SICT

WEB700

Web Programming Foundations

Schedule Notes Resources Graded Work MyApps Instructions Cyclic Guide Code examples

Weekly schedule

Please note that all Assignments will be released on the Friday of the week indicated and will similairly be due on the Friday one or two weeks later (see below).

Each test will commence at the start of the corresponding Lecture period (we will not have tests during the lab period)


Week Topic theme & coverage Task Assigned Due
1
  • Welcome to WEB700
  • Assignment 1
    (5%)
2
  • JavaScript Continued
  • Assignment 2
    (9%)
  • Assignment 1
3
  • Object Oriented JavaScript / ES6 Features
  • Test 1
    (Weeks 1-2)
    (10%)
4
  • Node.js Introduction
  • Assignment 3
    (9%)
  • Assignment 2
5
  • Express.js Introduction & Deployment
  • Test 2
    (Weeks 3-4)
    (10%)
6
  • HTML Introduction
  • Assignment 4
    (9%)
  • Assignment 3
7
  • CSS Introduction
  • Test 3
    (Weeks 5-6)
    (10%)

Study Break - No Classes

8
  • Forms Introduction / Processing Forms with Express.js
  • Assignment 5
    (9%)
  • Assignment 4
9
  • Template Engines – Handlebars.js
  • Test 4
    (Weeks 7-8)
    (10%)
10
  • Introduction to AJAX & "REST" API
  • Assignment 6
    (9%)
  • Assignment 5
11
  • Introduction to Postgres / Sequelize ORM
  • Test 5
    (Weeks 9-10)
    (10%)
12
  • Security Considerations
  • Assignment 6
13
  • Course Review
  • Test 6
    (Weeks 11-12)
    (10%)


Summary

6 Tests - 50% (10%/ea - lowest test dropped)
6 Assignments - 50% ([A1] = 5%, [A2-A6] = 9%/ea)

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