Theory and Practice of Web Technology Yun Seon Kim, Ph.D.

Instructor Information Instructor: Yun Seon Kim, Ph.D. Office: ANH 305C Office Hours: by appointment Email: sean0831@handong.edu Phone numbers: 054-260-1031 Fax number: 054-260-1779 Feel free to visit my office at any time if I am in my office, or schedule an appointment for a specific time. If you send a email, I will respond to all emails within 48 hours. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

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Introduction to Global Development Course Description Introduction to theory and practice of web technology provides an overview of (1) the concept of web technology, (2) the understanding of various web technologies and (3) the use and practice of web technology for implement a real web site. Topics include fundamental web technology such as HTML, Web editor, Python, etc. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Introduction to Global Development Course Objectives Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Introduction to web technology foundations and implementation Explain the concept of web technology Use Python for the implementation of web site Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Introduction to Global Development Grades Group projects, Homework, and class participation 45 % Short quizzes 15 % Mid-term and final Exams 40 % All individual assignments must be submitted in electronic format (free of spelling or grammatical errors) by the beginning of class on the day they are due. All group assignments must be submitted in electronic format by burning a CD or DVD that includes all the documents and the developed system. Make-up quizzes or exams will NOT be offered. All exams will be closed-book and notes. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Introduction to Global Development Group Project Objective Reasons for group projects include (1) simulating a real-world web site implementation effort (where all projects are based on group work) and (2) enabling the execution of more extensive and challenging assignments than could reasonably be completed on an individual basis. Your challenge in the project portion of this course is to study and analysis a simple problem in real world. The goal of this exercise is to learn principles and methods of Web Technology and apply them to the market. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Introduction to Global Development Project Teams In the second week of the course, we will form project teams on the basis of expressed student preferences. Teams will consist of about three or four students. Once you are assigned to a project team, your team will be counting on you (and a source of support!), so we expect you to stay in the team for the entire term. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Guidelines for Projects You are strongly encouraged to choose a project satisfying all of the following constraints: You may select an internet based problem in a real world such as stock prediction, purchase, pricing, etc. You are not restricted to these examples. You are required to provide at least two reports based on the information processing of your system. The final project report and presentation is required. The final report should be NO MORE than 30 pages or one journal paper. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Guidelines for Projects (cont.) First of all, all groups are required to establish specific roles of members (e.g., team manager, system analyst, database designer, interface designer, etc.). At the end of the course, each member of a group will be asked to provide an assessment of the proportion of work done by other members. In addition, all group assignments should meet the due date as appointed. Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

Introduction to Global Development Tentative Schedule Week Topic Chapter Term Project Assignment Week 1   Introduction about course Week 2 M2M, IoT Week 3 Broadband Capacity, Uncovering Software-Define Networking Week 4 Cloud Week 5 Value Chain Week 6 Week 7 Web 3.0, LoD, Dark Internet Week 8 Web Technologies Week 9 HTML, Future of the Web Week 10 UX/UI Week 11 Connecting the world Week 12 Smart ‘x’ Week 13 E-Business Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

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Introduction to Global Development Homework 1 Self intro essay At least 5 pages 11/1 (11 font size, single line space) Everything about you Introduction to Global Development 6/15/2018

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