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Software technologies for the Worl Wide Web-- ECS400 Course Overview

Given by Nancy J. McCracken at ECS400 Senior Undergraduate Course on Fall Semester 96. Foils prepared 10 Sept 1996

This course is intended to introduce emerging software technologies relevant to the World Wide Web and equivalent subsets. The material will cover the languages Perl and Java and their use on the Web, including the development of interactive łapplet˛ programs that are distributed via a network for execution on a receiving client machine.
Lab time will be devoted to using these languages in student projects.
Today we will ask students to fill out surveys about scheduling lectures and labs and about studentsą backgrounds.
Prerequisites: Students should have a good basic understanding of how computers work and should be confident in C or willing to learn C quickly.

Table of Contents for Software technologies for the Worl Wide Web-- ECS400 Course Overview 

001 ECS 400
    Software Technologies for 
    the World Wide Web
    September 26, 1996
002 First Class - Organizational Meeting
003 Description of the Course
004 Description of the Course, continued
005 PERL4
006 Java 
007 Projects
008 Course Requirements
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