CSC 309 Programming on the Web Fall 2014

CSC 309 Programming on the Web Fall 2014 General Information Instructor Lectures Office Hours WWW

Prof. Eyal de Lara BA 5234 [email protected] Section L101 Tuesday 2-3pm and Thursday 1-3pm Section L201 Monday, Wednesday and Friday 3-4am Tuesday 3-4pm and Friday 2-3pm www.cs.toronto.edu/~delara/courses/csc309/index.html

Overview This course provides an introduction to the technologies used for developing Web applications. We discuss technologies for static and dynamic content generation, including n-tiered architectures, mobile development and cloud computing. We also cover general Web design principles, with a special focus on security and scalability.

Required Readings Web Programming Step by Step Marty Steep, Jessica Miller and Victoria Kirst Second Edition Lulu.com

Prerequisites CSC209

Marking Course grade will be determined by four assignments, a midterm and a final exam as follows: A1 (HTML, CSS) A2 (Javascript, Canvas) A3 (PHP, CodeIgniter, Databases) A4 (AJAX & Security)

Weight 10% 15% 20% 15%

Midterm Final Exam

15% 25%

Out Sep 18 Oct 2 Oct 16 Nov 20

Due Sep 29 Oct 13 Nov 17 Dec 2

Assignment/Project Policies 1. You have to work on the assignments in groups of 2 students. 2. Assignments will be posted on the course web page. 3. Assignments are due at 5pm on their due date. 4. All deliverables should be submitted electronically. 5. Late course work. You can turn in your assignment up to 2 days late, but this will cost you 10% of the maximum grade for every day you are late (i.e., an assignment turned 2 days late can get a maximum of 8/10). No assignment will be accepted after 2 days, and will be given a grade of 0. If you are struggling with an assignment, talk to the instructor or the TA’s for help before the deadline. 6. Re-marking. The TAs will hold a special re-marking session shortly after assignments are handed back to students. Details will be posted on the course’s newsgroup. If you are still dissatisfied after talking to the TA, then email me to set an appointment. You have up to 7 days from the time the marked assignment is available for hand-back to ask for a re-mark. No assignment will be re-marked after this period. 7. Communications. Your best bet for getting questions answered quickly is to post to the course discussion group. If you think your question is not appropriate for the newsgroup, feel free to email me. Please make sure to include “CSC309” in the subject line of your email. Finally, before you email me, please check the newsgroup; your question may have already been answered. 8. Cheating/Plagiarism. The policy of your faculty or school will be in effect. You are encouraged to discuss problems with your classmates; however, all work that you submit must be your own. When you submit an assignment with your name on it, you are certifying that you have done the work on that assignment yourself. Remember that the penalty for cheating is always worse than handing in the assignment late.

Schedule L101

L201

Required Reading

Topic

Sep 11

Sep 12

Introduction

Ch. 1

Sep 16

Sep 15

Cloud Computing

Sep 18

Sep 17

HTML5 & CSS

Ch. 2 & 3

Sep 18

Sep 19

Page Layout

Ch. 4

Sep 23

Sep 22

Javascript

Ch. 8

Sep 25

Sep 24, 26

DOM

Ch. 9, Ch. 11 pages 410415, 426, 427

Sep 30

Sep 29

Javacript Objects

Oct 2

Oct 1, 3

HTML Canvas

Oct 7

Oct 6

JQuery

Oct 9

Oct 8

HTTP

Oct 9

Oct 10

CGI and Forms

Oct 14

Oct 15

Midterm

Oct 16

Oct 17

PHP

Ch. 5 pages 148-189, Ch. 6 pages 233-239

Oct 21, 23

Oct 20, 22

Session Maintenance

Ch. 14

Oct 23

Oct 24

Object Oriented PHP

Ch. 5 pages 190-192

Oct 28

Oct 27

CodeIgniter

Oct 30

Oct 29, 31

Input Validation

Ch. 15 pages 578-604

Nov 4, 6

Nov 3, 5, 7

Databases

Ch. 13

Nov 11, 13

Nov 10, 12

AJAX

Ch. 12

Nov 13

Nov 14

Concurrency Control

Nov 20

Nov 19, 21

Accounts and Access Control

Nov 25, 27

Nov 24, 26

SQL Injection

Nov 27

Nov 28

JQuery UI, CSS Animation

Dec 2

Dec 1

Mobile Development

Ch. 10 pages 380-391 Ch.6 pages 206-231

Ch. 15 pages 605-614