We hope that you have enjoyed learning how to build a web application. The concepts you have mastered from this instruction are the same ones that professional software engineers use on a daily basis.
Always remember to continually invest in your capabilities, collaboration, curiosity, creativity, and Christlike skills as you make the world a better place.
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After completing the course, how familiar are you with the course outcomes?
Scale: Beginner|Intermediate|Proficient|Advanced|Expert
| id | statement |
|----|-----------|
|dev|**Full-Stack Web Application Development**|
|arch|**Web Architecture**|
|ai|**AI-Augmented Development**|
|sec|**Security and Societal Impact**|
|devop|**Deployment and Application Management**|
After everything has been graded, you should consider cleaning up your resources on AWS.
- Terminate your EC2 instance ($3.00 - $5.00/month depending upon instance type)
- Disassociate and release your elastic IP address ($3.00/month for unassociated instances)
- Make sure you do not have auto renew set for your domain name ($3.00/year for .click)
- Delete your Route 53 hosted zone for your domain name ($0.50/month)
- Clean up your security group and key pair. Note that there is no charge for these.
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