CS476: Checking Module Backend Connection

Graphics content developed by Chris Tralie. Module autograding ecosystem designed by Chris Tralie and Bill Mongan.

Exercise Goals

The goals of this exercise are:
  1. To configure the VPN on your machine for future exercises
Students will be completing online, interactive pre-class modules to learn topics before class. Part of these modules will involve completing small code exercises live in the browser to check comprehension. In order to get credit for completing these exercises correctly, students must either be on campus, or they must be connected to the Ursinus VPN. If you are off campus, please follow the directions at this link to setup the VPN on your machine (If you have an operating system other than Mac or Windows, please contact me and I can help you). Once you are either on campus or connected to the VPN, enter your netid and hit the "run" button below. If everything is as it should be, you will get an e-mail confirming your submission, and you will automatically receive 2 points on Canvas. Otherwise, after about a minute, you will receive a popup error that you are unable to connect.

Enter your Ursinus netid before clicking run. This is not your ID number or your email. For example, my netid is ctralie (non Ursinus students can simply enter their name to get this to run, but they won't get an e-mail record or any form of credit)

Netid
Clicking Run below will check your work and, if it passes, will submit your work automatically. You must be connected to the VPN for submission to be successful! You will receive a copy of your code via e-mail, so you'll know that it was submitted if you receive that e-mail!

Student Code

function printHello() { console.log("Hello world!"); }

Test Block

printHello();

Output