Course Description

Course Outline

Description

Students develop web applications using the skills necessary to design, implement, configure, and deploy enterprise applications. Students build progressively complex dynamic data-driven web application systems using best practices for the Java Enterprise platform. Students participate in interactive lectures, and demonstrations as well as numerous hands-on labs exploring web application technologies. Students apply these technologies using industry-standard programming language environments as well as how to configure and deploy web applications on industry-standard platforms. The course can be divided into the following modules:

Review & Introduction

• Review: HTML, CSS, Client-Server Architecture, Request/Response Model, Java OOP, MVC
• Overview of Java Web Development and Life Cycle
• MVC (Model View Controller) Pattern

Spring Boot

• Software, Technology Overview
• Controllers and Mapping
• Dependency Injection, Inversion of Control

Dynamic Web Pages

• Lombok
• Thymeleaf Template Engine
• Thymeleaf Fragments
• Request Paramters and Path Variables
• Model Attributes and Form Binding
• Sessions

Database Connectivity

• Setting Up and Connecting to In-Memory and MySql Databases
• Performing SQL Queries and CRUD Operations, Displaying Results
• JDBC Templates

Security

• Spring Security Components
• Form Authentication and Roles
• Encoding Passwords
• User Registration and Customization
• Secure HTTP

Web Services

• Restful Web Services
• Consuming Web Services
• AJAX and JSON

Miscellaneous

• Spring Mail
• Testing with JUnit

Other topics may be added as time permits.

Textbook/Resources

• Various tutorials from Baeldung
• Various guides and tutorials from Official Spring Web Site

There might occasionally be other on-line resources used for specific lessons.

Software Required

You will require the following software for this course (time is given in class to install all software):

• Java SE 14 or higher (already installed from term 2)
• Eclipse IDE
• MySQL Server with Workbench and a JDBC driver
• Various other tools/libraries to be installed as needed.

These programs will be installed as needed throughout the course.

Course Evaluation

The evaluation scheme for this course is as follows:

Mid Term Exam: This will take place in week 7.

Final Exam: This will take place in week 14.

Assignments are assignments or homework that you can take away to complete and then submit on a specified due date.

In-Class Exercises/Quizzes: Most classes will include some sort of in-class exercise, worksheet, or short quiz, so there will be between about 12 of them. These are graded as "all or nothing": They are complete and mostly correct, or they're not.

See Assignment and Exam Policies regarding late or missed assignments/exams/quizzes.

Sheridan is committed to Academic Integrity. In this course the professor has chosen to require students to use Turnitin to check their own written work to ensure originality.

• By taking this course students agree that they will submit written work for this course to Turnitin for text comparison.
• Students will have the opportunity to review their initial work and correct any issues identified by Turnitin prior to submitting their final work.
• Students will include the final Originality Report as a part of the written work submission.
• Students are encouraged to discuss the Originality Report at any time with their faculty member.
• Assignments submitted to Turnitin will be included as source documents in Turnitin.com's restricted access database, solely for the purpose of detecting text copying.