This course provides an introduction to the technologies used for developing Web applications. We discuss technologies for static and dynamic content generation, including N-tier, MVC architectures, and mobile supported web development. We also cover general web design principles, security, and web performance.

• Late coursework. You can turn in your assignment up to 2 days late, but this will cost you 10% of the maximum grade for every day you are late (i.e., an assignment turned 2 days late can get a maximum of 12/15). No assignment will be accepted after 2 days, and will be given a grade of 0. If you are struggling with an assignment, talk to the instructor or the TA’s for help well before the deadline.
• Re-marking. You have up to 5 days from the time the marked assignment is available for hand-back to ask for a re-mark. No assignment will be re-marked after this period. Details will be posted on the course’s newsgroup. If you are still dissatisfied after talking to the TA, then email the instructor to set an appointment.
• Comunications. Your best bet for getting questions answered quickly is to post to the course discussion group. If you think your question is not appropriate for the newsgroup, feel free to email the instructor. Please make sure to include “CSC309” in the subject line of your email. Finally, before you email the instructor, please check the newsgroup; your question may have already been answered.
• Cheating/Plagiarism. The policy of your faculty or school will be in effect. You are encouraged to discuss problems with your classmates; however, all work that you submit must be your own. When you submit an assignment with your name on it, you are certifying that you have done the work on that assignment yourself. Remember that the penalty for cheating is always worse than handing in the assignment late