Class Web Programming

Provide students with the technical knowledge necessary for the development of Web applications using the languages ¿¿JavaScript, Java and JSP. Understand the client - server programming model as an integrated approach to manipulate data from different sources of information: local and network. Understand the fundamental concepts and elements of the Big Data technological infrastructure.   Use the languages, libraries (JavaScript) and tools on the client and server side to facilitate the development of Web applications. This course introduces other approaches to the development of Web applications, including the Java and JSP programming languages.

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1. Web Application Architecture 1.1.       Web programming languages 1.2.       Integrated Development Environment (IDE) 1.3.       Client-side programming 1.4.       Server-side programming 1.5.       Web Engineering 1.6.       Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern 2. Integrated Development Environments in Java 2.1.       IDE Eclipse 2.2.       IDE installation and configuration 2.3.       Java programming 3. Web Applications in Java 3.1.       Algorithms and Data Structures in Java 3.2.       Object Oriented Programming 3.3.       Web programming 3.4.       Data Base connection 3.5.       Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) 3.6.       Java Server Pages (JSP) 3.7.       Model-View-Controller (MVC)

The course applies integrated software development tools in order to facilitate the Web programming and development. 

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