CISH-6960 Developing Enterprise Applications Home Page

Instructor Name:	Kenneth A. Kousen	Starting Date:	May 13, 2006
Office Location:	Online	Telephone:	(860) 882-4279
Office Hours:	Primarily in the WebCT chat room	Fax:	(860) 295-1299
LISTSERV:		Instructor Email:	kousek@rh.edu

Index:

Course Objectives:	This course will discuss the technologies and architectures used to build serious enterprise-level applications. Specific topics will include: Designing multi-tiered architectures The relationships between containers, components, and services Object-relational mapping mechanisms Component architectures like Enterprise JavaBeans Asynchronous communication with message queues Integration strategies, including service oriented architectures The influence of XML web services
Texts:	JBoss at Work: A Practical Guide, Marrs, T. and Davis, S., O'Reilly, ISBN 0-596-00734-5
Course Requirements:	Participate in classroom and WebCT discussions Midterm Exam Take the final exam or do a final project
Grading:	Class and discussion board participation Midterm exam Final Project

Participation:

Most weeks questions will be posted to the discussion boards. You should both respond with your own answer (a couple of paragraphs is fine) and reply to your fellow classmates.

Final Project:

Academic Integrity:

Rensselaer at Hartford's catalog defines various forms of academic dishonesty and procedures for responding to them. All forms are violations of the trust between students and teachers. Students should familiarize themselves with the penalties for plagiarism and other forms of cheating.

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