Notes on web.
Browser and related software.

None

Notes for all areas and referenced reading will be given by the teaching team.

Background reading -
Writing for Multimedia and the Web, Third Edition : A Practical Guide to Content Development for Interactive Media, Garrand T, (2006), Publisher: Focal Press; 3 edition, ISBN: 0240808223
The Multimedia Internet (Information Technology: Transmission, Processing and Storage), Weinstein S, (2006), Publisher: Springer; 1st edition, ISBN: 0387236813
Digital Information Management, Ethier, S, Ethier, C (2006), Publisher: Prentice Hall; 1st edition, ISBN: 0131997734
Multimedia Engineering : A Practical Guide for Internet Implementation, Cheuk, A, Fong, Hui, S, Hong, G, Fong, (2006), Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, ISBN: 0470030194

This module will include the following topics:

- Programming techniques for the web
- Enterprise asp.net solutions
- Server side technologies for web development
- Methods for web development
- Web Usability
- Devices Issues
- Web Services
- Databases

The creation of a practical artefact and a report of 2500 words. The artefact is likely to be a small application of around 20 pages that is dynamic and processes data input by a user. It may be based on a scenario such as a travel agents, or booking system.
(Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, and 4)

The lectures will support the two lab sessions. The lab sessions will support the underlying knowledge and skills required to complete the module, and will be facilitated with booklets, and Internet references. You will find in lab sessions that you are taken through several programming approaches for the web. You will also have sessions focused on infrastructure and designing larger systems. To widen your knowledge there will also be sessions on specific devices and user issues. Group discussions will also take place in the sessions.