Republic of the Philippines

Mindanao State University

TAWI-TAWI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY
INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

VISION MISSION GOALS OBJECTIVES

A university in the Sulu Archipelago  PROVIDE relevant quality education especially to A premier Institute in ICT  To produce IT professionals who
renowned for Fisheries, Marine the Muslims and other indigenous groups education and are equipped with lifelong
and Environmental Sciences, and  PROMOTE environmental conservation and innovation in the knowledge and have strong desire
other Disciplines sustainable utilization of fisheries and marine Southernmost part of for leadership in their field of
resources the country specialization
 DEVELOP and transfer new knowledge and  To become involved in providing
innovative technology to the community timely and relevant solutions
 ENGAGE stakeholders in peace and socio-economic through ICT to assist in addressing
development endeavors concerns of the community
 To strengthen its advocacy for
green ICT for social transformation
and development

INSTRUCTOR’S INFORMATION
Name Contact Number
Email Address Consultation Hours
COURSE INFORMATION
Course Code ITE183 Course Title Web Systems and Technologies Credit Units 3

Course Description This course reviews concepts, techniques, and systems issues in advanced Internet application development, and explores new
challenges and research issues that are critical for developing big data systems and applications, such as search engines (incl. robots
and indexing servers), Web servers, application servers and web- based online transaction systems, Internet scale social media and
social network systems.

This course examines the theory, concepts, and techniques for designing, producing, and evaluating Web applications to meet specific
information needs. Students engage in design projects applying theoretical constructs to the provision of web-based information
resources using advanced programming tools and techniques.
 Course Requisites CCC181 Course Schedule and Venue

COURSE OUTCOMES

LEARNING PLAN

Learning Outcomes Content/topic Learning strategies and Week Learning Resources Assessment Tools and
activities Methodologies
Define and discuss major concepts,  Course Introduction Lecture LCD projector and Graded discussion on
tools, techniques and methods of  Search Engine Technology Illustration 1-2 paper pen, concepts
web application and web services  Peer to Peer Computing Demonstration Computer Refresher lab activity
from both the business and  Mobile Internet and workstation on web programming
technologies perspective Location based Services + Internet
Project Ideas
Plan, Design and develop a web  Localization and Location Lecture 3-9 LCD projector and Project proposal
application solution in a specific Based Services Illustration paper pen, Low-level prototype
context.  Secure Localization and Demonstration Computer Initial front-end and
Location Verification workstation back-end designs
Internet
 Hadoop MapReduce:
State of Art and
Challenges Ahead
 Key-Value Stores: State of
Art and Challenges Ahead
 Data Mining + Apache
Mahout
 Information Monitoring
with Continuous Queries

MIDTERM EXAM Week 7

 Web Servers, Application
Servers, Enterprise
Application Integration
 Web Information
Retrieval: Models and
Algorithms
  Mobile/Spatial Data
Management
 Selected Project Proposal
Presentation
Demonstrate techniques for  Content Distribution Lecture 10-11 LCD projector and Project presentation
database interaction, client and Networks (CDNs) Illustration paper pen, working web
server-side programming  Decentralized Trust Demonstration Computer application
Management workstation
Internet

 Big Data Processing: Big

Table, Key-Value Stores
and NoSQL Technology

 Big Data: Hot Topics and

Grand Challenges

Identify research and development  Hot topics in Social Lecture 12-15 LCD projector and Discussion
activities aimed towards, Network Analysis Illustration paper pen, Short research
the future of advancing  Multi-tier application Demonstration Computer Paper
wen applications. Performance Studies in workstation
Internet
Cloud Data Centers
(Guest Lecture)
 Performance
Measurement for Internet
Systems and Applications
 Hot Topics in
Internet/Web Computing
Final Project Presentation 16 Final Project
Presentation

COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND POLICY

COURSE REQUIREMENTS
 Course Requirements  Documentation

 Project in a CD

 Presentation

 Exams and quizzes

 In-class and lab activities

Class Policy CLASS POLICIES

 All cellular phones must be in silent mode or off during the entire class period. Should a phone ring or beep, the owner of the
phone is required to prepare a lecture for the next class meeting.
 Attendance will be checked. A tardy student should report tardiness right after class to avoid being penalized a cut.
 Exams will be announced at least one week before its schedule.
 Projects are due by 5:00 pm on the deadline date specified.
 Late submissions will be given deductions of 5 percentage points per day. A project or any submissions may be, at most, 5
days late. If submitted after 5 days, no points shall be given.

GRADING SYSTEM TEXBOOK & SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS

Major exams 20% REFERENCES
 HTML5 Cookbook- Christopher Schmitt, Kyle Simpson
Quizzes/Assignments/class & 20%  Building Secure and Reliable Network Applications, Prof. Kenneth P. Birman Manning Pub. Co.
lab activity 1996, Hardbound, 591 pages, ISBN 0137195842. It can be ordered from Follett DirectNet, 1-800-
Project submissions and 20% 621-4088.
milestone/s,  Understanding Search Engines: Mathematical Modeling and Text Retrieval (Software, Environments,
Presentation 5% and Tools), Michael W. Berry and Murray Browne.
 Modern Information Retrieval, Berthier Ribeiro-Neto, Ricardo Baeza-Yates (ACM Press Series) May
Final Project 25% 1999. Addison-Wesley Pub Co; ISBN: 020139829X.
 The Developer's Guide to the Java(tm) Web Server(tm): Building Effective and Scalable SeverSide
Attendance / Attitude 10 Applications, Dan Woods, Larne Pekowsky, Tom Snee, and Connie Welss
 Web Server Technology, Nancy J. Yeager and Robert E. McGrath, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, 1996.
Final Grade 100%  Web Proxy Servers, Ari Luotonen, Prentice Hall, 1998
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Department Chairperson College Dean