ITSE 1440:
Mastering Distributed Applications Design and Development Using Microsoft Visual Studio
Featuring "Web Server" Technologies
An introduction to creating enterprise-level applications and the use of appropriate design tools and technology with Microsoft® Visual Studio. Leading-edge software development tool Microsoft® Web Developer 2005 is included in this course.
Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. August 28 through December 13, 2007.
El Centro's System i course that integrates web and information technology
Winning formula:
Application Development Power = (IBM System i) + (Microsoft Windows Server)
This introductory level course teaches students how to use visual development (drag and drop) technologies to create and display sophisticated websites that are located on IBM enterprise systems. Students completing the course will understand basic server technologies (client and server side) and ASP.NET, without writing any program language code. Note: This website is hosted on El Centro's System i and was created without writing a single line of programming code!
Visual Overview of the ITSE 1440 Course
Due to the popularity of web services, application development utilizing web technologies and connecting companies is the business standard for 2007! This increases the demand for browser-based development to access these connected systems over the intranet or internet.
For the IT side of this course, the following is a visual presentation of the traditional processing cycle "Input/Process/Output" (IPO)
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User Solutions
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Client-Side
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Relationship between servers
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Server-Side Technologies
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World View
Intranet
Firewall requires a password
Password not required Internet
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- The course combines Microsoft and IBM application development tools
- The IBM System i was formerly known as Midrange and/or Mainframe eServers
| El Centro College is an official provider of both IBM and Microsoft academic programs |
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