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MAINE
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HomeSurvey
Page Summary of
Survey Results
This survey was created by David Consalvi
last updated on December
08, 2008
for
Dr. Kwangsu Cho's
Web Application Course at the University
of Missouri
Final Project : Web Survey
Application
The goal of the final project is to scale up your project capability in a
close-authentic situation. All students are required to submit their final
projects.
In this project, you create a dynamic Web application with Asp.net, VB.net,
and SQL server express. The Web application is a survey system that collects
user inputs and summarizes the user inputs.
Please note that the
following description intentionally lacks many details. You should fill them up
with your imagination. Sometimes you may need to come up with your own how-to
logic. Please enjoy the freedom.
Functional Requirements:
- Include a home or starting page where you provide the
project title, your name, a short description about your survey, and two links
or buttons that move your user to the survey or summary page.
- The Survey Component
- Your system accepts a user name, a password, and answers, and then store
them into your database.
- User interfaces include at least 5 questions that your user should
answer. For example, a question could be like “Q1. What is 3+3?“ and its
items/choices are “1”, “4”, “6”, and “7”.
- One of your controls should be a dropdownlist whose items are populated
from your database table(s). Do NOT hard-code the items in your aspx page.
- Do not allow a user to miss any question and provide feedback to the
missing response.
- After answering the questions, the user should read a confirmation
message saying their answers have been successfully submitted.
- Allow an existing user to remove/modify his/her previous answers in the
database.
- The Summary Component
- On the separate summary page, show statistics including
- the total number of respondents to the survey, and
- the most frequently selected item and its frequency in each question.
- [Optional] Create any meaningful statistics for a bouns point.