COURSE SYLLABUS

COURSE INFORMATION:
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IT214 Web Development
IFSU Aguinaldo Campus____________________________
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Course Description: This course will provide students with a comprehensive mastery on various development tools such as HTML
and PHP together with MySQL as backend. Major Topics include refresher course in Advance HTML and
PHP Programming. As a major requirement, the students are required to design and implement web-based
applications.

COURSE OUTCOMES (CO):

On the completion of the course, student is expected to be able to do the following:

Graduate Outcomes Course Outcomes

Design, Implement, and evaluate computer-
based systems, processes, components, or
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programs to meet desired needs and
requirements under various constraints.
Design and implement a dynamic website using various web development
tools and observe the rules in developing a website in order to come up
with an interactive, informative and user-friendly website.

Apply an appropriate coding standard with proper documentation in order

CO2 to come up with a readable, understandable and maintainable program
Integrate IT-based solutions into the user code.
environment effectively. Select and apply appropriate debugging and testing techniques to ensure
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the correctness of a program and compliance to given specifications, to
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solve a computing problem.

LEARNING OUTPUTS (LO):

As evidence of attaining the above learning outcomes, the student has to do and submit the following:

Course
Learning Output Description and other Details Outcomes it
represents
LO1 Project 1 Develop web applications using HTML, XHTML, XML client side
programming and other web GUI technologies to create and validate
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documents, generate contents via programming and integrate libraries with
other media contents.
LO2 Project 2 Set up a web server to support server-side processing in a secure fashion
CO1, CO2, CO3
and identify common server-side configuration issues that affects security.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS AND ASSESSMENTS (AA)

Aside from the final output, the student will be assessed at other times during the term by the following:

Assessment Activity Description and other Details Course Outcomes it represents

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 Programming Exercises Implementation strategies (e.g. array vs linked-list) for the
abstract data types - stacks, queues, list, set, hash-tables,
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trees and graphs and their applications and use in
modeling and solving computing problems.
Major Written Description, illustration and implementation of various ADT
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Examinations operations
Hands-on Examinations Implementation strategies (e.g. array vs linked-list) for the
abstract data types - stacks, queues, list, set, hash-tables
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and graphs and their applications and use in modeling and
solving computing problems.
Quizzes Description, illustration and implementation of various ADT
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operations

GRADING SYSTEM:
The final grade in this course will be composed of the following items and their weights in the final grade computation:

Assessment
Grade Source (Score or Rubric Grade) Percentage of Final Grade
Item
Programming 20%
Rubric for Programming Exercises
Exercises
Hands-on 20%
Exam Scores
Exams
Major Written 30%
Exam Scores
Exams
Quizzes Quiz Scores 10%
LO1 Rubric for Project 10%
LO2 Rubric for Project 10%

LEARNING PLAN:
In order to achieve the outcomes of this course, learners will go through this learning plan

