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Course Description
Course Objectives
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Identify the appropriate method for handling repetition.
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Set up data-binding on server-side controls.
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Create a method for writing to an XML data file.
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Modify an application to use authentication and authorization.
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Validate that an application has been successfully published for public consumption.
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Deduce application errors using debugging.
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Solve application exception errors using try, catch, and finally.
Course Learning Outcomes
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Given an application specification which requires a repetitive process to occur, student must implement the correct method for handling repetition into their application.
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Given a DataSet and an application specification which specifies which data fields should be bound to which server controls, student will bind the correct controls to the specified data using Data-Binding.
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Given and pre-configured XML file and an application specification which requires that form data be written to an XML file, student will create a method for successfully writing to the specified XML data file.
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Given an application specification which requires the implementation of authentication and authorization, student will configure an application to use authentication and authorization according to specification.
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Given a Web application and a Web server's FTP address, student will be able to successfully connect to and publish the Web application to the specified Web server.
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Given a Web/Mobile application which will not compile successfully, student will debug the Web/Mobile application in order to successfully locate and fix the error(s) which are preventing it from compiling successfully.
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Given an application specification which requires handling network requests which may or may not be reliable, student will successfully handle potential application exception errors using try, catch, and finally.