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| Academic Prerequisites |
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| Technical Prerequisties |
The technical requirements necessary to use WebCT. At present this
course does not make use of this powerful tool for online learning,
but I expect to have some online discussions and the like created in
the near future. |
| Schedule |
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to be covered, the material to be read, the assignments given, and
the assignments due, for any given class day. This calendar is subject
to change so be sure to check it often. |
| Support Services |
A listing of the varous support services available to online and
off-line learners. |
| Syllabus |
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the goals, policies, and grading scheme for the course. This page
also lists contact information and office hours. |
| Lessons |
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by the class. These are the same topics linked to under the calendar
days and are provided here so you can check them as needed without
having to remember which day they were on. |
| Assign./Labs |
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here should agree with those in the calendar. If not then e-mail me. |
| Links |
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learning HTML. Students are encouraged to check these sites if they
have questions outside of class. |
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curious or want to know my qualifications. |
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The
Community College of Baltimore County
Welcome
to EBUS 222: Java for the Web. This is a required course for the technology
track of the E-Businees program at CCBC and is an excellent course for those
who wish to learn more about the technology that makes e-business web sites
function. During the course of a semester you will learn how to design and
create web applications that combine HTML documents for presentation and
layout
with Java Server Pages (JSPs) and JabavBeans to provide dynamic content and
the underlying business logic. You will learn how to use JSPs to read and
process form
data, set cookies and keep track of user sessions, generate dynamic content,
and interact with one or more databases.
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