Web programming

Units WEB1P and WEB2P

WEB1P 2010-2011 Semester 1 Supervised Work Session

Schedule

Friday 10th December 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.

Individual work (the deliverable from Task C) must be submitted on paper to the CAM Admin Office also by Friday 17th December 2010. Normal coursework hand-in regulations and procedures apply.

Tasks

The SWS will consist of a group 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. This can be done either individually or as a group.

SWS group submission cover sheet (.DOC)

Marking scheme

Groups

The SWS will be carried out in groups of 4. If you wish to form your own group, please notify the names of its members to me (Dr Jim Briggs) to be recorded here before Friday 3rd December. Anyone not in a notified group will be randomly assigned to a group. If a majority of students indicate so, all groups will be allocated randomly.

Groups formed

Revised 29 November 2010

Group	Member 1	Member 2	Member 3	Member 4
A	KIM, Sanghyun	MWANGI, James Ndungu	SAYKOV, Dimitar	MUSKULA, Ramu
B	OLAN-GEORGE, Olakunle	ADETAYO, Adekunle Azeez	CHAMBERS, Lorraine Sylvia	PATRICK, .
C	SEN, Ismail	OLLEKKATTU, Dijinkumar	POONPAKDEE, Pasu	GAMAGE, Dileepa Chathuranga
D	MOHAMMED MIFAR, Ahammed Afam	NEUZILOVA, Jana	SALAMON, Jozef	STACK, Kieran Tristram

People as yet unallocated to groups

Any problems, email me.

Extenuating circumstances

Under the University's Extenuating Circumstances policy:

the policy is not applicable to Task A because it's not assessed
the Supervised Work Session (Task B) will be regarded as an "Examination Type" assessment
the report (Task C) will be regarded as a "Coursework Type" assessment if you attempted Task B, but as an "Examination Type" assessment if you were unable to do so for valid reasons

	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.