CS530 Client/Server Computing with Java -- Fall 2008

Contents

General Information

Instructor:

Jiang B. Liu,  jiangbo@bradley.edu

Professor of Computer Science & Information Systems

Phone: (309) 677-2386

Prerequisites:

CS500 Java Programming and Web Design

or consent of instructor

Lecture:

9:30-12:00 pm, Friday, Br 150

Office Hours:
           3:00-4:30pm, Mon, Wed; 1:30-3:00pm Tues, Thur, at BR177

or by appointment.

Course Materials

Required

  • Advanced Java 2 Platform - How to Program
    by Deitel, Deitel, and Santry

Topics

This is the second course in JAVA computing for computer science and computer information systems majors and minors. The goals of the course are to provide students with a fundamental understanding of Client/Server computing architectures and the web-based application development skills in JAVA for a wide range of software applications.

Unit 1

Introduction to Client/Server Computing in Java 
- Architectures, Language reviews 
- Java Application/Applet
- Development Tools (IBM WebSphere Studio)
- Java Security

Ch. 1, 7
Lecture Notes

Unit 2

Two-tier Client/Server  Development 
- Advanced Swing Graphical User Interface Components
- Client GUI on Window using IBM WebSphere Studio
- JDBC Programming 

Ch. 2-3, 8
Lecture Notes

Unit 3

Application Server Development (1)
- Servlets
- Servlet Programming using IBM WebSphere Studio
- Application Servers: Tomcat

Ch. 9, 21
Lecture Notes

Unit 4

Application Server Development (2)
- JavaServer Pages (JSP)
- JSP Development using IBM WebSphere Studio

- JSP Custom Tag Library 

Ch. 10-11
Lecture Notes

Unit 5

XML
- DTD/XSL/XML
- SAX/DOM

Appendix A,B,C,D
Lecture Notes

Unit 6

Three-tier Enterprise Client/Server Computing using EJB 
- Session EJB 
- Entity EJB 
- EJB Container

Ch. 14-15, 17-20
Lecture Notes

Unit 7

Introduction to Distributed objects computing and service-oriented computing 
- Java RMI
- OMG CORBA, and Microsoft COM+
- Web Services and SOAP


Ch. 13,26,27,29
Lecture Notes

 

Take Home Final Exam

 

Assignments

Later homework will have 10% subtracted from the score for each late day.

Grading

·  Assignments: 60%

·  Final Exam:   40%
(90-100 A; 80-89 B; 70-79 C; 60-69 D; below 60 F)

Communication

This class home page is posted at "http://hilltop.bradley.edu/~jiangbo/" and will be used to post the assignments and other class information.
You are also encouraged email me about your questions related to the course or share related information with the class.