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Create a webpage using HTML only (no CSS, no JavaScript).

Your webpage must reproduce the structure shown in the reference layout provided (Your Full Name, tables, headings, lists, emojis, and links).

Follow the instructions below strictly.

Part 1 — Subject Information (3 marks)

At the top of the webpage:

  • Display a level-1 heading (<h1>) containing the text:

    “Your Full Name, Your Student Number”

  • Below it, add the heading “Part 1 — Subject Information” using <h2>.

  • Add a short paragraph stating:

    “Provide at least one subject row. Links must open in a new tab.”

Then create a bordered table with the following column headings:

  • Subject code and name

  • Lecture time

  • Lab time

  • Link

Fill one example subject row with any realistic sample data.

The link must open in a new tab using

target="_blank".

Part 2 — Academic Misconduct Types (4 marks)

Under a new <h2> heading titled “Part 2 — Academic Misconduct Types”, add a short paragraph stating:

“Two types from the UOW Academic Integrity page. Type is italic and blue, description is an unordered list, emoji is large.”

Then create a bordered table with three column headings:

  • Type

  • Description

  • Emoji

Add two rows, one for each academic misconduct type:

  • Cheating

  • Plagiarism

For each row:

  • Display the Type in italic and blue (e.g., <i><font color="blue">Cheating</font></i>).

  • Provide a description using an unordered list (<ul>) with at least two bullet points.

  • Display a large emoji (e.g., <font size="6">😮</font>).

Part 3 — Academic Consideration (3 marks)

Create a new <h2> heading titled “Part 3 — Academic Consideration”, followed by:

  • A short paragraph:

    “Provide three clear steps (ordered list) a UOW student must follow to apply.”

  • An ordered list (<ol>) containing three steps explaining how a student applies for Academic Consideration at UOW.

  • A short sentence describing acceptable supporting evidence, e.g.:

    “Examples include a medical certificate, official letters, police report or employer documentation.”

References Section (not marked, but required for structure)

At the bottom, include a heading “References”, followed by two clickable links to:

  • UOW — Academic Integrity (Students)

  • UOW — Academic Consideration

Each link must open in a new tab.

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