INT422 Internet III Web Programming on Windows

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INT422 Internet III Web Programming on
Windows

• Welcome!

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Things you need to know quickly

• Information about this course
• Definition of Web Programming on Windows
• Windows operating systems concepts
• What is ASP.NET
• What is the .NET Framework and why is it so
  important to us
• What is Visual Studio .NET and how to use it
• The C programming language

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Information about this course
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Course structure

• Lectures / class sessions
• Labs are in T2108
• Everyone gets a computer
• Computers are not to be used except when doing
  Labs and exercises
• This is a programming course
• You will learn ASP.NET, C, and the .NET
  Framework
• You will also learn more about Windows, IIS, etc.

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Graded work

• Heres how you will earn grades
• Tests total 30
• First test TBA
• Second test TBA
• Labs total 5
• These are small focused programming tasks
• Programming project 30
• Due Tuesday of week 13 in class
• Final exam 35

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Policies Standards

• Linked on the course website
• Read and understand
• Highlights
• Tests must be written when scheduled
• Lab exercises are due when scheduled
• Each lab exercise shows the due date
• Assignment is due when scheduled
• If it is late, it will not receive full marks

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College computing facilities

• You will need to use lab PCs and a server
• The lab PC will be equipped with the software
  development tools you will need
• Visual Studio .NET 2008
• The server you will use iswarp.senecac.on.ca
• Each student will have their own account
• Your login name and password will be handed to
  you in class

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College computing facilities

• There is a course website
• Built using the technology you will learn in this
  course
• http//warp.senecac.on.ca/ian
• We will also use My.Seneca
• Your grades will be posted there

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Using a home PC for this course?

• Minimum hardware requirements
• P4-class CPU, 1GHz or faster
• 1GB or more memory
• 5GB or more free/available disk space
• Display resolution of 1024x768or larger
• All the other regular stuff CD, mouse, KB, etc.
  
• You are responsible for setup, configuration,
  compatibility, and troubleshooting of your home
  PC during this course

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Using a home PC? (continued)

• Minimum software requirements
• Vista
• The operating system software MUST be up-to-date
• Minimum Internet connectivity
• High-speed recommended if you plan to work online
  to warp from your home PC
• We will give you tips later on improving
  performance
• Modem only? Working online not recommended

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Using a home PC? (continued)

• Where do you get Visual Studio software?
• Buy / get some CD-R discs
• Go to the open lab
• Download what you need from http//acs.senecac.on.
  ca click on download
• Create your own CDs
• See the document Visual Studio Installation and
  Setup Essentials

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Textbook and reference material

• Required textbooklt not required gt
• Suggested text booksSee course outline
• Required online resourceMicrosoft Developer
  Networkhttp//msdn.microsoft.com/library
• Required online resourcea search engine (e.g.
  Google)
• Other resources will be assigned weekly

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Definition of Web Programming on Windows
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Why are you here?

• You need to graduate with the skills needed to
  create applications that run on Microsoft Windows
  web servers
• Web Programming on Windows will introduce you
  to the latest technologies for developing and
  deploying Windows-based web applications

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Our mission and philosophy

• This is an ASP.NET application development course
  using the C language
• When you successfully complete this course, you
  will be able to create an ASP.NET application in
  a real-life employment situation
• Build and deploy an application
• Use external data / database sources
• Understand the Windows / IIS / ASP.NET platform

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Our mission and philosophy

• This is a project-driven course many of the
  topics covered in the course will be applied when
  you code your project
• You will be exposed to and expected to absorb and
  apply large quantities of new information

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Windows operating systems concepts
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Required Windows OS skills

• Everyone here has passed IOS110
• In that course, you were expected to learn these
  skills
• File (data storage) management
• Understanding and using networked and internet
  resources
• Using the graphical user interface efficiently
  and effectively (including keyboard shortcuts)
• Understanding and applying security concepts
• Software installation, setup, and configuration
• The ability to quickly learn a new application

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You will learn these new concepts

• To succeed in this course, you must learn these
  new concepts and skills
• IIS - the Windows internet server
• Windows security
• Authentication, credentials, authorization,
  impersonation, security context, relationships
  between IIS and NTFS permissions
• Others as assigned / required
• You should also build on and improve the skills
  you already know, particularly user skills

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What is ASP.NET
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What is ASP.NET?

• ASP.NET is Microsofts development and
  server-side application execution environment for
  web browser clients
• ASP.NET relies on
• IIS, and
• The .NET Framework
• ASP.NET applications are applications written in
  a .NET language, like C
• They are then compiled and executed on a server
  a web browser is the user interface

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What is the .NET Framework and why is it so
important to us
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What is the .NET Framework?

• A set of managed code technologies that allow you
  to develop and run .NET applications
• Its automatically installed as part of the
  Visual Studio .NET setup procedure
• Its already installed on the warp server
• What's inside?
• Base class library about 6,500 class modules
• ASP.NET add-on technologies for IIS
• Command-line compilers
• Documentation

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Why is it important?

• Its classes can be used in any .NET language
• Currently, there are about 25 supported languages
  
• The functionality offered in the base class
  library is amazing theres a class for almost
  everything you want to do
• Technologically, it is superior to past Microsoft
  development and execution models, and matches or
  improves upon competitive models
• There are only two viable managed code
  development environments - .NET and J2EE

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What is Visual Studio .NET and how to use it
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What is Visual Studio .NET?

• Visual Studio .NET 2008 is an application
  development environment
• When you want to create a .NET application, you
  will use Visual Studio .NET
• Note Visual Studio .NET is often referred to as
  Visual Studio or VS
• Visual Studio offers
• Graphical designer Code editor
• Compiler Debugger
• Integrated documentation Code generation

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What apps can you create with VS?

• VS 2008 lets you create any of these types of
  applications
• Windows Forms apps
• Console (character-mode) apps
• ASP.NET web apps
• Windows Services (background apps for Windows)
• Web Services (web apps without a user interface)
• Class library (also known as a DLL)

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How do I get started with VS?

• Learn the interface
• Learn the important keyboard shortcuts
• Practice often

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The C programming language
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Why Visual C .NET?

• We chose to offer this INT422 course using C as
  the programming language
• C is a modern object-oriented language
• Do you have problems understanding OO?
• If so, you will have problems with this course
• If you know C , learning C in very easy for
  you.

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Summary

• Work hard, learn lots
• Have fun in INT422!