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The course 'Introduction to Internet Programming' focuses on client and server programming using Windows, Visual Studio, and IIS, featuring eight weekly labs and a final project to build a compliant website. Key programming languages covered include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C#, XML, XSLT, SQL, and Linq, alongside important concepts like the flow model, box model, DOM, and ASP.Net MVC. The class structure includes lectures and labs, with a final demonstration of the developed website at the end of the course.

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The course 'Introduction to Internet Programming' focuses on client and server programming using Windows, Visual Studio, and IIS, featuring eight weekly labs and a final project to build a compliant website. Key programming languages covered include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C#, XML, XSLT, SQL, and Linq, alongside important concepts like the flow model, box model, DOM, and ASP.Net MVC. The class structure includes lectures and labs, with a final demonstration of the developed website at the end of the course.

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Introduction to

Internet Programming

Jim Fawcett
CSE686 – Internet Programming
Spring 2014
Scope of Course
 Programming models for client and server
− Windows platfrom, using Visual Studio and IIS
 Eight labs – one due each week
− Develop web pages and applications based on
current lecture
 Final Project
− Build a web site compliant with one of several
project specifications
− Will include Asp.Net MVC, Javascript, database
programming, and development of a web
service.
Things to absorb
 Programming Languages
− HTML - HyperText Markup Language
• Semantic structure
− CSS - Cascading Style Sheets
• Presentation with style formatting
− Javascript
• Behavior – programmed responses to events (mouse clicks,
hover, …)
− C# Programming Language
• A Java like language in the C/C++ family
• Server-side programs that control how pages are generated.
− XML - eXtensible Markup Language
• A representation of structured data
− XSLT - XML Stylesheet Language Transformations
• Supports the separation of content from structure
− SQL and Linq - Structured Query Languages
• Used to manage data in Relational Databases like SQL Server
More Things to Absorb
 Flow model
− Determines how a browser renders HTML
 Box model
− Cascading styles manipulate properties of boxes around HTML
elements
 DOM – Document Object Model
− Browsers construct an internal parse tree when a page is loaded
− Each node in tree corresponds to an HTML element, attribute, or text
− The DOM provides an interface to the parse tree to support
programming with Javascript and CSS
 ASP.Net Page and Control model
− How Asp generates HTML to satisfy a browser request
 ASP.Net MVC
− Model-View-Controller structure supports building complex websites
that use loose coupling to gracefully support change
 Server-side object models
− Request, Response, Session, Application, …
 Relational data model
− Used to design data tables and relationships between tables
Structure of Course
 Class meets once each week
− Lectures occupy about half that time
− The rest you devote to labs
• Labs are checked at the end of each class
• Late fees levied if you don’t finish

− On the last day of classes you will


demonstrate your web site, a
culmination of everything you’ve learned
in CSE686

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