Schedule
Lecture slides will be posted after class.
Most dates are tentative. The schedule will be updated as the semester progresses...
| WEEK | DAY | Lectures & Examples | Topic & Reading | Assignments |
Week 1 | Apr 22 | Introduction to the Web, Web Applications, HTML | Lab 0 - Static HTML tools, practice; wiki Read/watch how Google search works and Webmaster guidelines, summarize on Sakai Follow This Chart to Know If You Can Use an Image from the Internet, summarize on Sakai Readings/Summaries due by Wednesday at midnight | |
Apr 23 | Drop/Add ends | CSS Web Development Tools Course Projects | Lab 1 - CSS practice Email project preference to Professor Sprenkle by Wed at 5 p.m. | |
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Apr 25 | HTML Forms Usability Considerations | Lab 2 - HTML Forms Requirements Document, Workplan, Design Draft; Due Friday at midnight -- eye towards static mockup If you want to use your own machine, install Eclipse and make sure that it works before tomorrow's class. You'll probably download the installer and then you'll want to install Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java Developers. | ||
Apr 26 | Developing Web-based Software Java Servlets Java EE tutorial | Lab 3 - Servlets | ||
Week 2 | Apr 29 | Web Application Servers, Handling State | Lab 4 - Servlets: init, destroy, Configuration Parameters, Sessions Quality Attributes of Web Software Applications by Jeff Offutt - review on Sakai, Wednesday at midnight Project: Revise requirements, Static HTML Mockups - for each subteam -- create 3 mockups for the key pages in each feature - due Tuesday at midnight | |
Apr 30 | Java Server Pages (JSPs), Version control Git Review: Workflow, Git Handbook | Lab 5 - Git, JSPs Project: Revisions to Requirements, Work Plan; Static Mockups | ||
May 01 | Review project code base. Make a mental model. Come with questions | |||
May 02 | Client-side: JavaScript Databases, JDBC | Lab 6 - JavaScript programming - due tonight Lab 7 - SQL and JDBC - due Sunday night | ||
May 03 | Nika Pogrebna - Guest Speaker Alumni Panel - 1 p.m. in SciAdd 214 | Review project code base. Make a mental model. Come with questions | ||
Week 3 | May 06 | Project development tools | Read the Introduction and Chapters 1--3 of Don't Make Me Think, Third Edition and summarize on Sakai by 11:59 Monday night. Work on high-priority functionality | |
May 07 | Usability and Accessibility Discuss static mockups, initial functionality. Application State | Continuing project development -- High-Priority Functionality due Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Check in with Prof Sprenkle Thursday afternoon about questions for clients, next round of static mockups, and what you consider high-priority and what you will have completed. | ||
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May 09 | Exam | |||
May 10 | Richard Marmorstein - guest speaker | |||
Week 4 | May 13 | Meetings with Clients | Project Implementation, Monday check-in with client | |
May 14 | Web accessibility Project development | Project Implementation | ||
May 15 | Project Implementation, Prepare Demonstration | |||
May 16 | Wrap-up | |||
May 17 | Spring Term Festival, Demonstrations: 12-2 p.m. | Project Implementation, Documentation, Project Analysis -- Due Saturday at 5 p.m. | ||
May 18 | ||||