Selected Sections of Applied Informatics

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1 Selected Sections of Applied Informatics M.Sc. Marcin Koniak Based on lecture: Dr inż. Andrzej Czerepicki 2018

2 Organizational matters Timetable Regulations of the subject Programme content Training outcomes (KRK) 2

3 Timetable Lecture: 1-7 weeks Laboratories: 8-15 weeks (6 classes, 1 test colloquium, 1 improvement) 3

4 Rules of subject Lectures: presence is optional Laboratories: presence is compulsory Mark according to the table (min 50 points out of 100) Completion of lectures: Computer test Credits of the labs. Solution of task (HTML + server application) Final mark = arithmetic mean of LEC + LAB provided that both assessments are at least sufficient 4

5 Programme content Lectures Introduction to Internet technologies. Client-server architecture and three-layer architecture. Internet. HTTP protocol. HTML and XML language elements. The scripts executed on the client and server side. Data processing on server side. Methods of programming dynamic web applications. Applications such as whey. Basis for communication using TCP/IP. WebServices services. Distributed network applications. Laboratories Configuring the web server and writing simple test applications. Rules for placing Servlet on the server. Programming of a Servlet type application. Read the parameters provided by the browser. Solution of the square equation using a server application. Use network services in applets and Swing applications. Programming applications for the exchange of text messages via TCP/IP. 5

6 Learning effects - knowledge (Student who passed the subject...) He has knowledge of J2EE platform standards and Java and scripting language development mechanisms They are familiar with the rules of developing J2EE platform standards: JDBC, EJB, JSP and developing software servlets in HTTP environment. Understands network programming principles and methods in terms of handling packet upload and receive ports, addressing and data buffer support Knows the WebService network service standards using the SOAP, WSDL and UDDI protocols Knows the principles of application development in SOA architecture addressed to a specific range of services. 6

7 Learning effects - capabilities (Student who passed the subject...) Can design a website or a web service on the server side using Java and scripting languages Can use the knowledge gained to create and integrate Web services in WebService and SOA architecture 7

8 Learning effects social competences (Student who passed the subject...) Can identify IT support needs by programming advanced services in a web environment Can be able to integrate services addressed to various professional applications through the acquired skills 8

9 Purpose of the SSAI subject Mastering the basis of network programming using Java language on the J2EE platform for creating server applications and web services using HTTP, TCP/IP protocols and HTML, XML and HTML standards. 9

10 Content of lectures Network technologies. The concept of IP address, network, Internet, etc. Client-server architecture. Global Internet and Web service. HTTP protocol. HTML format Dynamic pages Servlet programming TCP/IP applications Web services. XML standard. Distributed applications. Computational cloud. Network security. Data encryption. Electronic signature. 10

11 Initial requirements The subject requires knowledge and skills in the following areas: The basis for programming Java, in particular console applications Use of NetBeans environment If you do not have a basis for Java programming in engineering studies, you are asked to familiarize yourself with the content of exercises 1-4 in Computer Science 1 course. 11

12 Czego potrzebujemy do pracy JRE JDK The operational environment (depending on the hardware and operating system) s/jre7-downloads html Java programming components Programming Environment NetBeans 8.2 (option All for the selected operating system) Web server - application boot environment 12

13 Supporting materials Programming in Java: C.S. Horstmann, G. Cornell, Core Java 2, Volume I-- Fundamentals (7th Edition) 7th Edition Jason Hunter, Java Servlet Programming: Help for Server Side Java Developers (Java Series) 2nd Edition 13