Basic Concepts of Web Technology (15 ECTS)

Learning outcomes

This course will provide understanding of how web technologies and databases can be used in building backend and mobile front end services.

Content

• Java EE basics or Node.js basics
• Database design and management
• Usability concepts
• Front end development

Prerequisites

N/A

Teaching methods

* Lectures and lab/exercises
* Project (small team)

Location and time

Mon-Fri 9:00 - 16:00

Learning materials and recommended literature

* Teaching slides and taking notes during lectures
* WWW
* Schaum's Outlines Discrete Mathematics (by Lipschutz and Lipson):
https://alas.matf.bg.ac.rs/~mi10164/Materijali/DS.pdf

Exam dates and retake possibilities

Final presentations on 7.05 from 13:00 to 16:00 (might change)

Student workload

Weeks 1-5: Lectures/Labs
Weeks 5-8: Web app Projects and math lectures (and math and database exams)

Content scheduling

(Might be adapted)
Week 1: ECMAScript, html/css recap, responsive design, relational database recap, set theory
Week 2: Server install, database design, set theory, relations, visualization and graph
Week 3: NodeJS, temporal databases, team management tools, logic and propositional calculus
Week 4: NodeJS, database continued, Advanced CSS, statistics and data visualization, boolean algebra, Project ideation
Week 5: Web app project, Security
Week 6-7: Project
Week 8: Project and final presentation

Assessment methods and criteria

* Math (3ECTS, 20% of final grade):
- assignments
- exam on 3.5 (or 26.4, will be announced later)
* Personal participation (60% of 12ECTS):
- 4-5 weekly assignments.
- database exam (date will be announced later).
* Web application project (40% of 12ECTS):
- Teamwork (no individual work!) of 2 or 3 students
- Idea 5%, UI (for right target group) 25%, working app and code 45%, presentation 10%, documentation 10%, team management 5%.
- Peer and self review, multiply the total

Evaluation scale

0-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Capability to develop basic web service including back end and front end components.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

Good understanding of relevant web technologies and capability to apply them in developing web service including back end and front end components. Understanding of basic usability criteria in UI and interaction logic.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Very good understanding of relevant web technologies and capability to apply them in developing web service including back end and front end components. Application of basic usability criteria in UI and interaction logic.