Course Intended Learning Outcome Topics Teaching Learning Assessment Time

Outcomes (ILO) Activities (TLA) Tools/ Tasks Frame
ILO1. Explain the importance Lecture Recitation 2 hours
CO1 of the course content in 1.1 Course Syllabus Discussion lecture
CO3 relation to website Orient the students 3 hours
lab
development on the laboratory
policies and
guidelines
ILO1. Explain the 2.1 Intro to Web Lecture Interactive 2 hours
CO1 fundamentals of web page Programming Discussion discussion lecture
CO3 design 2.2 Web design Use of presentation Quizzes
ILO2. terminology slides
2.3 History of Internet
and WWW
2.4 Web Browsers
2.5 Basic web design
principles
2.6 Essential elements
of web contents.
2.7 Planning your
website
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 Course Intended Learning Outcome Topics Teaching Learning Assessment Time
Outcomes (ILO) Activities (TLA) Tools/ Tasks Frame
CO1 ILO1. Design ADTs using 3.1 Classes/Structures Lecture Interactive 2 hours
CO3 typedefs/structs/classes 3.2 Class Definition/Type Discussion discussion lecture
LO3. Implement abstract data definition involving Use of presentation Quizzes 3 hours
lab
types using structures slides Programming
structures/classes, functions Program simulation exercises
and methods. Programming Hands-on
Exercises using Examination
structures with
emphasis on the
creation of abstract
data types
CO1 ILO1. Illustrate the behavior 4.1 Linked-list Lecture Interactive 4 hours
CO3 of different linked-list 4.2 Linked-list Discussion discussion lecture
operations and explain the operations Use of presentation Programming 6 hours
lab
advantages and 4.3 Linked-list traversal slides exercises
disadvantages of using Program simulation Seat-work
linked-list Programming Quizzes
ILO2. Implement programs Exercises on Linked-
using linked-list list
CO1 ILO1. Describe and illustrate 5.1 Stack definition Lecture Interactive 2 hours
CO3 the behavior of the Stack 5.2 Stack Application Discussion discussion lecture
abstract data type 5.3 Stack Use of presentation Programming 3 hours
lab
ILO2. Implement Stacks using implementation slides exercises
arrays and linked-list using an array Program simulation
ILO3. Solve problems using 5.4 Stack Programming
Stacks implementation Exercises involving
using a linked-list stack like postfix
calculator, balanced
symbols
CO1 ILO1. Describe and illustrate 6.1 Queue definition Lecture Interactive 2 hours
CO3 the behavior of the Queue 6.2 Queue Application Discussion discussion lecture
abstract data type 6.3 Queue Use of presentation Programming 3 hours
lab
ILO2. Implement Queues implementation slides exercises
using arrays and linked-list using an circular Program simulation
ILO3. Solve problems using array Programming
Queues 6.4 Queue Exercises involving
implementation queues like first-
using a linked-list come-first serve
scheduling
problems
CO1 ILO1. Describe and illustrate 7.1 List definition Lecture Interactive 4 hours
CO2 the behavior of the List 7.2 List Application Discussion discussion lecture
CO3 abstract data type 7.3 List implementation Use of presentation Programming 6 hours
lab
ILO2. Implement Lists using using an array slides exercises
arrays and linked-list 7.4 List implementation Program simulation Quizzes
ILO3. Solve problems using using a linked-list Programming
Lists Exercises involving Hands-on
lists Examination

Midterm
Examination

Mini Project 1

CO1 ILO1. Define binary trees and 8.1 Binary tree Lecture Interactive 4 hours
CO3 binary search trees 8.2 Binary tree Discussion discussion lecture
ILO2. Illustrate the behavior representation of Use of presentation Programming 6 hours
lab
of the different binary search expressions slides exercises
tree operations 8.3 Binary traversal Illustrations Quizzes
ILO3. Perform binary tree 8.4 Binary search trees Program simulation
traversals: pre-order, post- 8.5 Heap Programming
order, in-order exercises on binary
ILO4. Draw tree tree
representations of infix implementation
expressions
ILO5. Implement binary trees
ILO1. Define a hash-table 9.1 Hash-table Lecture Interactive 4 hours
ILO2. Describe the behavior of 9.2 Hash-table Discussion discussion lecture
different hash-table operations operations Use of presentation Programming 6 hours
lab
ILO3. Explain the advantages of 9.3 Open Hashing slides exercises
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 Course Intended Learning Outcome Topics Teaching Learning Assessment Time
Outcomes (ILO) Activities (TLA) Tools/ Tasks Frame
using hash-table in improving 9.4 Closed Hashing Illustrations Quizzes
add, search, and delete Program simulation
operations Programming
exercises on hash-
table
implementation

CO1 ILO1. Define and characterize 10.1Graph Definition Lecture Interactive 4 hours
CO2 graphs 10.2Graph Discussion discussion lecture
CO3 ILO2. Represent graphs using Representation Use of presentation Programming 6 hours
lab
adjacency matric and adjacency 10.3Graph application slides exercises
list Illustrations Quizzes
ILO3. Explain the use of graphs Program simulation
in modeling real-life problems Programming Hands-on
exercises on graph Examination
implementation
Final
Examination

Mini Project 2

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