jQuery was introduced in January 2006 by John Resig at BarCamp NYC.

jQuery also offers functionality that allows developers to build plug-ins, in addition to the JavaScript library. This allows for the development of abstractions for animation and low-level interaction, sophisticated effects and themeable, high-level widgets. The modular mechanism of the jQuery library facilitates the development of highly effective, potent Web applications and Web pages.

The jQuery library provides several user friendly strategies and functions for rich application development. Because the functions of jQuery are simple, it is very popular among developers. jQuery may be used in all Web based applications, in spite of the technology. It may be used with ASP, PHP, JSP, CGI, Servlets and most Web programming languages.

• Learn key jQuery concepts like callbacks and event handlers.
• Understand the Document Object Model (DOM) and how JavaScript manipulates objects in the DOM.
• Traverse the DOM.
• Show, hide and toggle DOM elements.
• Create forms to gather input from the user.
• Manipulate the attributes of DOM elements.
• All previous standards (last review's objectives) are in place
• Site uses branching to return suggestion
• jQuery is used to show and hide suggestion after questions are answered and submitted
• Form gathers input from the user
• Variable names are descriptive of what they represent
• Web page is styled using Bootstrap and custom CSS
• You are able to discuss the flow of your code and the concepts behind it with an instructor using correct terminology.