Applied Web Architecture 15 Credits

Course Contents

The course introduces the concept of multitier architecture as a model to create flexible web applications. It teaches the basics of object oriented programming, the fundamentals of relational databases including the SQL language and building of CMS solutions. Furthermore, the course explains the principles of web servers and how they can be configured to meet the developer's needs and how external systems can be integrated to a solution, including the utilization of REST API’s. The course finishes with a group project with a focus on building a CMS solution using some of the latest technologies and also utilizing a distributed version control system.

The course includes the following elements:
- Basic Object-oriented programming (e.g. .NET)
- Relational databases and CRUD (e.g. SQL)
- Content management systems (e.g. Umbraco)
- Working with RESTful web services
- Working with GIT

Prerequisites

General entry requirements and completion of the course Client-side Programming, 15 hp

Level of Education: Undergraduate
Course code/Ladok code: TAWK17
The course is conducted at: School of Engineering Last modified 2023-05-24 12:52:21