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METROPOLITAN STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER
Omnibus Course Syllabus
School of FORMTEXT Letters, Arts, and Sciences
Department: FORMTEXT Mathematical and Computer Sciences Instructor: Aaron J. Gordon
Prefix and Course Number: FORMTEXT CSS 390N Semester/year offered: FORMTEXT Fall 2002
Banner Number (for Academic Affairs use):__________________________
Course Title: The Architecture of the Web
Credit Hours: 4 Contact Hours-students: 60 Total Other Hours*: F O R M T E X T
C o n t a c t H o u r s - f a c u l t y : 6 0
M e e t i n g T i m e s / D a t e s : F O R M T E X T
G r a d i n g M o d e ( s ) : F O R M T E X T L e t t e r S c h e d u l e T y p e ( s ) : F O R M T E X T L e c t u r e
P r e r e q u i s i t e s / C o r e q u i s i t e s : C .
C S I 3 9 0 F o r C S I 3 3 0 0 o r C o n s e n t o f I n s t r u c t o r
R e q u i r e d Reading Materials (author, title, publisher, copyright date):
The Architecture of the Web by Aaron Gordon, to be published
Evaluation of Student Performance:
Some or all of the following will be used: Projects, exams, quizzes, term paper
Specific (measurable) Student Behavioral Learning Objectives:
Students will interact with a Web server using Telnet and Java Sockets
Students will demonstrate knowledge of Web browser features by writing cliet-side JavaScript programs to interact with the Web browser
Students will demonstrate knowledge of the Web browser plug-in API by designing and writing their own browser plug-in program.
Students will demonstrate their knowledge of Java Applets by writing a Java Applet
Students will demonstrate knowledge of Server-side programming by writing a CGI-program to interact with user input to a Web page and by writing a Servlet.
Students will demonstrate knowledge of XML by designing their own DTD and implementing a way to display the XML information in a Web browser.
Students will demonstrate their knowledge of Web middleware through the implementation of a project that uses middleware.
Detailed outline of course content (major topics and subtopics) or outline of field experience/ internship (experience, responsibilities and supervision):
I. Overview
1) An overview of Networking
- ip address basics
- domain names
- dns
- routing
- tcp/ip
- logical ports and Telnet
2) A high-level overview of the World Wide Web
- The Browser
- The Server
3) HTTP
II. The Browser
4) HTML basics
5) The parts of the Browser
- back button, history list, ...
- page and its parts
- forms
- cookies
6) interacting with the Browser - (JavaScript)
- checking forms
- creating new pages
- handling images
- dialogs
- ...
7) running programs in the Browser - (Java Applets)
8) plugins
- how they work
- making your own
III. The Server
9) Normal Services
- how the server and the browser interact
- how the Apache server works
10) CGI scripts - (examples in Perl, C++ and Java)
11) Java Servlets
- server-side includes
- connecting to the browser
- connecting to a Java Applet
IV. Advanced Topics
12) XML
- DTD
- XLS
- DOM
- SAX
13) Middleware
- examples using WebObjects
Approved - Omnibus course:
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Department Chair Date
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Dean of School Date
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Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Date
Approved - Field Experience/Internship Only:
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Location of Internship
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Faculty Evaluation Group Date
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Field Supervisor** Date
**Approval by the Field Supervisor is required and must be indicated by the original signature of that supervisor on the syllabus.
Guidelines as set forth in the omnibus course section of the Bulletin must be followed. An accurate copy of each course syllabus must be on file in the Office of Academic Affairs prior to the listing of such course in any semester schedule.
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