Web-centric Computing

Fall 2009–2010

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About The Class

A copy of the course description from the university calendar is in the course section.

According to the Registrar's Timetable the class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10:05 and 11:25a.m. in room C208 of the Life Sciences Centre.

The Fall 2009–2010 version of this course will concentrate on hypertextual and technical aspects of The Web. The course will cover all of the topics listed in the Course Goals and Topics document. The expected order of topics is listed in the syllabus.

Students who do not have a basic knowledge of databases, (X)HTML, CSS, and asynchronous client-server programming are strongly advised to get help (through tutorials, websites, and so on) to allow them to progress through this course.

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