Your college has realized their report card generating system is broken! They've reached out to Site to see if interns would be willing to help them fix it.

At the moment they have the styling and general layout fixed, but they're missing valid JavaScript. Your job is to modify the script.js file with code that produces a working report card generator. They've sent over your grades for the year to use as a model.

Here are the goals they've outlined for their report card generator:

• Fill in the studentInformation with all of your student information.
• Use document.querySelector to save references to various HTML elements on the page. Those elements should include:
  • The student name span
  • The student advisor span
  • The student major span
  • The student grade span
  • The student graduation year span
  • The student-image img
  • The semester dropdown div
  • The semester dropdown h2 button
  • The semester dropdown label span
  • The "fall-semester" span in the dropdown menu
  • The "spring-semester" span in the dropdown menu
  • The "winter-term" span in the dropdown menu
  • The "report-card-table" div
  • A few others...

Example:

const dropdown = document.querySelector(".dropdown")

• Use the studentInformation object and update the inner html of student info section with your user data. Use the following functions to complete this section:
  • updateStudentName
  • updateStudentGradeLevel
  • updateStudentAdvisor
  • updateMajor
  • updateStudentGraduationYear
  • updateStudentImage

Example:

function updateStudentName(studentName) {
  studentNameElement.innerHTML = studentName
}

• Fill in the functions for updating the report card table with the proper html. Each function should add to the inner HTML of the report-card-table element.
• It might be useful to start by looking at the functions that will be used to recreate the table:
  • addReportCardHeaders
  • addCourseRowToReportCard
  • addTotalsRow
  • addGpaRow
• Each of these will be responsible for creating the HTML for different sections of the table, and then inserting them into the #report-card-table div. Make sure to use the already existing HTML as a guide (in some cases you'll barely need to change anything!).
• Once you've finished writing those functions, make sure to call them from within the updateReportCard function with the appropriate course for the current semester. Remember that the current semester is stored in the semester variable!

• Add a click event listener to the dropdown button that toggles the dropdown using the toggleDropdown function. This should open or close the dropdown menu.
• Add click event listeners to each of these three items:
  • fall-semester span
  • spring-semester span
  • winter-term span
• When any of the dropdown menu items are clicked the event listener callback should change the semester variable to the correct semester, call the updateReportCard function, and finally call the toggleDrodpown function.
• Modify the updateDropdownLabel function so that the inner HTML of the dropdown label is set to the value of the semester variable.

When this section is complete, you should be able to click on a new semester in the dropdown and see an entirely different set of courses, grades, and info in the report card table.

• Use additional query selectors to access the credits the student has earned for each course. Add them up and display the total in the proper location.
• Use query selectors to access the letter grades for each course and convert them to GPA points using the pointsLookup object.
• Then perform a quick calculation and update the report card with the total points and cumulative grade point average for the semester.
• Update the addUpStudentCredits and calculateSemesterGpa functions to store procedures for these updates. Then make sure to call them at the end of the updateReportCard function. Also ensure that the updateReportCard function is called as soon as the page loads.

• That English Literature grade is keeping us from all A's! Let's see if we can't update that to an A- since we definitely deserve it after a hard semester of work. Use query selectors and inner HTML to update that after all other updates have been run. DONT CHANGE THE GRADES OBJECT ITSELF!

• Inside the window.onload = function () block, add whatever functions should be run on page load to complete your report card generator!

Automated tests will run each time you save your work. Update the script.js file until all the tests are passing and you have 30 green checkmarks!

• MDN query selector docs
• MDN query selector all docs
• MDN classList docs
• MDN event listener docs
• MDN innerHTML docs
• MDN setAttribute docs
• MDN window onload docs