CEC 430 Full Stack Web Development Technologies Exam 2026
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CEC 430: Second semester examination for CEC430 Full Stack Web Development at the University of Buea, College of Technology, June 2026, instructed by Tchapga T. and Melingui M, PhD. Section I (Theory, 30 marks) has an 8-question multiple-choice part on Node.js modules, platforms, React.js advantages, props, the NodeJS events module, component return values, installing React, and the V8 engine, followed by open questions on React.js vs Node.js differences, MVC architecture, frontend vs backend development, HTTP requests/responses, and React Hooks (useState/useEffect) with a code snippet. Section II (Use Cases, 40 marks) is a scenario-based case study on building an Inventory Management System with React, Node.js/Express and MongoDB, covering backend architecture, Mongoose schema design, API routing, full CRUD API design with an Express.js code requirement, and integrating a Python/Flask machine-learning stock-prediction service.
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University of Buea
College of Technology - COT
Computer Engineering - CET
Full Stack Web Development Technologies
Exam · Second Semester · Level 400
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In React.js, identify the one which is used to pass data to components from outside a) Render with arguments b) setState c) PropTypes d) props e) Hide
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How many elements can a valid react component return? a) React doesn’t return element b) 1 Element c) More than 1 element d) None of the mentioned
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- CEC430 (CEC 430)
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- Exam
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- 2026
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- Level 400
- Semester
- Second Semester
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College of Technology - COTDepartment
Computer Engineering - CET
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