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Web Base Concepts Course Descriptions

The document outlines a semester-long, three-credit hour course on Web-Based Concepts and Technology aimed at information providers and web developers. It covers essential topics such as client-server technologies, HTML, PHP, and MySQL, with a structured weekly curriculum and various modes of delivery including lectures and lab sections. Recommended reading materials include several key texts on PHP, MySQL, CSS, and JavaScript.

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Web Base Concepts Course Descriptions

The document outlines a semester-long, three-credit hour course on Web-Based Concepts and Technology aimed at information providers and web developers. It covers essential topics such as client-server technologies, HTML, PHP, and MySQL, with a structured weekly curriculum and various modes of delivery including lectures and lab sections. Recommended reading materials include several key texts on PHP, MySQL, CSS, and JavaScript.

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A.

Web-Base Concepts & Technology

Web based Concept is one semester three credit hour course. The course aims at gearing towards
information providers and web developers who wish to acquire a solid background in the
standards, protocols and technologies needed to operate professional and commercial websites.

B. Course Objectives

1.1 Once passed, the students have

• Explored broad range of client and server-based technologies needed to build dynamic,
interactive and scalable web applications.
• Understood the underlying protocols behind current web technologies.
• Understood how to Install WAMP/XAMP.
• Understood the use of HTML in Web page design.
• Understood how to design forms.
• Understood the use of PHP to create dynamic and interactive web page.
• Understood the role of MySQL in web based design.

C. Course Content

Week 1: Structure of Internet and Protocols


Week 2: HTML Basic
Week 3: HTML Tables
Week 4: Hyperlinks, Anchors and links
Week 5: Forms and Input
Week 6: Introduction of CSS to HTML
Week 7: General Syntax
Week 8: Mid Semester
Week 9: Introduction to PHP
Week 10: Logical Statements
Week 11: PHP Loops
Week 12: File Handling
Week 13: Introduction to MySQL
Week 14: Creation of Database
Week 15: Revision
Week 16: Examination

D. Mode of Delivery
• Lecture
• Tutorial
• Assignment
• Group work
• Lab. Sections

E. Reading Reference

1. Lane, D. and Williams, H.E. (2004) Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL.
Second Edition. Sebastopol: O’Reilly Media.
2. Stobart, S. (2002) ESSENTIAL PHPFAST: Building Dynamic Web Sites with MySQL.
London: Springer-Verlag.
3. Stobart, S. and Vassileiou, M. (2004) PHP and MySQL Manual: Simple, yet Powerful Web
Programming. London: Springer-Verlag.
4. CSS: The Missing Manual by David Sawyer McFarland
5. JavaScript, The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan.
6. Agile Web Development with Rails by David Heinemeier Hanson.
7. Python Web Development with Django by AdrainHolovaty.

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