TEACHING PLAN. Credit: hours lab per week (1 credit hour) Semester: Semester 5 (Spring 2015) Computer Programming - CSC-113

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1 BAHRIA UNIVERSITY 13 NATIONAL STADIUM ROAD, KARACHI WEBSITE: Course Title: Course Code: Credit: 2+1 Contact Hours: Web Engineering SEN hours lecture per week 3 hours lab per week (1 credit hour) Semester: Semester 5 (Spring 2015) Prerequisite: Instructor: Objectives: Synopsis: Computer Programming - CSC-113 Malik M Ali TEACHING PLAN To give students hands-on training how to build data driven web applications (web 2.0) having rich user experience Major topics include: a) HTML b) Java Script c) CSS d) ASP.Net e) MS-SQL Server

2 Lecture Schedule: DATE WEEK TOPICS/SUBTOPICS LABS/TUT ASSIGNMENTS/ QUIZZES 06/02/17 10/02/17 13/02/17 17/02/17 20/02/17 24/02/17 27/02/17 03/03/17 Introduction To Course & Web Engineering 01 Introduction to The Course Introduction to Web Application Development Web Application Architecture Introduction To HTML 1 02 Fundamentals of HTML o Page structure and Head Tags o o o Basic Body Tags Grouping Tags Input Tags and Lists Introduction To HTML 2 03 Images and Hyperlinks Tables and Forms Introduction To CSS3 04 Understanding CSS placement and exploring CSS syntax Defining CSS Rules How to work with different CSS selectors Introduction To Java Script 1 LAB 01 LAB 02 REMARKS LAB 03 Assignment 01 06/03/17 05 Data Types LAB Quiz 01 Class Quiz 01

3 10/03/17 Statements Functions Introduction To Java Script 2 13/03/17 17/03/17 06 Events DOM LAB 04 Introduction To Java Script 3 20/03/17 24/03/17 07 Building Smarter forms Working with Regular Expression Introduction To MS-SQL Server 1 LAB 05 27/03/17 31/03/17 08 Introduction to SQL Server and Management Studio LAB 06 Review of DB design 03/04/17 08/04/17 09 Mid Term Examination Introduction To MS-SQL Server 2 10/04/17 14/04/17 10 Creating Databases and applying DML and SQL queries LAB 07 ASP.Net Web Forms 17/04/17 21/04/17 11 Web Forms Application Structure Web Forms Events Use of MasterPages LAB 08 Label, TextBox and Button Control

4 24/04/17 28/04/17 01/05/17 05/05/17 08/05/17 12/05/17 15/05/17 19/05/17 ASP.Net Standard Web Server Controls 12 ImageButton & LinkButton CheckBox CheckBoxList RadioButton RadioButtonList DropDownList ListBox HyperLink Image ASP.Net Validation Server Controls 13 CompareValidator CustomValidator RangeValidator RegularExpressionValidator RequiredFieldValidator ValidationSummary State Management In ASP.Net 14 Concept of State Management Client Side State Management Server Side State Management Database Programming In ASP.Net 15 Concept of In-Line and Parameterized queries LAB 9 LAB 10 Assignment 02 LAB 11 Class Quiz 02 LAB Quiz 02

5 Insert, Update, Delete and Select operations using ADO.Net Objects GridView, ListView and DataList Server Controls Miscellaneous Topics 1 22/05/17 26/05/17 16 Debugging & Error Handling IIS Configuration Miscellaneous Topics 2 Project Submission 29/05/17 02/06/17 17 Application Configuration Packaging & Deploying Membership & Role Management Review 18 Final Examination Course Evaluation: Quiz: 10% Assignments 20% Mid Term: 20% Final Exam: 50% Text Books: a) HTML5 Web Application Development By Example Beginner's guide (2013) b) Programming with Javascript by John David Dionisio (2013) c) Beginning ASP.Net 4.5 in C# and VB (2013) Reference Books: a) Microsoft developers network (online documentation) b) Software Engineering By Roger S Pressman, 7 th Edition (2010)

6 Course Policy: Home works (Assignments) Makeup Exams Lab/Tutorials Home works are due as per mentioned schedule, Late home works will not be accepted at any cost, All works have to be done independently, except project demonstrations, which may be in a group of 03 Students found in copying assignments will receive negative marks and face possible disciplinary actions. In accordance with university regulations, i.e. students should bring a valid excuse authenticated through valid channels immediately within first week after the exam. Otherwise they will be considered absent and no makeup exam for them. Students are required to attend 15 lab sessions Attendance Students are expected to attend all classes with min 75% attendance If a student misses more than 25% (i-e 12 classes for 2+1 course) of classes without an acceptable reason, the student will be barred from the final exams. There will be fair policy for every student. Code of Conduct The assignments, quizzes and exams need to be done individually except group project demonstrations. Copying of another student's work or code, even if changes are subsequently made, is inappropriate, and such work or code will not be accepted. The University has very clear guidelines for academic misconduct, and they will be enforced in this class. Cell Phone Cell phones are restricted during class. Cell phones must be turned off during the lecture. If your cell phone rings during class, you may be asked to leave. *It is acknowledged that the objectives, synopsis of the course and distributions of examination marks will not be changed in the framework of the course as certified. Prepared by Lecturer Malik M Ali Date: Authorized by Head of Department Date: