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COMP 338: Server-Based Software Development

Credit hours: 3
Prerequisites: COMP 337 or both COMP 264 and COMP 313
Description: This course studies the architecture, design, and implementation of multi-tiered server-based software systems. Each tier is studied along with the pertinent mechanisms: markup languages in the client tier, web application frameworks in the web tier, and server-side components in the business logic and persistence tiers. Pervasive issues such as integration, testing, security, and performance are discussed. Coursework includes several substantial programming projects (using a platform such as Java 2 Enterprise Edition).
Syllabus: Taught by Dr. Läufer in Spring 2005.

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