SWE 2512 - Web Applications and Networking

3 lecture hours 2 lab hours 4 credits

Course Description
This course introduces web application development and networking fundamentals. Client and server-side web technologies will be used to develop various web applications including web pages, forms, dynamic data-driven applications, web services applications, and highly interactive single-page applications. Topics covered include network protocols, network analysis, web application architecture, client- and server-side web development frameworks, HTTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, front-end toolkits, asynchronous requests, databases, web services, single-page applications, and security.
Prereq: (CSC 1120 or CSC 1020) or instructor consent (quarter system prereq: CS 2852 or instructor consent)
Note: None
This course meets the following Raider Core CLO Requirement: None

Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Configure and analyze network connectivity for web applications
Securely access and manage remote servers using standard protocols
Explain and evaluate network protocols and their impact on web application performance
Analyze how network characteristics affect web application performance
Design and construct dynamic, single-page web applications using separation of concerns and modern frameworks
Evaluate and justify design decisions for web applications based on best practices and conceptual understanding
Integrate APIs and server-side technologies to develop interactive, secure web applications
Evaluate and implement security measures to mitigate vulnerabilities in web applications
Build and deploy web applications using a modern framework, applying best practices for scalability, maintainability, and performance

Prerequisites by Topic

Object-oriented programming concepts

Coordinator
Dr. James Lembke

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