Title Web
Technologies
Code IT-364
3
Theory/week:
Weight 3 Cr. Hrs.
Credit
Contact Hours 3 Hrs.
Hours
Lectures: 2
Duration 1.5 Hrs./Lecture
Prerequisite Programming Fundamentals, OOP
Prerequisite
Skills Comprehensive knowledge of basic programming concepts and oop.
Category IT-Core
Aims and
To introduce students with Web Systems and Technologies.
Objectives
The students will have strong concept of HTML & HTML5, css,
jquery, Asp.net.
The students will have firm understanding of Internet architecture.
Learning
The students will have profound knowledge of major WEB
Outcomes
technologies like html5, css, java scripting, jquery, and server side
languages.
The students will be capable of developing a complete web base
project..
Overview of WWW, Web Pages, Web Sites, Web Applications. Introduction
to HTTP, HTML & HTML5 Tags, and Dynamic Web Content.CSS and
CSS3. Client Side Programming: JavaScript: Basics, Expressions and
Syllabus Control Flow, Functions, Objects, and Arrays, Accessing CSS from
JavaScript. Form Handling. Server Side Programing: Programing in
ASP.Net.Introduction and server controls. SQL, SQL Functions. Cookies,
Sessions, and Authentication.Introduction to XML, Ajax, JQuery, Browsers
and the DOM. Designing a Social Networking Site
Beginning HTML, HXTML , CSS and Java Script by Jon Buckett
Text Book/
W3schools.com
Tutorial
Tizag.com
Web Application Architecture: Principles, protocols and practices by
Leon Shklar and Richard Rosen, Wiley; 2nd Edition (May 5, 2009).
ISBN-10: 047051860X
Web Technologies: A Computer Science Perspective by Jeffrey C.
Reference
Jackson, Prentice Hall; 1st Edition (August 27, 2006). ISBN-10:
Material
0131856030
Web Technologies by Uttam Kumar Roy, Oxford University Press,
USA (June 13, 2011). ISBN-10: 0198066228
Sessional Mid Final Total 100%
25% 25% 50%
Assessment Quizzes, Tests, Paper Paper 50 100
Criteria Assignments and 25
Presentations 25
Frame
Work
Source
Week Lecture Topic (Book-Chapter No. Section No.) /
Tutorial
TEXT BOOK CH:1
1 HTML, CSS, Java Script HandsOut
W3School.com
1
Implementing HTML tags and TEXT BOOK CH:1
2 running webpage in browser to
preview
Implementation of attributes and TEXT BOOK CH:2
3
building table based layouts
2
Working with images, links and TEXT BOOK CH:2
4
inline CSS
Exploring CSS selectors along TEXT BOOK CH:7
5
with internal CSS
3 Understanding box model and TEXT BOOK CH:4,7
6 div based layouts with external
CSS
Working with positioning and TEXT BOOK CH:4,7,8
7
4 implementing drop down menu
8 Implementing CSS3 properties TEXT BOOK CH:7
9 Accessing CSS from JavaScript TEXT BOOK CH:8
5 Interacting with DOM using TEXT BOOK CH:11
10 JavaScript and completing drop
down menu
6 11 DOM Methods, Events TEXT BOOK CH:12
DOM Document, Elements and TEXT BOOK CH:13
12
Animation
Hands out
13
Introduction to Bootstrap W3 Schools Tutorial
TEXT BOOK CH:13
7 14 JS Forms and APIs
W3 Schools Tutorial
Introduction to SQL and Hands out
15
connection W3 Schools Tutorial
8 16 Implement functions of SQL W3 Schools Tutorial
Mid Term Examinations
17 Intro to dynamic websites HandsOut
9 Understanding client/server TextBook B
18
architecture
Differentiating client side and TextBook B
19
server side scripting languages W3 Schools Tutorial
10
Introduction to JQuery, TextBook B
20
Modifying code with JQuery W3 Schools Tutorial
Writing code for Folders, HandsOut
21
Global, W3 Schools Tutorial
11 Writing code for Forms, Files, TextBook B
22 Objects,
W3 Schools Tutorial
Anatomy of HTTP Request and Handsout
23
Response W3 Schools Tutorial
12
Getting Data from Users: HTTP Handsout
24
Requests W3 Schools Tutorial
Routes ,Routing and Sub-Routes Handsout
25
W3 Schools Tutorial
13 Introduction and Differences Handsout
26 between Non-SQL and SQL W3 Schools Tutorial
DataBase
Data Base Connectivity and Handsout
27
Operations W3 Schools Tutorial
14
Writing Code for Add and Handsout
28
Delete W3 Schools Tutorial
Writing Code for Update and Handsout
29
Search W3 Schools Tutorial
15
RESTfull API Handsout
30
W3 Schools Tutorial
Course project submission and
31
presentation
16
Revision of Course through Q
32
&A
