CD (We)
CD (We)
This course focuses on the principles and practices of Web designing and is a first
Overview
course in this area.
Basics of programming web applications, Server Side Programming: PHP, MySQL and
Outline Apache, Client Side Programming, Developing the Interface, Calm Technology,
Syllabus: Security, E-Commerce Programming, Mobile and Social Application Development,
JQuery, Java Script, Ajax, JSON, CML, Frameworks of PHP.
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a. Lecture Delivery. Teacher will deliver lecture while utilizing slides which will be
projected in classrooms. For better explanation, white board will be utilized. Class
participations by students will be ensured by asking questions. Group discussions
can be arranged. For online classes, purpose-built distance learning tool (MS
Teams) is being utilized.
b. Critical thinking. As per the requirement of sub-Course, students can be
assigned different kind of activities, which are as under:
i. Presentation
ii. Lab task/ performance
iii. Problem analysis
iv. Quizzes
Teaching v. Assignments
and vi. Group Discussion
learning c. Reference Material. Against each lecture, students will be provided suitable
Methods: lecture materials which can be in any one of following form/format:
i. Notes
ii. Online lectures available on MS Teams and other platforms
iii. Useful websites
iv. Tutorials
v. Simulation/ software tools
d. Group Tasks. Students should be encouraged to perform activities in a group.
These include presentation, group discussion, debate, etc. These activities will
inculcate following important aspects:
i. Team work
ii. Time management
iii. Sharing of info/knowledge
iv. Group ethics
Task/Activity 3 Credit Hour Course
Assignment 3
Frequency of
Quiz 6
Assessment
Activities: Presentation 1
Note: 1 Assignment per credit hour and 2 Quizzes per credit hour should be given to
students
For Theory: For Lab:
Activity/Task Percentage Activity/Task Percentage
Quiz 5% to 10% Performance 10% to 15%
Assignment 5% to 10% Viva 10% to 25%
Distribution of Presentation 0 to 10% Lab report 10% to 15%
Marks Mid-term examination 20% to 30%
Mid-term examination 30%
Final-term examination 25% to 40%
Final-term examination 50% Performance 10% to 15%
Book review, role play,
0 to 10% Presentation 0 to 10%
Case study, Project
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Note: Assessment weightage for theory and lab will be done separately and results
will be prepared by respective faculty member(s) as per above mentioned
distribution.
Mid: 1.5 Hr.
Exam Duration
Final: 3 Hrs.
Grading Policy
Grade Points Remarks
A+ 4
A 3.7
B+ 3.3
B 3.0
B- 2.7
Grading
C+ 2.3
Criteria
C 2.0
C- 1.7
D 1.0
F 0
W -
WF -
I -
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