Web Information System Truong Thi Dieu Linh, PhD Nguyen Hong Phuong, Msc. Objectives Provide students with theory and concept about web information system from the past to future: Basic concepts of Internet, WWW Fundamental knowledge of HTML, CSS: elements of static web pages Client-side and server-side dynamic web pages: concepts and development Issues on web information systems: service containers, security, scalability Advanced topic: web services, web 2.0, web 3.0. Course Plan 1st week: Introduction 2nd week: HTTP 3rd week: HTML 4th week: CSS 5th week: Overview of dynamic page 6th week: Client side dynamic page 7th week: Server side dynamic page 8th week: Service container 9th week: Security 10th week: Scalability 11th week: Advanced topic – Web service, XHTML 12th week: Advanced topic - Web 2.0 13th week: Advanced topic – Web 3.0 14th,15th weeks: Groups of 4 students present different topics given by professors Evaluation Midterm test Topic presentation 30% 70% Working method Study student lecture note Ask professor questions in the class Search for solutions in web or discuss with classmates Contact with professor ⚫ 9:00 – 10:00 Mondays. ⚫ Department of Communication and Computer Networks – SoICT, C1 - 329 ⚫ ĐT: 8680896 ⚫ Mail: linhtd@it-hut.edu.vn ⚫ Slides and lecture note can be found at www.it-hut.edu.vn/~linhtd References ⚫ Student lecture note of the course Web Information System ⚫ Website: http://www.w3schools.com/ ⚫ http://www.w3.org/TR/ ⚫ http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/ ⚫ http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/ ⚫ http://java.sun.com/ ⚫ http://www.apache.org/ Chapter 1: Introduction ⚫ Brief history of Internet ⚫ What is not a Web system ⚫ Typical application ⚫ Social impact History of Internet ARPRANET was born with a project of ARPA At the beginning, there is only a link between two nodes (IMP of UCLA and IMP of SRI). ARPA: Advanced Research Project Agency UC