Syllabus TNPW2 (EN)

The principal aims of Technologies for Web Publishing II (TNPW2) is teaching students the basics of XML technology and develops web application= .

Contents subject:<= o:p>

• Modern= web design (Trends of modern web design, using web standards, benefit of C= SS layout, SEO, most frequent errors in web pages design, samples),
• JavaSc= ript (History, most frequent use, samples),
• Web ap= plications (Dynamical web pages, web services, advantage and disadvantage of web = applications, developing web applications, PHP and ASP.NET technologies, trends in develop web applications, web security, samples),
• XML (b= asic information, most frequent use, DTD, XML schema, XSLT transformation, = samples).

Prerequisites:

• TNPW1 = exam,
• Working knowledge of (X)HTML,
• Able t= o use CSS for definition of web pages visual properties.

Conditions for cre= dit:

• Create= and present web project.

Project:

• Web ap= plication created in chosen technology (for example PHP, ASP.NET, JSP, Python or Perl),
• Final = source code will be validated in (X)HTML 1.0 Strict,
• Applic= ation structure, navigation and design will respect basic rules for accessibility and use ability,
• All vi= sual application properties (layout, fonts, colors) will be defined in CSS = (including print output),
• Applic= ation data will be stored in database or file system on server,
• All us= er inputs will be tested before storing and secured from page refresh,
• XML te= chnology will be used (for example RSS channel, export/import application data)= .

Recommended litera= ture

(X)HTML and CSS

• Krug, = Steve – Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability!= ,
  New Riders Press; 2 edition 2000
• Meyer,= Eric A. – Cascading Style Sheets: The Definitive Guide, 2nd Edition,
  O'Reilly Media 2004
• Zeldman, Jeffrey – Designing with Web Standard= s, New Riders Press 2003
• Cederholm, Dan – Web Standards Solutions: The Ma= rkup and Style Handbook,
  friends of ED 2004

JavaScript

• Flanag= an, David – JavaScript Definitive Guide, O'Reilly 1998; 3rd edition<= o:p>

XML

• Ray, E= rik – Learning XML, O'Reilly Media 2003; 2nd edition
• Esposi= to, Dino – Applied XML programming for .NET, Microsoft Press 2002

PHP

• Sklar, David – Learning PHP 5, O'Reilly Media 2004

ASP.NET=

• Duthie, G., Andrew, MacDonald, Matthew – ASP.= NET in a Nutshell, O'Reilly 2002
• Schackov, Stefan – Professional ASP.NET 2.0 Sec= urity, Membership, and Role, Management, Wrox 200= 6

JSP

• Hall, = Marty – Servlets and JSP, 1st edition, on-line book=
• Hall, = Marty - Marty Hall's Servlets and JavaServer Pages Training Course,  <= br> Prentice Hall PTR 2001