Cse4001 Internet-And-web-programming LTP 1.0 1 Cse4001
Cse4001 Internet-And-web-programming LTP 1.0 1 Cse4001
CSE4001 LTP 4
Prerequisite: Programming in Java
Objectives:
To understand the basic concepts of web programming and internet.
To understand internet protocols.
To understand how the client-server model of Internet programming works.
Learn the use of scripting languages and appreciate their limitations.
To understand interactive web applications.
Expected Outcomes:
After successfully completing the course the student should be able to
4. David Powers, PHP Solutions, Dynamic web page design made easy, Apress, 2010
5. Joe Fawcett, Danny Ayers, Liam R. E. Quin, Beginning XML, 5th Edition, Wrox, 2012
Reference Books:
1. Paul Dietel, Harvey Dietel and Abbey Dietel, Internet and World Wide Web How to program, 5th
International Edition, Pearson, 2012
4 Validate the ISBN number of a given book using regular expressions. c,i
5 Develop tic-tac-toe game using JavaScript. c,i
6 Develop an online application to find the transpose of the given matrix. Obtain the c,i
number elements from the user based on the number of rows and columns using
JavaScript.
7 Create a hospital registration form and validate the fields using JavaScript. c,i
8 Develop a shopping cart application using PHP sessions. c,i
9 Develop an online quiz application using PHP where the questions and answers are c,i
maintained in database.
10 Maintain student details using XML and validate their order using Schema. Let the c,i
first name and last name of the student be grouped. The registration number is an
attribute of student element. The root element is student_details. Student is a
complex element that has department, address and phone number. Apply a
restriction on the phone number such that is in the format of XXX-XXXX where x is an
integer.
11 Perform the following using PERL: c,i
(a) Create an array with 10 elements
(b) Print the highest index of the array
(c) Assign beyond the end of the array, to an element at index 20
(d) Save the current highest index in a scalar, and print it.
(e) Set the array size to 5 elements (index 4)
(f) Print the array
(g) Set the array size back to the previous size (using the scalar created in (d)). (h)
Print the array