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Posting Reference: CS CS3103 FR01(B)
| Course Prefix: | CS | Course Number: | CS3103 |
| Course Section: | FR01(B) | Course Name: | Programming on the Web |
| Term: | Winter | Campus: | Fredericton |
| Faculty: | Computer Science, Faculty of | Department: | Computer Science |
| Position Start Date: | 2025-01-01 | Position End Date: | 2025-04-30 |
| Posting Date: | 2024-09-17 | Application Deadline: | 2024-10-04 |
| Applications to be submitted via: | fcs@unb.ca | ||
| Requested By: | Brenda Stennick |
| Days: | MWF | Time: | 10:30-11:20 |
| Number of Positions Available: | 1 | Total Credit Hours: | 3 |
| Mode of Delivery: | Face to Face | Location: | On Campus |
| Stipend Amount: | 7193.00 |
Modern web techniques and technologies. Exposes students to traditional web page technologies, but focuses on the dynamic web, including structure and communication between server and client, whether it be machine-to-human, machine-to-app or machine-to-machine, using web services. Topics will include transport protocols and data representation for mobile computing and machine-to-machine communication, as well as client technologies to support dynamic web pages. NOTE: Credit is only given for one of CS 3103 and INFO 3103.
Modern web techniques and technologies. Exposes students to traditional web page technologies, but focuses on the dynamic web, including structure and communication between server and client, whether it be machine-to-human, machine-to-app or machine-to-machine, using web services. Topics will include transport protocols and data representation for mobile computing and machine-to-machine communication, as well as client technologies to support dynamic web pages. NOTE: Credit is only given for one of CS 3103 and INFO 3103.
Take CS 1103 and (CS 2043 or ECE 4403).
Take CS*2613 - Recommended prior to taking this course, but is not required.
PhD. or Master Degree in Computer Science. Demonstrated knowledge of the subject matter and relevant experience with teaching or professional presentations. Professional IT-related experience is a strong asset.