1. CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications Summer 2010 William Acosta Email: william.acosta@utoledo.edu william.acosta@utoledo.edu URL: http://cset.sp.utoledo.edu/~wacosta/classes/summer2010/cset3300

2. Introduction Instructor – William Acosta 1624 North Engineering 419.530.3896 william.acosta@utoledo.edu Office Hours: – To be determined – or by Appointment 2CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications

3. Topics Covered Databases – Architecture & Design – Entity Relationships – Relational Models – Query Languages (SQL) PHP – Basic PHP – Communicating with a database Web Applications – Architecture & Design – User interaction CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications3

4. Prerequisites You should have a good background programming You should have a good background in some programming language (e.g., Java, Perl, PHP, C, Python, Ruby, etc.) You should be comfortable with UNIX operating system commands and accessing remote servers (e.g., SSH and SCP) CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications4

5. Resources Textbooks – Database Systems: The Complete Book 2 nd edition by Hector Garcia-Molina, Jeffrey D. Ullman, Jennifer Widom, Pearson/Prentice Hall – Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL 2 nd edition by Hugh E. Williams and David Lane, O'Reilly Publishers Course web page – http://cset.sp.utoledo.edu/~wacosta/classes/summer2010/cset3300 CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications5

6. Grade Breakdown Homework/Programming Assignments40% Quizzes5% Midterm Exam25% Final Exam30% CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications6

7. Grade Breakdown – Cont. CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications7 >= 90%A- to A >= 80% to < 90%B- to B+ >= 70% to < 80%C- to C+ >= 60% to < 70%D- to D+ < 60%F

8. Attendance Policy Attendance is mandatory You are responsible for ALL class material Only UNAVOIDABLE absences will be excused CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications8

9. Late Assignment Policy I will not accept any late work unless there is a reasonable excuse – Do not wait until the last minute to do your assignments – Turn in all your assignments!!! CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications9

10. Grading Policy Re-evaluating grades – Generally will only re-evaluate for arithmetic etc. errors. – Partial credit: NFL Video Review Penalty Principle Written statement indicating why & how many points you think you deserve If I agree, you will up to that many points If I disagree, I will take away that many points from your original score! CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications10

11. Academic Integrity Don’t cheat! Collaboration is acceptable – You must acknowledge anyone with whom you collaborated – You must cite any external sources (books, papers, how-to's, etc.) used to complete an assignment – Failure to do so constitutes plagiarism CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications11

12. Miscellaneous No Cell Phones – Texting, checking email, making/receiving calls etc. – If you absolutely need to receive a call, inform me before class starts Accessibility – I will adhere to the university’s policy on accessibility CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications12

13. Acknowledgements This course’s policy rules were adopted from the following people: – Prof. Carla Ellis @ Duke – Prof. Amin Vahdat @ UCSD – Prof. Surendar Chandra @ Notre Dame. CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications13

14. Assignment Read Chapter 1 & 2 (Database Systems Book) HW Assignment 1 (see course web page for assignment details) – Deploy “hello.php” on et791 – Create basic MySQL table on et791 CSET 3300: Database-Driven Web Applications14