Presentación del grupo 7150 - 2009-1.

Aplicaciones J2EE

Objetivos del curso

Proporcionar a los estudiantes las herramientas necesarias para diseñar sistemas que resuelvan

problemas complejos.

1. Introducción al curso.
2. Tecnologías Cliente-Servidor: ¿qué es cliente, qué es servidor?
3. Enfoques antiguos y enfoques modernos (cgi vs ajax).
4. Tecnologías/estándares auxiliares: XML, UML.
5. Herramientas auxiliares: CVS, IDEs.
6. La web: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX.
7. Java en la web: applets, Servlets, JSPs, etc.
8. POJOs y Java Beans
9. Introducción a J2EE
10. Patrones
11. EJB 2.x
12. Lightweight Frameworks: Spring, Tapestry, Struts, etc.
13. EJB 3.0 & JPA
14. Application Servers : Glassfish.
15. Aspect Oriented Programming.
16. Web Services.
17. Proyecto final: J2EE en la "vida real".

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