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JSP JavaEE Teacher Guide

This 6-week beginner course teaches Java EE and JSP fundamentals with a focus on modern practices and real-world applications. Each week includes lectures and practical labs covering topics such as JSP syntax, handling form data, JSTL, MVC architecture, and culminates in a mini project to create a Student Directory System. The course emphasizes good coding practices and avoids outdated syntax, providing students with hands-on experience in web development using Java technologies.

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JSP JavaEE Teacher Guide

This 6-week beginner course teaches Java EE and JSP fundamentals with a focus on modern practices and real-world applications. Each week includes lectures and practical labs covering topics such as JSP syntax, handling form data, JSTL, MVC architecture, and culminates in a mini project to create a Student Directory System. The course emphasizes good coding practices and avoids outdated syntax, providing students with hands-on experience in web development using Java technologies.

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Java EE + JSP Beginner Course: 6-Week Teacher Guide

Java EE + JSP Beginner Course: 6-Week Teacher Guide (4 Hours per Week)

Overview:

This 6-week course introduces students to the fundamentals of Java EE and JSP with a modern,

real-world-focused approach. The plan avoids outdated syntax like <%! ... %> and emphasizes good

practices such as MVC and JSTL. Each week contains 2 hours of lecture and 2 hours of practical lab.

Week 1: Introduction to Java EE and JSP

Lecture (2 hrs):

- What is Java EE?

- What is JSP? Role in MVC.

- JSP File Structure and Lifecycle

- Comparison: JSP vs Servlet

Practical (2 hrs):

- Create HelloWorld.jsp page

- Show current date with <%= new java.util.Date() %>

- (Optional) View generated Servlet code

Week 2: Basic JSP Syntax

Lecture (2 hrs):

- JSP Scriptlet <% %>, Expression <%= %>, and Directive <%@ %>

- Why avoid <%! ... %> in real-world projects

Practical (2 hrs):

- Create a JSP page using variables and expressions

- Compare same result using Servlet

Week 3: Handling Form Data


Java EE + JSP Beginner Course: 6-Week Teacher Guide

Lecture (2 hrs):

- HTML Forms in JSP

- How to use request.getParameter()

- Passing data using request.setAttribute() and request.getAttribute()

Practical (2 hrs):

- Build a login form in JSP

- Display submitted data on a new JSP page

Week 4: JSTL and Expression Language (EL)

Lecture (2 hrs):

- Why JSTL and EL?

- JSTL core tags: <c:out>, <c:forEach>, <c:if>, <c:set>

- How to declare tag libraries in JSP

Practical (2 hrs):

- Create a sample product list using ArrayList in Servlet

- Loop and display products in JSP with <c:forEach>

- Use EL ${} to access values

Week 5: MVC with JSP + Servlet

Lecture (2 hrs):

- MVC Pattern: Controller, View, Model

- How to pass data from Servlet to JSP

- Role of request/response/session

Practical (2 hrs):

- Create a Student List using Servlet and JSP


Java EE + JSP Beginner Course: 6-Week Teacher Guide

- Add sample student data in Servlet

- Display in JSP using EL and JSTL

Week 6: Mini Project + Review

Lecture (2 hrs):

- Recap of full course

- Mini Project Planning

- Assign group roles (Developer, UI Designer, Tester)

Practical (2 hrs):

- Start Mini Project (see below)

- Help students test and debug their work

Mini Project Idea: Student Directory System

Features:

- Show student list (name, email, course)

- Add new student (form input)

- Servlet stores list in memory or ArrayList

- JSP displays students using JSTL

Starter Files to Include:

- index.jsp (Home Page)

- addStudent.jsp (Form to add student)

- listStudents.jsp (Display student list)

- Student.java (Model class)

- StudentServlet.java (Controller)

- web.xml or @WebServlet configuration

End of Guide

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