Sanjay Goel, School of Business, UAlbany

PH: (518) 442-4925
FX: (518) 442-4975
Email: goel@albany.edu

Business Administration 310b
1400 Washington Ave.
Albany, NY 12222

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MSI 602: Enterprise Application Development

Spring 2002 Syllabus

Download Spring 2002 syllabus: msi602syllabus.pdf

Instructor Information

Sanjay Goel

Office: BA 310b
Hours: W 1 - 2:30pm & by appt.
PH: (518) 442-4925
FX (518) 442-2568
Email: goel@albany.edu

Class Information

Time: W 9am - 12pm
Location: BA 233
Dates: March 25 - May 6
Available Lab(s): MIS Lab, HRIS Lab

Course Overview

This course is a two part course. The first part covers issues of Object Design, Software Design, Code Development and Code Testing. In the second part of the class the students learn the multi-tier architecture for Enterprise Computing and develop a business application using Java Enterprise Edition. The core technologies that students use for the application development are Java Servlets, JDBC, XML and Swing. The class will require a significant amount of programming thus knowledge of Java Programming will be very useful. It will be a very fast paced class so please see me if you have any difficulty in the class.

Learning Objectives

Students will learn:

How to integrate knowledge from different business functions to create a business plan
The process for developing large scale enterprise applications
How to develop multi-tier architecture
How to hone their critical thinking and presentation skills by developing the business plan and presenting their work to a professional audience

Text & Reference Books

Text: Professional Java Server Programming J2EE Edition by Allamaraju et.al.
Text: Visual Modeling with Rational Rose 2000 and UML by Terry Quatrani
Text: Modern System Analysis and Design by Hoffer, George, and Valacich
Reference: Oracle JDeveloper 3 Handbook by Dorsey and Kaletze
Reference: Java by Dissection: The Essentials of Java Programming by Pohl & McDowell

Grading

Homework: 25%

Project: 50%

Exam: 25%

Course Schedule

Week	Date	Topics	Readings
1	4/3	3-tier Architecture	1 (PJSP)
1	4/3	JDBC + Lab	3 (PJSP)
2	4/10	Web Containers	7-9 (PJSP)
2	4/10	Servlet Programming
3	4/17	Sessions, Context & Collaboration
3	4/17	xml	5 & 6 (PJSP)
4	4/24	Error Handling & File/Screen IO	10 & 11 (JDB)
4	4/24	Event Driven Programming / Swing	8 & 9 (JBD)
5	5/1	Event Driven Programming / Swing	8 & 9 (JBD)
6	5/8	Project Presentations
6	5/10	Exam