Final Exam: Novice Programmer


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Overview/Description

Final Exam: Novice Programmer will test your knowledge and application of the topics presented throughout the Novice Programmer track of the Skillsoft Aspire Web Programmer to Apprentice Programmer Journey.



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Lesson Objectives

Final Exam: Novice Programmer

  • allow users to update instances of your Django model by means of a UpdateView view
  • build a user login page in a web site using built-in Django objects
  • compute the cross-join of two relations
  • compute the inner join of two relations
  • compute the left outer join of two relations
  • connect to a MySQL server using a command line interface
  • convey notifications to your web site's users with flash messages
  • create a row-level trigger executed after inserts into a MySQL table
  • create a row-level trigger executed before inserts into a MySQL table
  • create a superuser for your Django project and sign in to the Django user administration app
  • create a virtual Python environment and install Django in it
  • create composite indices and drop indices
  • define a database index and enumerate advantages and disadvantages of indexing columns in a relation
  • define a logout template to serve as the logout page for your Django web site
  • define an entity in your Django application in the form of a model
  • define a trigger and enumerate use cases of triggers in a database system
  • define a view and enumerate applications of views
  • define the model for the profile of a user of your Django application
  • define the natural join operator
  • define the URL, view, and template for a new web page in a Django application
  • display all details of a Django model instance using the built-in DetailView view
  • enable the creation of new instances of your Django model by implementing a CreateView view
  • enumerate applications of stored procedures
  • enumerate attributes of keys, super-keys, and candidate keys
  • enumerate the ACID properties and their importance
  • generate a new app within a Django project
  • generate a new Django project and describe the various files that are created by this operation
  • identify commands that cannot be rolled back once executed
  • identify requirements that a database management system needs to satisfy
  • identify the correct data types and constraints for specific columns in a table schema
  • implement referential integrity checks using foreign key constraints
  • implement views in MySQL
  • install MySQL on different platforms
  • invoke a stored procedure and pass in required arguments
  • leverage stored procedures to control transaction execution
  • list the tasks involved in building a web site and how web frameworks can speed up the process
  • model relationships in a real-world scenario for use in a database system
  • prepare a small but meaningful relationships that can be used to work with data aggregation operators
  • present different views for users who are signed in to your Django web site as opposed to regular users
  • propagate a model definition to your project's database by generating and running a migration script
  • recall the steps and software required when processing web requests for static and dynamic web sites
  • recognize MySQL default behaviour
  • recognize the Django framework features that can help to simplify web development
  • rollback insert and update commands executed within a transaction
  • run simple queries using wildcards and where clauses
  • save the data submitted in a user registration form to the Django project database
  • set permissions for users to delete instances of your Django model and define the redirect URL for a successful delete
  • specify non-null constraints while creating tables
  • start a transaction and execute statements within it
  • start the built-in Django development server on the default port, as well a specified port
  • use relational and logical operators in the WHERE clause of MySQL queries
  • use the built-in generic ListView to list instances of a model in your Django project
  • use the DISTINCT keyword as well as the GROUP BY clause to identify duplicates and cardinality
  • use the Django Admin interface to create new users and groups
  • use the Django template language to generate a URL for a URL pattern
  • use the GROUP BY clause with important common aggregation functions such as SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX
  • use the LIKE and IN operators as well as wildcards in queries
  • use the manage.py script of a Django project to propagate model definitions to the database
  • use views to complex abstract queries in MySQL
  • view, update and create instances of your Django model from the built-in admin interface

    • Course Number:
    it_fewpap_03_enus

    Expertise Level
    Intermediate