Web programming

Units WEB1P and WEB2P

WEB1P 2009-2010 Semester 1 Supervised Work Session

Schedule

~~Friday 8th January 2010. Meet in Lion Gate 0.7a at 0930 prompt for briefing. The specification will be available here from approximately 0900 onwards.~~

~~At 1630, each group must submit their group's work. Hand-in for this will be direct to the SWS tutor (Dr Briggs), not to the Admin Office.~~

Due to the bad weather, the Supervised Work Session has been substituted by an individual coursework.

See below for details of Task B - the programming work you need to do.

Submit your individual work for Task B to me by email by 3.30pm on Friday 5th February 2010.

~~Individual work~~Your report (the deliverable from Task C) must be submitted on paper to the CAM Admin Office also by Friday 5th February 2010. Normal coursework hand-in regulations and procedures apply.

Tasks

The ~~SWS~~coursework will consist of ~~a group~~an individual development exercise involving Java servlets and JSPs. Familiarity with developing these with NetBeans will be assumed. Some initial development work (Task A) needs to be undertaken to prepare for the ~~SWS~~coursework. This can be done either individually or as a group.

~~SWS group submission cover sheet (.DOC)~~

Marking scheme

Demonstrations

Each student is required to demonstrate their coursework to the unit lecturer.

Bring with you either:

a laptop computer on which to do the demonstration; or
a memory stick containing your NetBeans project (make sure it meets the specification to enable it to run on my machine; provide database scripts if necessary)

I will ask you to demonstrate the functionality of the software and I will give you some feedback on it. Please make sure your program will run in the format you've chosen - if it takes time to set up, that will detract from the time available for demonstration and feedback.

The demonstrations will take place in my office (Buckingham 1.07). The schedule for these is below:

	Time	Student
Friday 5th February 2010	1030	Benneth Ugwu
	1100	Patrick
	1130	Put Satajutha
	Lunch break
	1300	Ademola Adekolurejo
	1330	Ben McGiveron
	1400	Willyam Anton
	1430	Andy Roberts

Any problems, email me.

	Last updated by Prof Jim Briggs of the School of Computing at the University of Portsmouth
	The web programming units include some material that was formerly part of the WPRMP, WECPP, WPSSM and WEMAM units.