Faculty subject Web technologies.
Introduction – web technologies
Internet (computer, network)
Web (WWW) – distributed document-based system
Web architecture (client-server model, communication, naming, ...)
Standards and protocols
Client programming: (X)HTML, Script programming (JavaScript, jQuery, ...)
Server programming (PHP, CGI, servlet, ...)\n
Web Search technologies and resource extraction (portal, Search engine, Forum, ...)
Meta- language XML (naming, XML checking, presentation formats, XML applications
XML based web services (SOAP, WSDL, UDDI), RESTful
Web engineering (methodologies and strategies of web application design, customer support)
Web application security (users, identity, certificates, encryption)
Semantic web
Single-page applications (Angular)
The primary objective of this course is to introduce students a Web as a distributed system and the use of online technologies on the client and server-side. The acquired knowledge will enable students to develop their own webpages, websites and web applications. The theoretical and practical work helps them to develop skills for understanding and solving creative professional challenges in computer and information science and for independent work in solving technical problems and to apply the acquired practical skills and knowledge of software technologies for successful professional work.
Knowledge and understanding: Knowledge of web (Internet) presented as a distributed system that operates on the principle of client-server model. Understanding the development and programming of web applications, services at the level of engineering work. Application: Use of web technologies in the area of web engineering, both at the client side as server side. Reflection: Insight and understanding of the theory of web technology and its application in practical work, both in the laboratory and in real applications. Transferable skills: Design and development of web solutions in various engineering, as well as other areas.