APC 440 - Web Development - Applied Computing

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This course teaches students how to create advanced and interactive websites using technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, XML, web services, and database integration within the ASP.Net platform. The class also introduces principles of good user interaction design to the creation of effective web pages.

Concurrent Course: APC 400 (Students may take this course after completing APC 400 or they can take the two courses at the same time.)

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APC 360 – Database Management I

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Private: Ivor Addo

Ivor D. Addo is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Information Technology (IT) in the Department of Management. He is also a member of the ACM and IEEE organizations. Ivor’s research interests are focused on Enterprise Architecture, Affective Computing, as well as Privacy and Security issues in Internet of Things (IoT) and Sociable Robotics applications. Ivor…[ Read More ]

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