Spring Semester 2008

Week Seventeen (04/29-05/02)

FINAL EXAMS WEEK. (Our exam is on 05/01 in LH102 @5-7pm)

Week Sixteen (04/22-24)

Lectures Twenty-Seven, Twenty-Eight:

• topics to be announced

(Individual presentations and/or popular web development frameworks - part II).

We are here.

Week Fifteen (04/15-17)

Lectures Twenty-Five, Twenty-Six:

• Ajax (from Books24x7 reference) on Tue: code
• ASP.NET 2.0 with C#: Murach's chapter one, two

(Individual presentations and/or popular web development frameworks - part I).

Week Fourteen (04/08-11)

Lectures Twenty-Three, Twenty-Four:

• reading assignment: text, chapters 18, 19
• using JDBC in standalone Java programs, servlets, JSPs.
• course wrap-up: program transformations; finite state machines for the web

Other project ideas(to be presented in class):

• NetConnect4 (multiplayer game in Java),
• older shopping cart (part two, one)
• a Javascript shopping cart
• a Javascript tetris game

Also useful: Access database for Homework Three, current project blog.

Week Thirteen (04/01-03)

Lectures Twenty-One, Twenty-Two:

• reading assignment: text, chapters 18, 19
• client-side, server-side state with Java servlets/JSPs
  Code we developed in class on Thursday (and the starting template).

Week Twelve (03/25-27)

Lectures Nineteen, Twenty:

• reading assignment: text, chapters 17, 18
• introduction to Java servlets, Java Server Pages (JSP)
  The code we developed in class today.

Week Eleven (03/18-20)

Lectures Nineteen, Twenty:

• reading assignment: text, chapter 16
• installation of Tomcat
  Six pages about Tomcat installation:
  1. page 136
  2. page 137
  3. page 138
  4. page 139
  5. page 140
  6. page 141

Week Ten (03/09-15)

SPRING BREAK

Week Nine (03/04-06)

Lectures Seventeen, Eighteen:

• reading assignment: text, chapter 15
  notes from the past resembling chapter 15
  code we developed in class today: view source
• the flag quiz, sample midterm in Javascript/DHTML
  code developed in class: one, two (view source).
• Ajax

Week Eight (02/26-28)

Lecture Fifteen:

• midterm exam in class (written, closed book)
• Fall 2007 Midterm Exam

Lecture Sixteen:

• reading assignment: text, chapter 13 (state machines for the web)

  Seven stages to getting started with a registration system in PHP:
  stage one
  stage two
  stage three
  stage four
  stage five
  stage six
  stage seven

• semester project:

  a completely worked-out example
  some thoughts and guidelines on choosing a project (from the past)

Week Seven (02/19-21)

Lectures Thirteen, Fourteen:

• reading assignment: text, chapter 12; text, p. 66 (sample midterm exam)
• review chapters 1-11 in preparation for the exam next week
• problem we worked out in class: stage one, completed, PHP conversion (more to come soon).

Week Six (02/12-14)

Lectures Eleven, Twelve:

• reading assignment: text, chapter 11
• implementation of sessions in CGI/Perl, program transformations
• notes written in the first lecture of the week (Tue)
• program developed in class today: code, database setup
• note the program uses redirection to send the session id to the user

Week Five (02/05-07)

Lecture Nine:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 41-46, 55-59
• wrap up Homework Three, introduction to basic PHP
• lecture notes as developed in class (raw format)

Lecture Ten:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 59-64
• server-side state: PHP sessions
• lecture notes as developed in class (raw format)

Week Four (01/29-31)

Lecture Seven:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 30-31
• program developed in class (source code)

Thanks to those who helped with the program today:

Lecture Eight:

• reading assignment: text, p. 64 (review)
• program developed in class (source code)
• the shuffle program (source code) helping with splice, Homework Two

Thanks to those who helped with the program today:

Week Three (01/22-24)

Lecture Five:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 47-50
• install MySQL, define database, populate it with data

Lecture Six:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 51-53
• install PHP, verify access to MySQL (from PHP, Perl, Python, see below)
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/php for PHP source code
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/perl for CGI/Perl source code
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/python for CGI/Python source code

With respect to Python http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/cgipython is an interesting example.
See http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lab2q/lesson_1/ for the Python/CGI tutorial from the Univ. of Virginia (appears on the Resources page too).

Week Two (01/15-17)

Sample programs we are interested in this week:

• silly card game (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/cards)
• simple addition quiz (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/quiz)
• paper, rock, scissors (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/prs)
• a simple flag quiz (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/hwTwo)
• simple gauge script (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/three)
• the Lindley portfolio (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/portfolio)
• basic calculator (http://silo.cs.indiana.edu:9306/cgi-bin/calculator)

Lecture Three:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 21-27

Lecture Four:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 28-32
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a290-web/spr2008/two.html for a summary of this week
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/0117.txt for the program developed in class today
• documentation for CGI.pm: http://search.cpan.org/src/LDS/CGI.pm-3.33/cgi_docs.html (appears on the Resources page too).

Week One (01/08-10)

Lecture One:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 1-8
• mainly HTML, in the context of Apache installation
• basic overview of the class (syllabus, grading, exam dates)

Lecture Two:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 8-16
• installation of Apache, basic Unix commands
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a290-web/spr2008/one.html for a summary of this week

The list of students and their assigned ports for this semester can be found here.