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Mirpur University of Science and Technology: Deparment Software Engineering

The document provides information about a Web Engineering course at Mirpur University of Science and Technology. It includes the course objectives, which are to learn basic web application design and build web applications. It outlines the course content, which covers web programming languages, client-side and server-side scripting, web design principles, and more. It also discusses learning and assessment methods, academic dishonesty policies, recommended resources, and course attributes.

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Mirpur University of Science and Technology: Deparment Software Engineering

The document provides information about a Web Engineering course at Mirpur University of Science and Technology. It includes the course objectives, which are to learn basic web application design and build web applications. It outlines the course content, which covers web programming languages, client-side and server-side scripting, web design principles, and more. It also discusses learning and assessment methods, academic dishonesty policies, recommended resources, and course attributes.

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MIRPUR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

DEPARMENT OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING


Course Description
(lecture # 0)

Engr. Muhammad Raees


(Lecturer)

Date: December 23, 2020


LECTURE CONTENTS

• Objectives and Outcomes


• Mapping of CLOs – PLOs
• Course Outline
• Learning and Assessment
• Academic Dishonesty
• Resources and Course Catalogue

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Objectives and Outcomes

• Course Objectives
• Learn about the concepts and principles of basic web application design
elements
• Develop skills to build applications that run on the web

• Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)


1. Describe the impact of web standards on development and constraints on
developers.
2. Design and Implement a simple web application.
3. Review an existing web application against a current web standard.

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CLO Mapping

CLO Domain & KPI KPI Evaluation Level of Emphasis of PLOs (1:
BTL (individual (Cohort Through High; 2: Medium; 3: Low)
level) level)
1 C-2 50% 50% A, Q, MTE, TE 4 (Investigation)

2 C-3 50% 50% A, Q, MTE, TE, 3 (Design and Development of


LE, SP Solutions)

3 C-4 50% 50% A, Q, MTE, TE, 4 (Investigation)


LE, SP

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Course outline

• Web programming languages (e.g., HTML5, CSS 3, Java Script,


PHP/JSP/ASP.Net, MySQL)
• Client-side scripting, Server-side scripting
• Design principles of Web based applications, Web platform constraints
• Dynamic website development, Introduction to related methods and tools e.g.,
website hosting, database connectivity, Macromedia.
• Overview of XML, Software as a Service (SaaS), Web standards,
• Responsive Web Design, Web Applications,
• Browser/Server Communication, Cookies and Sessions, Input Validation,
• Performance of Web Applications,
• Web Testing and Web Maintenance.

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Learning and Assessment

• Lecturing and Reading


• Programming/Designing
• Individual and Group Work

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Academic Dishonesty

• Academic dishonesty is the use of someone else's work without proper


acknowledgment and presenting the material as if it were one's own. It is not
acceptable to copy the results or reports from one another even if
individuals/groups are working on the same task and may obtain same results.

• CAUTION
• An individual/group may be assigned a straight-forward 0 if the submitted
assessed work (assignment, quiz, project or mid/final exam) is copied/cheated
from another individual/group.

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Resources

• Recommended Books:
• Web Engineering, Rajiv Chopra, Prentice-Hall of India, 2016
• Beginning HTML, XHTML,CSS, and JavaScript, by Jon Duckett, Wiley
Publishing; 2009, ISBN: 978-0-470-54070-1.
• Web enabled Commercial application development using HTML, DHTML
JAVASCRIPT by Ivon Bayross. BPS Publications.
• Laravel_ Up & Running. A Framework for Building Modern PHP Apps by
Matt Stauffer – (2019, O’Reilly Media).

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Course Attributes

• Online Student Portal: https://www.cms.must.edu:8082


• Course Code: SE-354
• Course Title: Web Engineering
• Credit Hours: Theory 3 Lab 1
• Instructor: Engr. Muhammad Raees
• Lab. Instructor: Engr. Khan Awais Khan/Engr. Sehrish Manzoor
• Department: Software Engineering
• Faculty: Engineering and Technology

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THANKS

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