WEB PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE

BEG 470 CO Teaching Schedule Hours/Week Theory Tutorial Practical 3 3 Examination Scheme Internal Assessment Theory Practical* 20 50 Final Theory Practical** 80 Total 150

* Continuous ** Duration: 3 hours Course objectives: To provide concept of web page development using HTML and programming languages such as pearl, CGI scripting, Java script and Java. 1. HTML 5 1.1 Introduction to HTML 1.2 HTML-a scripting language for formating web page 1.3 HTML-Assistants, Editors, Convertors, Images and Multimedia, EffectiveWeb page design, Tables, Frames, Going on lline, Image Maps, Dynamic HTML and style sheets 1.3.1 Linking Documents VB script 2.1 Introduction to VB script 2.2 Tools used with VB script 2.3 The VB script language 2.4 Using VB script in Internet Explorer Java script 3.1 Introduction to Java script 3.1.1 Comparing Java script to Java 3.1.2 Java script in web pages 3.1.3 Netscape and Java script 3.1.4 Database connectivity 3.1.5 Client side Java script 3.1.6 Capturing user Input 3.2 Features and advantages of Java script 3.3 Writing Java script in to HTML 3.4 Building up java script syntax 3.5 The Java script into HTML 3.6 Building up java script syntax 3.7 The Java script Document objectModel 3.8 Cookies 3.9 JDK 3.10 Interfacing Java and Java script Common Gateway Interface (CGI) 4.1 Introduction to CGI programming 4.1.1 How CGI used within the HTML 4.2 Information from the web browser to a CGI programme 5

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CGI URL Interpretation with web server How a CGI programme returns information to the server Processing from information in a CGI programme Security issues regarding CGI scripts

PERL 10 5.1 Introduction to PERL language 5.2 PERL basics 5.3 PERL strings 5.3.1 Single and double quoted strings 5.4 Data storage 5.4.1 Variables, Scalar variables 5.5 Arrays 5.6 Database connectivity 5.7 Debugging in PERL 5.8 Writing CGI script in the PERL to process information from HTML forms

Laboratory: There shall be lab exercises to cover all the theoretical aspects of web Technology. References: HTML, DHTML, Java script, PERL, CGI - IVAN Bayross (2nd revised edition, BPB) Learning PERL - Rendal L. schwartz & Tom christiansen (O'Reilly & Associates) PERL and CGI for the world wide web - Elizabeth Castro (Peachpit press) - Herbert Schildt (Tata McGraw-Hill)