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CSE3231Client-Server Database Systems(IT)
6 points. One two-hour lecture and one two-hour tutorial per week. Caulfield. Prerequisites: COT2132 or CSE2132, or COT2138 or CSE2138. Prohibitions: COT3031, CSE3031, GCO3823. Synopsis: This subject aims to provide students with an understanding of the use of the various components required to develop successful client-server applications. Both theoretical and practical approaches will be presented to the problems of building client-server applications. Topics include use of the term `client-server'; parts of the client-server; comparison of different client platforms; network issues; comparison server platforms; software components - GUI tools; 4GL tools; fully integrated tools ;database systems; connectivity; WIN32 API; DDE and OLE; EDA/SQL; DLLs; management problems of client-server- security issues, software distribution, software inventory and licensing, costs. Assessment: Assignments 40%; Examination 60% |
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