Welcome to COP 4834 Web Systems II – This course is taught at Daytona State College as part of the BSIT program. The course gives students a start in building web apps using server side programming and common programming stacks. This is a large and dynamic field with lots of tools. The course requires students to create real web applications, that will be available on a real web site that is freely accessible.
This is an online textbook to support this course and its students at DSC. Everything you need to be successful in this course is contained on this site. All assignments and bulletin board postings are submitted through Falcon Online.
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COP 4834 – Course Outcomes
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C1 (PO2, PO3) – Design, build, and deploy a database driven client-server web application.
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C2 (PO8, PO11)- Read and write software requirements for full stack software projects.
Getting Started
This class is Assignment Based. You can jump right into the Assignments.
I constantly add information to help with the assignments so even if you have started with an assignment it is worthwhile to look at it on a regular basis.
You are graded on your ability to DO, not your ability to regurgitate information. I also do give credit to students who help me with more (useful) information for the class – this is called your contribution grade.
How the Class Works
This class is assignment based and you should start with the assignments. There are 2 components to the course;
1. This Site (Assignments and Lectures)
2. Falcon Online
Falcon Online is where you will turn in assignments and post to the discussion boards.
Grading
There are 15 assignments (all leading to a project submission) that are worth equal credit. These are at the Assignments page.
Prerequisites
To truly be ready for this course you should have a background in web page creating including client scripting. The stated prerequisite is COP 4813 for which all materials are available here: Web Systems I
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