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| Checklist point | Evidence (filename(s) and line number(s) and/or short desciption) |
|-------------|------------|
| write a simple server script which is capable of serving a web application written in Python | mysimpleServer.py |
| retrieve one or more documents or rows from one or more collections or tables | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 45 |
| iterate over documents returned in a results cursor object | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 37 |
| filter and/or sort documents in the result set based on some simple criteria | In the cgi-bin in the myserve_cat.py file on line 45 |
| perform more advanced filtering and/or aggregation operations in a database query | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 30 |
| handle a POST request made via an HTML form in a server-side script | mysimpleServer.py on line 19 |
| demonstrate consideration for Separation of Concerns through the modularisation (separation) of related code | in the cgi-bin, in utils.py on line 12 |
| demonstrate an awareness of how related data is modelled in the database | in cgi-bin, in myserve_cat.py on line 6,45,59,81 and 87|
| design and implement an original functional feature in a Python web app |In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 45 |
| other relevant extension of the taught material (if applicable) | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 48-52,62,63 |
| make a Python script self-executable | in mysimpleServer.py on line 4-10 |
| utilise a range of Python's built-in functions and methods | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 6,7,9 and 10 & in mysimpleServer.py line 13 and 14 |
| make use of user-defined functions | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 3, 15 |
| design and implement reuseable functions | In the cgi-bin folder in the myserve_cat.py file on line 48-52,62,63 |
| retrieve one or more documents or rows from one or more collections or tables | In cgi-bin folder, in myserve_cat.py file on line 45,59,81 & 87 |
| iterate over documents returned in a results cursor object | In cgi-bin folder, in myserve_cat.py file on line 37 |
| filter and/or sort documents in the result set based on some simple criteria | In cgi-bin in, myserve_cat.py file on line 45 & 59 |
| perform more advanced filtering and/or aggregation operations in a database query | In cgi-bin folder, in the myserve_cat.py file on line 30 |
| handle a POST request made via an HTML form in a server-side script | In mysimpleServer.py on line 19 |
| demonstrate consideration for Separation of Concerns through the modularisation (separation) of related code | In cgi-bin, in utils.py on line 12 |
| demonstrate an awareness of how related data is modelled in the database | In cgi-bin, in myserve_cat.py on line 6,45,59,81 & 87|
| design and implement an original functional feature in a Python web app |In cgi-bin folder, in myserve_cat.py file on line 45, 48-52,59 & 62-63 |
| other relevant extension of the taught material (if applicable) | In cgi-bin folder in, myserve_cat.py file on line 48-52 & 62-63 |
| make a Python script self-executable | in mysimpleServer.py on line 1-2 & 4-10 |
| utilise a range of Python's built-in functions and methods | In cgi-bin folder, in myserve_cat.py file on line 3,6,7,9-10,56,63 & 76 & in mysimpleServer.py line 13 and 14 |
| make use of user-defined functions | In myutils.py from line 12 onwards & in cgi-bin folder, in myserve_cat.py file on line 3 |
| design and implement reuseable functions | In cgi-bin folder, in myserve_cat.py file on line 48-52 & 59-63 & in myutils.py from line 12 onwards |
