IT2353 WEB TECHNOLOGY LESSON PLAN

COURSE OBJECTIVE AND OUTCOME

COURSE OBJECTIVES
1. To Understand Nonprogramming technologies that are fundamental to understanding communication
between web browsers and servers as well as how information is displayed by browser
2. Presents basic information about cascading style sheets(CSS), a style sheet technology designed to
work with HTML and XML documents. Study of JavaScript as a programming language, largely
independently of how it might relate to a web browser.
3.To understand Focus on Document Object Model (DOM), an API that defines how JavaScript programs
can access and manipulate the HTML document currently displayed by a browser. Moves from client-side
programming involving web browsers to server-side programming (Servlet)
4. To Considers several different technologies related to XML. Focus on Java server pages technology
5. To Illustrates how the various web service technologies interact.
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Topic Name

1 Overall Introduction
Unit-I CONCEPTS AND
ARCHITECTURE

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Notes

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1
(9 hrs)

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R3

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21-33

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34-40

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60-70

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4
5

Parallel and Distributed Computing

Cluster Computing
Grid Computing
Anatomy and Physiology of Grid

Review of Web Services

OGSA

WSRF

Unit-II GRID
MONITORING
9

(9 hrs)

Grid Monitoring Architecture (GMA)

An Overview of Grid Monitoring Systems
10
-Grid ICE

154-161
172-176

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1
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11 JAMM

189-192

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12 MDS

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14

196-201
205-209

13 Network Weather Service

14 R-GMA

209-214

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15 Other Monitoring Systems - Ganglia

217-219

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16 GridMon

219-220

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18

Unit III GRID SECURITY AND

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

(9 hrs)

17 Grid Security

123-124 BLACKBOARD

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18 A Brief Security Primer

124-127 BLACKBOARD

20

19 PKI-X509 Certificates

130-132 BLACKBOARD

21

20 Grid Scheduling and Resource Management

Review/Slip Test II

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21 Scheduling Paradigms

244-245
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245-248 BLACKBOARD

24

22 Working principles of Scheduling

248-254 BLACKBOARD

25

23 A Review of Condor, SGE, PBS and LSF

24 Grid Scheduling with QoS

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254-288
290-297

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29
31

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Unit IV DATA MANAGEMENT

AND GRID PORTALS
Data Management-Categories and Origins of
Structured Data
Data Management
26
Challenges
25

(9 hrs)
R1

397-400

R1

400-403

27 Architectural Approaches

R1

404-405

28 Collective Data Management Services

R1

413-417

29 Federation Services

R1

417-424

30 Grid Portals

336

31 First-Generation Grid Portals

337-349

32 Second-Generation Grid Portals

350-372

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37

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39
41

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Unit V GRID MIDDLEWARE

33 List of globally available Middlewares
Case Studies-Recent version of Globus
34
Toolkit
35 gLite - Architecture
36 gLite- Components and Features
Topics beyond syllabus
Organizations Developing Grid Computing
1
Standards, toolkits and the framework
2 NEESGrid, Virtual Observatory Tools

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239-374 BLACKBOARD
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51 hrs

Content Beyond Syllabus:

1
2

Organizations Developing Grid Computing Standards, toolkits and the framework

NEESGrid, Virtual Observatory Tools.

Text Book:

1. Maozhen Li, Mark Baker, The Grid Core Technologies, John Wiley &
Sons ,2005.

References:

1. Ian Foster & Carl Kesselman, The Grid 2 Blueprint for a New
Computing Infrascture , Morgan Kaufman 2004.
2. Joshy Joseph & Craig Fellenstein, Grid Computing, Pearson
Education 2004.
3. Fran Berman,Geoffrey Fox, Anthony J.G.Hey, Grid Computing:
Making the Global Infrastructure a reality, John Wiley and sons,
2003.

Assignment Topics:
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3

Organizations Developing Grid Computing Standards, toolkits and the framework

NEESGrid, Virtual Observatory Tools
Grid Applications