CIT
597 Programming Languages & Techniques III Fall 2004, David Matuszek
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Meeting
times
Lecture
MW 10:30-12:00
Towne 309
Office
hours
Email: matuszek at central
TR 3:00-4:30 andPM
Moore 176
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W 1:30-2:30
Weiss Tech House
Date Announcements
December 7
Quiz Wednesday:
SAX and DOM will be important. Be sure you understand:
What they are for
A general idea of how to use them (but don't bother to memorize
names and signatures)
What the differences are between them, and
The advantages and disadvantages of each.
XSL will be covered lightly. You should understand:
The purpose of each part (XSLT, XPath, and XSL-FO)
Advantages and disadvantages compared to SAX and DOM
PHP and JAXB will not be covered
December 7
December 7 I've posted grade averages
for all the work that's been graded so far.
Older
Previous announcements
Date Lectures,
Assignments, etc.
Sept 8
Introduction
to CIT597 HTML
Sept 13
Bad HTML Style Regular Expressions in Java Regular
Expression Tester Link
Extractor Link
Extractor Addendum
Sept 15
Good HTML Style XHTML Link
Extractor, revised
Sept 20
Basic
Protocols
Sept 22
XML CSS
for HTML
Sept 27
Quiz
1 : HTML, Regular Expressions, XHTML, Protocols, XML, but not
CSSQuiz
1 Answer Key Course
Overview (finally!)Concise
JavaScript: The Core Language XHTML
and CSS
Sept 29
JavaScript
Fundamentals More
JavaScript (being revised)
Oct 4
HTML
Forms JavaScript
and HTML Concise
JavaScript: Client-Side JavaScript 21
in JavaScript
Oct 6
DTDs
Oct 11
CSS
for XML
Oct 13
Sockets
and URLs HTTP Clients
and Servers Chat
Client/Server ReverseClient.java
and ReverseServer.java SwingExamples.zip
Oct 18
Threads Servlets
Oct 20
More
About Servlets (mostly
Session management)JSP Refactoring
1
Oct 25
Fall Term Break
Oct 27
Comments
on Chat Assignment Tomcat Configuring
& Using Apache Tomcat UML
Nov 1
Preferences Logging Refactoring
2 Refactoring
3
Nov 3
An
Example Servlet Calculator
Servlet Reflection
Nov 8
Namespace
Review XML
Schema Description Language (XSD) RELAX
NG
Nov 10
Perl http://www.scs.leeds.ac.uk/Perl/start.html
Nov 15
Finished up with PerlRefactoring
4 Perl
Assignment: HTML --> Plain Text
Nov 17
SAX DOM
Nov 22
More
DOM XSL
Nov 24
Class cancelled due to lack of attendance
Nov 29
No class
Dec 1
PHP XPath
Dec 6
XSLT JAXB
Dec 8
Java
1.5
No Final Exam
Key
MCIT
and MSE (Masters) Pizza Bash
Official specification
(always offsite)