a unit called Internet Technologies, and I have to write two essays – “Pretend you are writing two articles for a technical magazine. You cannot select the topic you covered in your talk or project”. The list of topics are:
- C#
- ASP.NET
- Advanced ASP.NET: UserControls
- SQL Server 2005 & ADO.NET
- Handling session information in a ASP.NET application
- Security. Authorization and authentication in ASP.NET, .NET Framework and C#
- Design Patterns
- Intro to source code control & Use of CVS
- Intro to issue and bug tracking. Use of Issue/Bug Tracking software
- Open Source: The impact on corporate development practices
- Introduction to SOAP & Web Services
- XHTML and CSS2
- XML and XSLT
- LDAP and DirectoryServices in .NET
- Refactoring
- Agile processes & Extreme Programming
- Advanced C#: New features
- Team Foundation Server: Collaborative Development Environments
- .NET Compact Framework: Developing for PDAs and Phones
- C# and MS.NET vs Java J2EE: Pros and Cons
- Developing for Accessibility
- HCI Issues in web applications
Since my talk was on Design Patterns and my project was on Web Services, I have selected Developing for Accessibility and XML and XSLT. Since I have a pretty bad case of the flu, I thought I might draft them here first to try and coerce my brain into a thinking mode again. Wish me luck :)