Fundamentals of Web Development, 2nd edition, Connolly/Hoar, copyright 2017.
Prerequisite: MIS 310.
A structured approach to building and maintaining dynamic and interactive Web sites.
With an emphasis on application, design and development, students will gain a thorough
understanding of server-side scripting, form validation, and Web-site security while
advancing their understanding of database design principles and SQL. Students will
create a database-driven Website.
| Monday | Topic | Wednesday | Topic | Friday | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 August | Course Introduction | 23 August | Chapters 1 & 2 | ||
| 26 August | Lab 1: HTML Review due: 2200 |
28 August | Chapter 5: HTML Forms | 30 August | Lab 2: HTML Forms due: 2200 |
| 2 September | No class | 4 September | Hurricane Dorian Closure | 6 September | Hurricane Dorian Closure |
| 9 September | Chapter 8: JavaScript I Chapter 9: JavaScript II Ch 1-3 Quiz due: 2200, 13 Sep |
11 September | Chapter 9: JavaScript II Chapter 10: jQuery |
13 September | Lab 3: JavaScript due: 2200, 13 Sep |
| 16 September | Chapter 11: PHP I Ch 5 Quiz due: 2200, 20 Sep |
18 September | Lab 4: Using Satoshi due: 2200 |
20 September | Chapter 11: PHP II |
| 23 September | Chapter 12: PHP Arrays & Superglobals Ch 8-10 Quiz due: 2200, 27 Sep |
25 September | Lab 5: PHP due: 2200, 27 Sep | 27 September | Chapter 12 cont Exam 1 Review |
| 30 September | Exam 1 - in-class Exam 1 - on-line due: 2200, 1 Oct |
2 October | Exam Reflection | 4 October | No class Begin Lab 6: Form Processing due: 2200, 9 Oct |
| 7 October | Chapter 12 cont Lab 6 cont Ch 11-12 Quiz due: 2200, 14 Oct |
9 October | Finish Lab 6 | 11 October | No class |
| 14 October | Begin Lab 7: Arrays and Loops due: 2200, 18 Oct |
16 October | Lab 7 cont | 18 October | No class Finish Lab 7 |
| 21 October | Lab 7 - extended | 23 October | Chapter 14: Working with Databases | 25 October | Chapter 14 cont Begin Lab 8: Database Retrieval due: 2200, 28 Oct |
| 28 October | Finish Lab 8 Ch 14 Quiz due: 2200, 4 Nov |
30 October | Begin Lab 9: User Registration due: 2200, 4 Nov (ext 6 Nov) | 1 November | Lab 9 cont |
| 4 November | Finish Lab 9 | 6 November | Exam 2 Review | 8 November | Exam 2 |
| 11 November | Exam Reflection | 13 November | Chapter 16: Managing State Ch 16 Quiz due: 2200, 15 Nov |
15 November | Chapter 18: Security |
| 18 November | Chapter 18 cont Ch 18 Quiz due: 2200, 2 Dec |
20 November | Chapter 18 cont | 22 November | Begin Lab 10: Login, sessions, https due: 2200, 2 Dec |
| 25 November | Lab 10 cont | 27 November | No class | 29 November | No class |
| 2 December | Finish Lab 10 | 4 December | Wrap-up/Review | 6 December | Final Exam (0800-1100) |
NOTE: items typically due at 2200 NOT midnight
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