Internet Application Development
London Universal College

1. Course Lecturer
   • Soo-Hyun Choi
   • E-mail: soohyunc AT msn DOT com
   ※ All questions should be directed to the e-mail (i.e., no phone calls).

   　

2. Course Schedule
   • Friday 14:00 ~ 17:00
   • Lecture Room: 1A

   　

3. References
   • Raghu Ramakrishnan and Johannes Gehrke, "Database Management Systems (Third Edition)," McGraw-Hill Science
   • C. J. Date, "An Introduction to Database Systems," Addison Wesley Longman
   • Deitel & Deitel, "Internet & World Wide Web How To Program (2nd Edition)," Prentice Hall

   　

4. Course Contents
   • Part 1
     1. Introduction - Developing Web applications using Java Server Pages
     2. Dealing with the Browser
     3. Managing the Context
     4. The Old Curiosity Shop (Introducing a Sample Application)
     5. Connecting to Databases
     6. A Basic Database - Driven Shop
     7. PHP (Part 1)
     8. PHP (Part 2)
     9. Mobile Technologies - Extending the Range
     10. XML - A Basic Overview
     11. Web Services
     12. Revision Lecture
     13. Tutorials (Server-side Development)
     Lecture Notes for Part 1 (zipped PDF files with password protection)
     　
   • Part 2
     1. Introduction and Javascript
     2. JavaScript 1
     3. JavaScript 2
     4. Sessions and Cookies
     5. XML
     6. XSL and XSLT
     7. XML, DOM, and SAX
     8. XML, DTDs, and Schema
     9. Client-Server Interaction
     10. Protocols
     11. Security and Encryption
     12. Revision Lecture
     13. Tutorials (Client-side Development)
     Lecture Notes for Part 2 (zipped PDF files with password protection)

     　

5. Supplementary Lecture Notes
   • Lecture 1 (PDF) (09/09/05)
   • Lecture 2 (PDF) (16/09/05)
   These notes are password protected. You will have to send an e-mail to the course lecturer to get the password.

   　

6. Assignment
   • Reading Assignment #1 (no due date)
   • Homework #1 (due date: 06/10/2005)
   • Quiz #1 (PDF)

     Solution (PDF)
     Result

   　

7. Individual Programming Project (IPP)
   • IPP #1 (PDF) (due date: 29/09/2005)

     Tips on IPP #1 (J2EE and Tomcat Installation)
     Result

   　

8. Tentative Grading Policy
   • Assignment (10%)
   • IPP (20%)
   • Research Paper (30%)
   • Final Exam (40%)

   　

9. Useful Links

	Internet Application Development
	Browse Archives at groups.google.com

Last Update: 30/09/2005