JavaScript-Foundations

The module challenge is the afternoon project or assignment that students work through independently. This expands on the guided project completed earlier with the instructor.

• use let, const, var and demonstrate their differences.
• understand and be able to use different operators.
• write a basic for loop / while loop.
• write control flow using if/else statements.
• use function declarations, expressions, and arrow. functions and describe their differences

Carefully explain what the student will do in the challenge.

Explain the "why" behind the challenge. Homework for the sake of homework isn't motivating.

The module challenge should be the most practical application of the lesson content. It should represent the task or set of tasks that would best prepare the student for an analogous (and likely) real-world scenario.

As you provide a clear overview of the module challenge, make certain that the student (not just you) comprehends the relevance of this challenge in helping them realize their own goals of professional development. It's vital they understand how this is applicable in the workplace.

Here you'll describe the features and tasks that the student will need to complete in order to finish the module challenge.

Provide all necessary detail in either paragraph form,

1. using
2. a
3. numbered
4. list,

• or
• with
• a
• checklist.

Whatever manner most effectively communicates the information (consider whether a specific sequence is required or if illustrating a clear visual hierarchy would be beneficial).

Describe the tasks and features that would demonstrate a student's exceptional mastery of these principles — going above and beyond — but that exceeds what is required by the minimum expectations of the module challenge.

You can do this with full paragraphs or by using a checklist.

• or
• by
• using
• a
• checklist

You may wish to include an ordered list of step-by-steps instructions to guide the student

1. through
2. a
3. sequential
4. process.

If you're including tests, describe how to run the tests and any setup required. Be as detailed as possible – testing is an area many of our students struggle with.

Test 1

• Instructions

Describe how the student should deliver the completed challenge. If it's step-by-step,

1. include
2. a
3. numbered
4. list.

If you've prepared a grading rubric that will be used to evaluate the quality of a student's work on your module challenge assignment, include any instructions or relevant links below.

Grading rubric

Module challenge grading rubric