Syllabus

Course Description

Design, management, and applications of Internet-based electronic business transaction systems. Special emphasis on Web home page design and database-driven Web application development.

Course Objectives

The course covers many aspects of web application development:

Basic concepts of WWW and WWW architecture from a technical perspective.
Basic and advanced concepts of HTML, XML, CSS and JavaScript.
Client-Side application
JS framework
Software Development Tools and Best Practices

Upon the completion of this course students will be able to write HTML/XHTML pages, format the page with CSS style sheet, add interactivity with JavaScript and create interactive web site with both client-side and server-side technologies.

This is a demanding learning-by-doing course.

· Read the class notes and textbook sections before the class – it is the most efficient and effective way to take this class.

· You should expect a lot coding assignment.

· Don't wait until the last minute to do your computer assignments! The homework and project may take much longer than you expect.

Required Texts/Readings

Textbook

https://javascript.info/

Given the fast-pace of web development, the Web is the primary source of learning material. We will point to Web resource when we study a specific topic. Below are suggest learning materials for study HTM, CSS and JavaScript.

BeachBoard Access

To access this course on BeachBoard you will need access to the Internet and a supported Web browser (Firefox is the recommended browser). You log in to BeachBoard with your CSULB Campus ID and BeachID password. Bookmark this link for future use, or you can always access it by going to CSULB's Homepage and clicking on the BeachBoard link at the top of the page.

Once logged in to BeachBoard, you will see the course listed in the My Courses widget on the right; click on the title to enter the course.

Course Schedule

Week	Date	Lecture Topic	Readings
1	08/29	Class overview Dev Tools Setup	Syllabus Course software Setup guide https://github.com/csulbying/web-app-dev/blob/master/01-setup/setup.md Web dev introduction video #1 and #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxOx3WI3Df4&list=PL55RiY5tL51rv_vo3TM3Byu71RYchX_l_
2	09/05	HTML and Basic CSS	HTML and basic CSS video #3 -- #8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXG0ETguPsg&list=PL55RiY5tL51rv_vo3TM3Byu71RYchX_l_&index=3
3	09/12	Advance CSS and flexbox	The flexbox https://youtu.be/siKKg8Y_tQY https://youtu.be/RdlEEfx912M Advanced CSS video #9 -- #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgNW-uuVUYo&list=PL55RiY5tL51rv_vo3TM3Byu71RYchX_l_&index=9
4	09/19	JavaScript Introduction	Part 1: Chapter 1-2
5	09/26	Debug, Object and DOM	Part 1: Chapter 3-4, Part 2: Ch1
6	10/03	Handling Events	Part 2: Ch2-4
7	10/10	Midterm
8	10/17	Error Handling and Modules	Part 1: Ch10, 13
9	10/24	Project 1	Notes
10	10/31	Asynchronous Programming	Part 1: Ch11
11	11/07	Network Requests	Part 3: Ch3
12	11/14	Firebase	https://youtu.be/9kRgVxULbag
13	11/21	Project 2	Notes
14	11/28	Thanksgiving Holiday
15	12/05	Review and Q& A
16	12/12	Final Exam	7:15pm

Course Policies and Requirements

Grading Policy

Students should read the assigned readings (textbook chapters and assigned articles) before each class.

Evaluation Method

Assignment	Points	Weight
Homework	40 * 6	24%
Midterm	300	30%
Final Xxam	300	30%
Course Project	160	16%

Course Grading Scale

Percent Range	Letter Grade
90-100%	A
89-80%	B
79-70%	C
69-70%	D
Below 64%	F

Homework:

All homework must be turned in at 11:59pm on the specified due daY. The due date is usually 6 days from the assigning date. Late homework will not be accepted. Each student must do his/her own work. Copying assignments will be considered cheating and all parties will be penalized.

I encourage students to discuss their class work and homework assignments together. Often times, you learn a lot from your peers since you go through the same learning process. However, after the discussion, each of you should work on your own homework independently from scratch. One learns by doing. Simply “working together so we print two copies” is not learning! Actually, it is considered cheating in this class.

Final Project:

The final project is to build a Web site. It is a comprehensive project which requires all the skills you learn from this class. It is due on the day before the final exam.

Late Work/Make-Up Policy

No late work accepted.

If you miss graded assignments because you are absent and the absence falls under the conditions for an excused absence, I will work with you to help you make up the work through comparable, but alternative assignments. Be prepared to show documentation.

Plagiarism/Academic Integrity Policy

Work that you submit is assumed to be original unless your source material is documented appropriately, such as a Works Cited page. Using the ideas or words of another person, even a peer, or a web site, as if it were your own, is plagiarism. Students should read the section on cheating and plagiarism in the CSULB catalog - Cheating and Plagiarism Homepage

University Withdrawal Policy

Class withdrawals during the final three weeks of instruction are not permitted except for a very serious and compelling reason such as accident or serious injury that is clearly beyond the student's control and the assignment of an Incomplete grade is not practical (see Grades - CSULB Grading Homepage). Application for withdrawal from CSULB or from a class must be officially filed by the student with Enrollment Services whether the student has ever attended the class or not; otherwise, the student will receive a grade of "WU" (unauthorized withdrawal) in the course. Please refer to the CSULB Course Catalog - CSULB Grading Homepage for more detailed information.

Attendance Policy

Students are expected to attend classes regularly. For more information on attendance and absences, please refer to the CSULB Attendance Policy - CSULB Attendance Policy Homepage.

(Instructors may insert additional classroom rules here.)

Technical Assistance

If you need technical assistance at any time during the course or need to report a problem with BeachBoard, please contact the Technology Help Desk using their online form - AT Help Form Homepage or by phone at (562) 985-4959 or visit them on campus in the Horn Center or in the Library.

Accommodations

The Bob Murphy Access Center (BMAC) provides certification for students with disabilities and helps arrange relevant accommodations: Bob Murphy Access Center. Any student requesting academic accommodations based on a disability is strongly encouraged to register with BMAC each semester. A letter of verification for approved accommodations can be obtained from BMAC. Please be sure to provide your instructor with BMAC verification of accommodations as early in the semester as possible. The phone number for BMAC is (562) 985 5401. The email address is: bmac@csulb.edu.

IS445/545, Internet Application Development, S1, Fall 2019