MOC1103_09 | Faculty of Computer Science

Java Technologies

Course name

Java Technologies

Code

MOC1103

Class	Master of Computational Optimization, 2009 - 2011
Level	Master	Year	1	Semester	1	Status	Compulsory

Hours per week				Total hours per semester	Total hours of individual work	Credits	Evaluation type	Teaching language
C	S	L	Pr
2	0	2	0	56	154	8	E	ro

Taught by	Academic and scientific title, name
	Lecturer, PhD, Cristian Frăsinaru

Required courses

Objectives	Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE), Server-Side Programming
General thematics	Introduction in Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Web Components: Servlets, Filters, Java Server Pages (JSP), Custom Tag Libraries (CTL) Template Engines: Velocity, Free Marker MVC frameworks: Struts, Java Server Faces Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI). Java Message Service (JMS). Object-Relational Mappings: Hibernate, Java Persistence API (JPA) Object-Oriented Databases DB4O. Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP): AspectJ. Service Oriented Architectures (SOA). Enterprise Java Beans (EJB).
Seminary / Laboratory thematics	Problems concerning each individual course.
Teaching methods	Videoprojection.

Bibliography

Cristian Frăsinaru, Curs practic de Java, Matrix Rom Bucureşti (2005), ISBN 973-685-856-1

Jayson Falkner, Kevin Jones, Servlets and Java Server Pages

Ed Roman, Scott Ambler, Tyler Jewel, Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans

Evaluation	conditions	Each laboratory will contain two problems, each counted with 1 point. The exam will contain 20 questions, each counted with 1 point. Supplimentary work may count additional points.
	criterias	To enter the exam, each student must already have at least 8 points. To pass the exam, each student must score at least 5 points.
	modes	Problem presentation (during semester) and exam (in session)
	formula	Gauss curve on the total number of point. 5% = 10, 10% = 9, 20% = 8. 30% = 7, 25% = 6, 10% = 5