MIS 3672 - Advanced Web Development

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Babson College

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4.00 credits MIS3672 Advanced Web Development (Advanced Liberal Arts Elective) 4 credits This course explores the design and development of dynamic web sites (sites that do not use static html pages but instead create unique, data-driven pages on-the-fly). The course builds on your HTML and JavaScript skills, to explore the methodologies and technologies that are required to create dynamic web experiences that will attract and keep visitors. During the semester you will explore creating personalized web sites, ones where each visitor has a different experience based on their preferences. You will look at techniques to gather and store information from the users and then leverage that information during future site visits. You will also explore non-HTML user interfaces that provide a potentially richer web experience. Through a combination of hands-on programming, lecture, and presentations, you will learn how to design and build sites that are appealing and useful. During the semester you will generate dynamic pages that can interact with databases using Microsoft's Visual Studio ASP.net and learn programming using the Visual Basic.net programming language. You will also explore other technologies such as XML and XSL that allow you to store and present information to a range of formats. Prerequisite: MIS1110 or MIS3690

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4.00

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Institution Website:

www.babson.edu

Phone Number:

(781) 235-1200

Regional Accreditation:

New England Association of Schools and Colleges

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Semester

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