| Lectures and exercises |
hours |
| Topics |
Specific contents |
|
| Introduction to web applications |
The WWW and the applications. Client-side and server-side applications. Available technologies. |
2
|
| HTML language |
The HTML language. Evolution of HTML and XHTML. Style sheets (CSS). Introduction to XML. |
8
|
| Introduction tp PHP |
Introduction to PHP: scope, interpreters and compilers, evolutions, current versions. |
2
|
| PHP: basic programming |
Variables, statements, control structures, data structures, input and output. Input and output from file. |
6
|
| Objecti-oriented programming in PHP (v.5) |
Classes and objects in PHP5. Object-oriented principles in PHP5. |
4
|
| Tools for web applications in PHP |
Management of HTML forms in PHP. Use on get and post. Use of cookies and sessions for user interaction. |
6
|
| Access to databases in PHP |
Relational database access functions. Connections and transactions. Cursors and other methods for interaction with the DBMS in PHP. |
4
|
| Client-side technology |
Scope and use of client-side technology. Client-side languages. Event-driven programming. The JavaScript language. Versions and compatibility issues in JavaScript. JavaScript and DOM for HTML documents. |
6
|
| Design of web applications |
Analysis and design of web applications. Impementation with HTML, PHP, JavaScript, and relational databases. |
6
|
| Total hours for lectures and exercises |
44 |
| for exercises only |
4 |
|
Further educational activities
|
hours
|
| Labs |
6 |
| Tutorials / Seminars |
0 |
| Workshops |
0 |
| Guided tours |
0 |
| |
|
| Total hours for further educational activities |
6 |
| Total hours |
50
|