Class Application Development and Operationalization

Discipline aimed at IT professionals who wish to acquire or revise their knowledge in programming, data modeling, and databases. The discipline focuses on introducing/revising knowledge ranging from basic to intermediate in the various areas mentioned above, as well as the introduction of concepts such as object-relational modeling, version management system, REST API, making use of a modern framework (Micronaut) for the development of the project. The course has a hands-on philosophy, where students are expected to make use of everything they learned in the course to develop a project that allows a client, through a REST API, to access the system.

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PC1. Version control systems and Github PC2. Systems modeling PC3. Relational model and programming in SQL PC4. Object Oriented Programming in Java PC5. Test-driven development and JUNIT unit testing PC6. Concepts of object-relational mapping (ORM). PC7. Introduction to Rest API PC8. DevOps toolchains.

Teaching methodologies (TM), including assessment: TM1: Expositional: Theoretical exposition according to the syllabus. TM2: Self-study: individual work demonstrated on a project (50%) and final exam (50%). Important assessment notes: - Mandatory Minimum score of 10 in each evaluation criteria. - The evaluation component is mandatory, regardless of the period when the examination is made.

Raghu Ramakrishnan e Johannes Gehrke, Database Management Systems, McGraw-Hill, 3ª edição, 2003 Fowler, Martin. UML distilled: a brief guide to the standard object modeling language. Addison-Wesley Professional, 2004. Java software solutions: foundations of program design. J.Lewis e W.Loftus. Pearson, 9ª Edição, 2018. Pini Reznik, Jamie Dobson, Michelle Gienow (2019). Cloud Native Transformation: Practical Patterns for Innovation. ISBN-13: 978-149204890. O'Reilly Media