T. Andrew Yang 

(yang@grove.iup.edu)
Computer Science Department

HTTP://WWW.CO103.IUP.EDU/

1. Introduction to Web Development

1. World Wide Web as a new computing platform

2. The client-server model

3. The multi-tier model

4. Sample Web applications

5. Alternative Web development technologies

6. Client side development

7. Server side development

8. Summary

2. Curriculum Design

1. Curriculum Design Issues

2. A Sample Course

3. Lessons Learned

4. Specialty Track in Enterprise Computing

References

Designing and Teaching a Web Development Course

Ö  Three Tier Web Based Model

Ö  Multi Tier Web Based Model

   + Application Servers

• TechMetrix report on “Internet Development Tools & Application Servers”, http://www.techmetrix.com/products/prod_report1.shtml (January 1999)

Tools evaluated: WebObjects 4.0, Sapphire/Web 5.1, HAHTSite 3.1, Visual InterDev 6.0, NatWeb 2.0, Netscape App Server 2.1 Oracle App Server 4.0, Tango 3.5, PowerJ Ent. 2.5, Apptivity 3.0, Silverstream 2.0

   + Java Application Servers

• TechMetrix report on “Java Application Servers”, http://www.techmetrix.com/products/prod_report2.shtml (September 1999)

In addition to in-depth product comparisons, this report explains the real potential and positioning of the latest Java technologies: EJB, Java 2, Swing, et al.

Tools evaluated: Oracle, IBM, BEA, Inprise, Symantec, Gemstone