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C&IT 255 Programming for the Internet
This course is a fast-paced study of advanced Internet application development that builds on the knowledge gained in both prerequisite courses. Throughout the course, you will use the various Internet technologies you learned in CPT 141, including XHTML, tables, forms, and style sheets. The course begins with simple Web programming that leverages the pre-built controls offered with .Net and moves to the development of complex, dynamic, database-driven sites. All essential concepts will be presented in lectures, and the PSOs will give you opportunities to practice these new concepts in a supervised setting. You will also complete a service-learning semester project working as a member of a team. All students are expected to use web resources to expand their knowledge beyond the classroom and share some of these newly discovered ideas with the class.
eSub Electronic Assignment Submissions
C# Coding Standards and Guidelines
Using WinZip for Homework Submissions
Safari Books Online for Purdue students
| Course Manager | Office | Phone | Office Hours | |
| Professor Alka Harriger | KNOY 243 | harrigea@purdue.edu | 494-2565 | Office hours by appointment |
| Course Instructor | Office | Phone | Office Hours | |
| Professor Jeff Griffin | TBA | griffin0@purdue.edu | 494-2560 | Office hours TBA |
OPTIONAL: Set up a Pro or Advanced account via Web Hosting By Brinkster to facilitate getting your website into production after this class and project end. You can also set up a *FREE* developer account to practice developing ASP.Net web applications on a real web server with some limitations (see details on the site).