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J. Blustein

Web-centric Computing

Lecture Slides

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HTML Basics
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WWW Basics
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Based on a presentation by Carolyn Watters
Cascading Style Sheets
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Based on Materials from H. M. Deitel, P. J. Deitel, & T. R. Nieto's textbook Internet & World Wide Web: How to Program (first edition, ©2000 by Prentice-Hall, Inc.)
Perl for CGI
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Based on Materials from H. M. Deitel, P. J. Deitel, & T. R. Nieto's textbook Internet & World Wide Web: How to Program (first edition, ©2000 by Prentice-Hall, Inc.)
Search Engine Basics
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Introduction to Java Servlets
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Introduction to Web Databases
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From Nur-Zincir-Heywood
Database-driven Websites
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Proxy Servers
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Based on a presentation by Carolyn Watters

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Files with names ending with .ppt (PPT format icon)
are in a Microsoft's PowerPoint format. You can use that software free within the Faculty and you can purchase a license to use it elsewhere. You could also use some free software: Star Office from Sun Microsystems or PowerPoint Viewer from Microsoft. (Both of them can show you something that resembles the lecture slides. Star Office will also show something that looks like the notes.)
Files with names ending with .pdf (PDF icon)
are in Adobe®'s portable document format™. Those files can be displayed with the Adobe Acrobat Reader or converted to HTML using tools from Adobe.
Files with names ending with .ps (Postscript format icon)
are in Adobe®'s PostScript® format. You can print those files directly within the Faculty and you can use Ghostscript, Ghostview, or GSview to view those files. More information about those programs is available from the homepage for Ghostscript.
Files with names ending with .html, .shtml, or .htm (XHTML/HTML format icon)
are in XHTML (or HTML) and should be readable in any browser available since 2002.

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