SCC Fall 2005 CISW410 Class Information Sheet

Instructor: Professor Sandy Feder

      feders@scc.losrios.edu
Office Phone: 558-2433 Office: B232       Business Div. Phone: 558-2581
Office Hours: TBD and on-line Extra Hours available by appointment or on-line

Title of Course: Middleware Web Scripting (with ASP and ASP.NET using C#)
Campus Web site: http://wserver.scc.losrios.edu
Prerequisites: CISW 300 Advised: CISW 310 and CISP 301 (or any programming language)       Units: 4.0

Open lab in room B151 on the first floor of the business building or B109 with approval. Class Web Sites: http://scc.losrios.edu/~lcc-1 or 165.196.201.8
blackboard.losrios.edu

Class Lecture/Lab: Monday 6-7:40pm in B109 We will co-mingle lecture and lab.
This class is a HYBRID course. Hybrid means that part of the time will be spent in class, and part of the time will be spent doing the work on your own. It would normally meet for 3 hours of lecture and 3 hours of lab each week plus have at least 6 hours of homework each week. Since it will only meet face to face for two hours a week, you must plan the time to spend another 4 hours plus 6 hours on homework each week. Class sessions each Monday evening are mandatory!
SCC B151 Computer Lab Hours: TBA
In addition to the class lecture hours, students will need to spend time on a computer connected to the internet to complete the homework assignments. Students should allow 2-6 or more hours of computer lab time for every one hour spent in the classroom. Since the lecture and lab will be intermingled, students should plan to attend the full session each class meeting. We will be learning something new each night and you won't want to miss any new materials. There will be handouts for each session that you need to get from the Blackboard Website if you are absent. You must already have a background in some programming language to take this course because we will build advanced programs in this class.

Course Description: Description: This course builds upon previous web publishing and web programming concepts using the A.S.P. (Active Server Pages) language. The primary focus of this course is the systematic study of the scripting language ASP as it applies to the development of interactive web sites. Topics include server side includes, dynamic XHTML, forms, client-side programming with Javascript, scripting with ASP, and web database interactivity with SQL Server 2000.

We will spend some time on ASP.NET in this course. We will use C# as the tool to write ASP.NET. Our Database will be MS SQL Server

Text(s): Developing Web Applications with ASP- Active Server Pages, Thom Luce, 1st Ed. Scott / Jones, Publishers, 2001, ISBN 1-57676-061-8. The textbook contains a CDROM that we will be using in class.

General Aims: To teach how to make dynamic pages for the World Wide Web using ASP, ASP.NET and MS SQL 2000. Specific Objectives: As a result of successful completion of this course the student should be able to:

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