IT&C 210A
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Web Systems and Security
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering
Course Description
Web technologies including web development and deployment tools, HTML, CSS, Javascript, session management and security, relational database concepts, architecture, testing and debugging; lifelong learning and written and visual technical communication.
When Taught
Fall Term 1; Winter Term 1.
Min
2
Fixed/Max
2
Fixed
3
Fixed
3
Other Prerequisites
or instructors consent based on programming and web development experience
Title
Web Development and Deployment Tools
Learning Outcome
Configure development and production environments for web sites and services. Learn DevOps tools and practices for development, testing, and deployment
Title
Implement web-based systems
Learning Outcome
Design, implement, and debug web systems that meet a set of computing requirements.
Title
Relational Databases and Security
Learning Outcome
Create and configure a relational database and securely connect to it via a website. Protect against security risks including SQL injection and ensure proper access controls.
Title
Web Session Management and Security
Learning Outcome
Describe how authentication, authorization, and session management are implemented in web applications. Identify and address related security threats.
Title
Information Assurance and Security
Learning Outcome
Evaluate which information service(s) are affected by a cybersecurity attack and identify strategies to protect against future breaches.
Title
Life-long learning
Learning Outcome
Acquire and apply life-long learning skills to find, assess, and appropriately utilize information resources to solve technical problems.
Title
Written and Visual Communication
Learning Outcome
Demonstrate skills in reading and writing technical communication including the use of sample source code, UML diagrams, tables, and charts.
