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Office
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- Monday: 10:00
- 12:30
- Tuesday: 10:00 - 11:00 (Swain Center)
- Wednesday: 10:00
- 12:30
- Thursday:
10:00 - 11:00 (Swain Center)
- Appointments Available Upon Request
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| Class
Hours: |
- CIS 110 HYS5: Hybrid Component
- CIS 110 WC3: Online
- COE 111
- WEB 110 BD1: 8:00 - 9:45 TTH
- WEB 115 WC1: Online
- WEB 250 SD1: 8:00 - 9:45 MW
- CTS/NET/WEB 289 HYS1/HYM1: 12:30 - 1:20 M and Online
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Course
Description: |
This course introduces dynamic (database-driven) website development. Topics include the use of basic database CRUD statements (create, read, update and delete) incorporated into web applications, as well as in software architecture principles. Upon completion, students should be able to design and develop database driven web applications according to industry standards. Prerequisites: DBA 110 and WEB 140 |
Optional
Text: |
PHP 5: Your visual blueprint for creating open source, server-side content. by: Toby Boudreaux
ISBN: 978-0-7645-8332-2
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Objectives: |
- Develop dynamic web
pages using PHP
- Create an online shopping
cart with PHP and MySQL
- Design an Admin area for a website
- Understand how to download PHP applications and incorporate them into a site
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Grading
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Attendance |
25% |
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A =
90-100 |
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Projects |
20% |
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B =
80 - 89 |
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Mini-Projects |
15% |
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C =
70 - 79 |
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Final
Project |
20% |
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D =
60 - 69 |
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Articles |
20% |
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F = 0
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100% |
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Attendance: |
Students may miss three class sessions without penalty. If you must be absent, be sure to use these ‘buffer days’ wisely. Once a student misses more than three classes, each absence will reduce the attendance grade by 15 points for each day missed. Absences which are due to documented SCC functions (ie. field trip for another class) are not counted.
Please view the document which outlines the affect that poor attendance will have on your average. When absent, students are responsible for finding out what they missed by checking with their classmates and/or instructor so the assignment can still be completed on time.
Tardiness is defined as being 10 or more minutes late for class. Three instances of tardiness will be counted as one absence. Students with NO absences will have 3 points added to their final average. Students missing only one day will receive 2 points.
Class participation is important and activities that disrupt class or distract other students such as recreational use of the PC or side conversations during lecture/class discussion will result in an absence. If you complete the assigned work early, you are encouraged to either help others who may be struggling, work ahead, study, or focus on assignments due for other courses. Please be considerate of your fellow students and respectful of your instructor. |
Mini-Projects:
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We
will work on many different mini-projects
throughout the semester. They will involve
whatever aspect of PHP we are discussing
at that time. |
Projects: |
We
will work on many different Projects throughout
the semester. |
Final
Project: |
The
final project will be assigned at the end
of the semester. It will bring together
all of the things we learned throughout
the semester. You will not be able to get
help from me or anyone else on this project. |
Articles: |
Each
student will be required to email me a
current XML or JavaScript article with a typed summary
of the article. The typed summary
must be at least 1/2 a page in length and
saved as a Word document (.doc/.docx) or as Rich Text Format (.rtf). The article can be out
of magazines, newspapers, or on the Internet.
You will have one article due each month
starting with January. The dates are:
January
28, February 25, March 25 and April 29. |
Withdrawal
Date and Procedure: |
The
last day to withdraw from this class
is Tuesday,
March 31st. To initiate
this procedure, you must talk to
your advisor about withdrawing before
this date. |
Academic Integrity Statement: |
Plagiarism,
cheating, and other forms of academic dishonesty
are prohibited. In addition to other possible
disciplinary sanctions, which may be imposed
through the regular institutional procedures
as a result of academic misconduct, your
instructor will assign an "F" for
the exercise or examination that evidences
academic misconduct for the first offense
and assign an "F" for the course
for repeated offenses. |
Other: |
1)
If you have a DOCUMENTED disability and
think you will need some form of reasonable
classroom accommodations to help you achieve
your full academic potential, please see
the disability office (student support
services) located on the lower level of
Oaks Hall. If you will not be needing classroom
modifications, you are not required to
disclose your disability.
2) It is unacceptable to play games during
class. During the lecture portion of class
you may not type or have anything open unless
we are discussing it at the time.
3) All cell phones must be cutoff. This is
educational time. Class does not need to be
interrupted by a student leaving class to answer
a cell phone call. The only exception
to this is if you let me know at the beginning
of class that you will be receiving an emergency
call and you can put your phone on vibrate. |
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