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Computer Science and Software Engineering
in 2023.
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About the unit CITS5505 Agile Web Development
Unit description:
This unit explores technologies, programming languages and environments that underpin the development of modern web applications. It builds on students' previous programming and data management experience to develop and demonstrate technologies in action. Topics and techniques evolve from year to year to stay at the technological front end of the rapidly changing web and internet fields. Examples include historical milestones of the internet and web; client/server models; internet protocols; document standards; development environments; client-side, server-side programming; n-tiered application architectures; database access and abstraction; open-source tools; and agile project methodologies.
Unit outcomes:
Students are able to (1) explain the key components that work together to enable the delivery of data and services on today's internet; (2) explain the technologies behind the terms and how they fit together, and justify this with examples of hands-on programming experience; (3) apply web technologies to effectively communicate; (4) develop web applications using client side and server side technologies; and (5) explain and apply agile project methodologies.
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Unit is offered in these majors and courses:
Indicative weekly topics:
| week 1 |
Internet and Web |
| week 2 |
HTML5 |
| week 3 |
CSS and Bootstrap |
| week 4 |
Javascript |
| week 5 |
AJAX and HTTP Requests |
| week 6 |
Agile development |
| week 7 |
Servers and Flask |
| week 8 |
REST APIs and databases |
| week 9 |
Application Architectures |
| week 10 |
Authentication |
| week 11 |
Testing |
| week 12 |
Revision |
Indicative assessment:
web project, group project, final exam
Useful prior experience and background knowledge:
Python (or good programming skills), some knowledge of data bases
Useful prior programming and software experience:
Python, flask, javascript, HTML, CSS
Hardware required for this unit:
Students are able to undertake their laboratory exercises and projects in laboratories in the CSSE building, but most students also complete work on their own laptops.
The following hardware is required to successfully complete this unit:
Standard machine
Software required for this unit:
Students are able to undertake their laboratory exercises and projects in laboratories in the CSSE building, but most students also complete work on their own laptops.
The following software is required to successfully complete this unit:Web browsers, vscode/IDE,
Python/flask
Operating system(s) used in this unit:
Different units will use different operating systems for their teaching - for in-class examples, laboratory exercises, and programming projects.
If an operating system is REQUIRED, it will be used when marking assessments.
ANY reasonable platform
This information last updated 6:48pm Thu 20th Apr 2023
