B336 Lectures

Lectures

Week

Lecture Notes

One

Lect 1:

Unit Introduction
[pdf 231KB] [zipped pdf 132KB] [ppt 57KB]

Lect 2:

Web server configuration and administration
[pdf 515KB] [zipped pdf 343KB] [ppt 231KB]

Two

Lect 1:

Web server configuration and administration using Apache
[pdf 552KB] [zipped pdf 287KB] [ppt 277KB]

Lect 2:

Introduction to Perl programming
[pdf 406KB] [zipped pdf 189KB] [ppt 90KB]

Three

Lect 1 & 2:

Implementing a Web Client
[pdf 351KB] [zipped pdf 202KB] [ppt 125KB]

Four

Lect 1 & 2:

Implementing a Web Server
[pdf 292KB] [zipped pdf 203KB] [ppt 101KB]

Five

Lect 1:

Introduction to XML
[pdf 365KB] [zipped pdf 214KB] [ppt 99KB]

Lect 2:

The XML Document
[pdf 263KB] [zipped pdf 139KB] [ppt 60KB]
The Document Type Definition (DTD)
[pdf 227KB] [zipped pdf 133KB] [ppt 64KB]

Six

Lect 1:

XML Schema
[pdf 271KB] [zipped pdf 173KB] [ppt 133KB]

Lect 2:

The Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL)
[pdf 365KB] [zipped pdf 210KB] [ppt 90KB]

Seven

Lect 1:

XML Namespaces
[pdf 225KB] [zipped pdf 150KB] [ppt 63KB]

Lect 2:

XML parsing and processing
[pdf 398KB] [zipped pdf 237KB] [ppt 132KB]

Eight

Lect 1:

Designing XML Solutions
[pdf 104KB] [zipped pdf 52KB] [ppt 50KB]
More XML parsing and processing
[pdf 221KB] [zipped pdf 130KB] [ppt 66KB]

Lect 2:

No lecture (Easter holiday)

Nine

Lect 1:

XHTML and other example XML applications
[pdf 326KB] [zipped pdf 213KB] [ppt 165KB]

Lect 2:

No lecture (ANZAC Day holiday)

Ten

Lect 1 & 2:

SOAP and Web Services
[pdf 322KB] [zipped_pdf 181KB] [ppt 174KB]

Eleven

Lect 1 & 2:

Advanced Web Server Programming
[pdf 407KB] [zipped pdf 277KB] [ppt 229KB]

Twelve

Lect 1 & 2:

Exam Revision

Thirteen

Lect 1 & 2:

Exam Revision and Unit Conclusion

Links to lectures notes will be put on this page weekly. You can get either them in either the standard PDF format, or as MS-PowerPoint files.

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You may also refer to past lectures notes for 2002 for an indication of future lectures. Please note that the lectures this year may be similar, but will not be exactly the same.