This page lists the lab activities. We might get started on these labs in class, but you will not be able to finish them in class. All of the labs will be graded, as required assignments.
The labs provide extremely important concepts and techniques that will be essential for completing your team project. The given due dates are the enforced dates, but I HIGHLY encourage you to work on the SQL-related labs (Lab04, Lab05, and Lab06) ahead of time, as they are essential for getting a good start on your persistent database design and implementation.
In fact, your team will likely be using Lab06 as the basis for your team project’s database. If you ask any of the teams from previous years, they will all tell you that the database portion of their project implementation was the most time-consuming and difficult of their various project’s tasks.
| Due Date | Lab | File |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday, January 21, by 11:59:59 pm | Lab 1: HTML and CSS | n/a |
| Thursday, January 25, by 11:59:59 pm Sunday, February 4, by 11:59:59 pm |
Lab 2: Web Applications I Lab 2a: Web Applications II |
CS320_Lab02.zip, CS320_Jetty9.zip |
| Friday, February 23 (in-class) | Lab 3: Git | |
| Thursday, March 8, by 11:59:59 pm | Lab 4: SQL, Queries, Joins | CS320_Lab04.zip, CS320_Derby.zip |
| Saturday, March 10, by 11:59:59 pm | Lab 5: JDBC | CS320_Lab05.zip |
| Saturday, March 17, by 11:59:59 pm | Lab 6: ORM | CS320_Lab06.zip |
You will not pass this course without completing and submitting good faith attempts on all of the labs (with the exception of the Git Lab (Lab03), which we will do in class).
You will also automatically fail the course, as well as receive an Academic Integrity Violation, if you submit work that was completed by someone else, and/or submit any portion of code taken from the Library Example Project that I provide as part of the course.
