Multimedia and
advanced web is a course introduced at the sixth level to help students in
creating dynamic web pages and in understanding the related techniques and
concepts. Its code is CT410 for more information follow the following links
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Course Description
The
goal of this
course is to
get students acquainted
with the latest Multimedia and web
application development Tools. The students will acquire advanced skills in web
development along with the real hands on experience to build complex web applications.
After having completed this course, students will have a thorough knowledge of
all advanced web technologies. Topics include
the Multimedia technologies,
web development process,
advanced layout and
design features, advanced study
of scripting languages,
Adobe flash action
scripting web application
designing patterns, web services,
Database concepts for
web and the
latest web development
technologies introduced by Microsoft and Oracle.
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Course Objective
1. To understand the Essentials of Web
Application Development.
2. To understand the concept of Web Application Development and
its Architecture.
3. To understand and practice embedded dynamic scripting on client
side Internet Programming.
4. To understand the differences between client side &
server side technologies to develop WebApplication.
5. To understand and practice on latest web devotement tools for
web application development.
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References
Required:
1. Deitel&Deitel ―Internet & World Wide Web How to
Program‖, Fourth Edition Prentice Hall, 2008.
3.
Programming the
www by Robert Sabesta, Prentice Hall Publication House.
4. Fundamentals of Multimedia Authors: Li, Ze-Nian, Drew, Mark
S., Liu, Jiangchuan.
5. Sams Teach Yourself J2EE in 21 Days (2nd Edition) 2nd Edition
by Martin Bond , Debbie Law , Andy Longshaw , Dan Haywood , Peter
Roxburgh
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6. Professional ASP.NET 4 in C# and VB,BillEvjen, Scott
Hanselman, Devin Rader.
Recommended:
1. Head First Servlets and JSP: Passing the Sun Certified Web
Component Developer Exam byBryan Basham (Author), Kathy Sierra (Author), Bert
Bates.
2. Java EE 7: The Big Picture by Dr. Danny Coward (Author).
3. Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide, Business thinking and strategies
behind successful Web 2.0implementations, By Amy Shuen, O'Reilly Media.
Prerequisite:
Web
programing (204 نقت)
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Evaluation Method
1. Mid Term -1 : 20 Marks
2. Mid Term -2 : 20 Marks
3. Class Work (Attendance / Lab Work/ Quiz) : 20 Marks
4. Final Exam (End Term) : 40 Marks
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Lectures schedule
Weeks
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Topic
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assignments
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Remarks
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1,2
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4,5
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6
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MID TERM – I
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7,8
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JavaScript
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Sheet4
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10,11
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12
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MID TERM – 2
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Code
Fig.
2.1
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First
HTML5 example.
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Fig.
2.2
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Heading elements h1 through h6.
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Fig.
2.3
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Linking to other web pages
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Fig.
2.3
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Linking to other web pages.
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Fig.
2.4
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Linking to an e-mail address.
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Fig.
2.6
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Including images in HTML5 files.
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Fig.
2.7
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Images as link anchors. (Part 1 of 2.)
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Fig.
2.9
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Inserting special characters.
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Fig.
2.10
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Unordered list containing hyperlinks.
(Part 1 of 2.)
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Fig.
2.11
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Nested lists and ordered lists. (Part 1
of 3.)
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Fig.
2.12
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Creating a basic table. (Part 1 of 3.)
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Fig.
2.13
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Complex HTML5 table. (Part 1 of 2.)
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Fig.
2.14
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Form with a text field and hidden
fields. (
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Fig.
2.15
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Form using a variety of components
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Fig.
2.16
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Internal hyperlinks to make pages more
navigable. (
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Fig.
6.1
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Displaying a line of text.
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Fig.
6.2
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Printing one line with separate
statements.
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Fig.
6.3
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Alert dialog displaying multiple lines.
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Fig.
6.4
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Some common escape sequences.
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Fig.
6.5
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Prompt box used on a welcome screen.
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Fig.
6.7
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Addition script. (Part 1 of 2.)
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Fig.
6.14
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Using equality and relational operators
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