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SWAT Lab Course [as eBT extension]
SWAT is the hands-on extension, as a practical, of the lecture eBT (in terms of project management, architecture design, programming based on libraries & frameworks).
SWAT was an abbreviation for "SWAT is a Web Application Tutorial", originally, and commonly a web portal was implemented.
Yet, we could also require a solution in the general field of "Enterprise Applications" and "Distributed Architecture", which still conforms to the eBT context.
Such an assignment could, for example, be focused on the backend und would not necessarily target web page generation.
In conclusion, SWAT can be assumed as an abbreviation for "Students Work on Architecture & Technology" (*g*).
We change the assignment each term.
Content
Design and implementation of a typical enterprise application
Working in teams
Application of contemporary technologies
Prerequisites
The project language is German!
Master-Modules:
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Lecture: eBusiness Technologies (due to Scrum and RUP, Advanced XML, OOA&D crash course (Adv. UML), O/R-Mapping (Hibernate, JPA), Component Models (Spring, EJB/JEE), Web Basics, WS-*, Presentation Tier (MVC, JSP, AJAX, JSF))
Bachelor-Modules:
- Module: "Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen" (due to object orientation)
- Module: "Konzeptionelle Modellierung" (due to data modelling and UML)
- Module: "Softwareentwicklung in Großprojekten" (due to design patterns and IT process models)
- Module: "Systemprogrammierung" (due to OS architecture)
- Module: "Rechnerkommunikation" (due to transfer protocols)
- Module: "Datenbanksysteme" (due to layered architecture, transactions)
(module names are in German)
The relevant requirements can also have been gained by other modules.
Target audience
- Bachelor Computer Science (Informatik)
- Master Computer Science (Informatik)
Due to the practical focus of SWAT and due to organizational experiences from the past years at least 5 participants are required.
Literature
Guide to Web Application and Platform Architectures
Jablonski, S., Petrov, I., Meiler, C., Mayer, U.
2004, XII, 245 p. 149 figs., Hardcover ISBN: 3-540-00947-7  Springer Link
Further information
- Module examination: practical tasks and a presentation
- Time: summer term
- Language: German
- Hours per week (SWS): 4 -- about 2 SWS during lecture period and about 2 SWS as block work during lecture-free period
- Credits (ECTS): 5
- Contact: Christoph P. Neumann
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