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<p>Created page with &quot;== Catalog Description == * Advanced programming for the World Wide Web and the Internet. This course includes client and server side programming with HTML/CSS/ECMAScript on t...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Catalog Description ==<br /> * Advanced programming for the World Wide Web and the Internet. This course includes client and server side programming with HTML/CSS/ECMAScript on the client side and PHP/mysqli scripting on the server. As well as some server side configuration using the Apache web server. Prerequisite - C or better in CS 170 and CS 201.<br /> <br /> == Prerequisites ==<br /> * Basic understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript (ECMAScript) in the browser<br /> <br /> <br /> == Standard Content ==<br /> ===Course Outline ===<br /> * Review of CS170 concepts:<br /> * Basic HTML: basic formatting, lists, tables<br /> * Extensive HTML forms review<br /> * Basic CSS: selectors, box model, colors, fonts<br /> * JavaScript/ECMAScript review: basic data-types, variables and scope, functions, conditionals, loops.<br /> * The DOM, document and window objects, events and the event object<br /> * PHP Scripting:<br /> * Output<br /> * Data-types and scoping<br /> * Super-Globals: $_GET, $_POST, etc.<br /> * Language features: functions, conditionals, loops: while, for, foreach<br /> * MySQL/MariaDB:<br /> * Databases and tables<br /> * Data-types<br /> * SQL syntax: creating table, insert, update, delete and select<br /> * The PHP Mysqli interface (switch to PDO?)<br /> * simple vs. prepared statements<br /> * Security, escaping strings, input validation, etc<br /> * AJAX: Asynchronous client/server pages via XMLHttpRequest and JSON encoded data.<br /> * HTTP authentication schemes including HTTP auth, PHP sessions, creating long lived sessions using sessions cookies coupled with a user and sessions tables, password hashing, SSL/TLS security<br /> * WebSockets (time permitting)<br /> <br /> ===Learning Outcomes===<br /> * HTML forms, client side ECMAScript-ing and server side PHP scripting and MySQL. Understanding of basic web security concepts.<br /> <br /> ===Important Assignments and/or Exam Questions===<br /> * CS170 style review problems:<br /> * Creating static HTML forms and submitting to a PHP form handler<br /> * Dynamic PHP pages using $_GET variables<br /> * Simple ECMAScript dynamic server pages (PHP generated server side data requested via XMLHttpRequest() on the client.)<br /> * Creating tables and inserting data into a MySQL database via PHP from files / web forms.<br /> * Paginated display of a database w/ column sorting via server side PHP/Mysqli<br /> * Chat client/server (time permitting)<br /> <br /> === Standard resources ===<br /> * W3Schools, Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)<br /> * PHP.net, Mariadb.org, etc.</div>

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