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FiAE-AP2: a study site for the IHK AP2 exam

Mohamad Almousli · 2026-10-05 · 1 min read

#web#javascript#ihk#study

AP2 is the second part of the final exam in the Fachinformatiker Anwendungsentwicklung apprenticeship. FiAE-AP2 is a study site for it: the exam's subject areas, quizzes, flashcards and crash courses in one place.

What is in it

The content is organised by the exam's areas: EUA, PS, Infrastruktur and WiSO. For each, there are topic pages to read, quizzes to test yourself and flashcards to drill, plus crash courses for the last stretch before the exam.

Plain JavaScript, no build step

There is no framework and no build. The site is plain JavaScript, so any static server can host it: `python3 -m http.server` in the folder is enough to run it locally. It is deployed as static files on this site.

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