CS4B Java Web Programming - Spring 2013 - Professor T. DeDonno - Spring 2008 |
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Th 7-9:50PM Location: BGS 235 Ticket # # 15315 Main Index http://cim.saddleback.edu Office Hours E-Mail: tdedonno@juno.com Java 1.3 API | J2SE6 Documentation | Junit APIJ2EE For GlassFish | API Index | JSP Implicits | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Online Resources For Liang Textbook. | Pearson | Valore Books | Rent Text Books | Can Buy either 7th , 8th or 9th Edition | Java Applet Written For Lockheed/Martin By Instructor | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
In CS4B Java Web Programming
In first half of CS4B Java Web programming we cover OOP, HTML Web pages, Java Applets and GUI Programming (Swing/AWT). In the second half we cover: threads, network programming, database (SQL - JDBC), Server Side Web Programming (J2EE/Glassfish), Server-side Web Scripting JSP/Beans, Java Web Frameworks and MVC Design Patterns. |
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CIM05A SQL/MySQL
Structured Query Language (SQL) has become the standard for communicating to a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). RDBMS have become the defacto standard for organizing data. MySQL is a fast growing RDMBS and also has a library that supports sending SQL commands to its database using the PHP scripting language. Recently Sun Microsystems has purchases MySQL. This will help expand the roll of MySQL beyond a popular Web Database system, into a more mainstream fortune 500 database. CSB4 uses the same MySQL RDBMS as cim205a. |
CS1D Data Structures in Java
Both CS4B adn CS1D are offered every Spring. CS1D covers the middle data structure chapters in the Liang Java Book, CS4A beginning chapters, CS4B later chapters, more specifically...
CS1D covers basic concepts of data structures and related algorithms. The abstract data types of lists, stacks, queues, strings, binary and general trees, multidimensional and sparse arrays, and graphs will be discussed and implemented using a contemporary programming language. Recursion, searching, and sorting will also be examined. |
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