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**remove perl and Apache admin and replace with more html5/ajax (not Anthony's opinion)
 
**remove perl and Apache admin and replace with more html5/ajax (not Anthony's opinion)
 
**recommend perl and python as professional options
 
**recommend perl and python as professional options
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**consider using a versioning system like git (Fardad)
 
=== INT422 ===
 
=== INT422 ===
 
* currently asp.net web forms and c# with intros to sql server and ajax
 
* currently asp.net web forms and c# with intros to sql server and ajax

Revision as of 16:42, 10 November 2011

ICT Internet Stream Update - Fall 2011

Attendees for Session 1: John Selmys, Emile Ohan, Anthony Austin, Danny Abesdris (Arroway), Peter Callaghan, Mary-Lynn Manton, Ian Tipson, Peter McIntyre, Praveen Mitera, Sunny Shi, Michal Heidenreich

Attendees for session 2: Emile John Sam Fardad S Peter M Jordan A Bob B Mary-Lynn


ULI101

  • currently last 2 weeks of course is xhtml/css intro
    • consider removing web content (last 2 weeks), and not expand unix content in uli101
    • this should not affect int222 or int213

INT213

  • currently legacy asp
    • no changes

INT222

  • currently 1st half is xhtml/css, 2nd half is css/javascript
    • html5 replaces xhtml/javascript/css (Anthony has reservations)
    • need to manage the course depth - should not be another "killer" course
    • consider changing pre-req to IPC144 (Emile)

INT322

  • currently 1st half perl, 2nd half is php with apache and mysql
    • remove perl and Apache admin and replace with more html5/ajax (not Anthony's opinion)
    • recommend perl and python as professional options
    • consider using a versioning system like git (Fardad)

INT422

  • currently asp.net web forms and c# with intros to sql server and ajax
    • remove ajax
    • consider using a versioning system like git (Fardad)

LETTERS (from faculty who could not attend)

FINAL COMMENTS

  • should not be implemented in Jan 2012
  • should be implemented in May 2012
  • need more unix courses (Anthony, John)
  • all faculty should be given cell phones and tablets (except Ian)