RAD technologies in application design - course description

General information

Course name	RAD technologies in application design
Course ID	11.3--INFP-TRADwPA-Er
Faculty	Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Automatics
Field of study	Computer Science
Education profile	academic
Level of studies	First-cycle Erasmus programme
Beginning semester	winter term 2022/2023

Course information

Semester	6
ECTS credits to win	6
Course type	optional
Teaching language	english
Author of syllabus	prof. dr hab. inż. Marcin Witczak dr hab. inż. Marek Sawerwain, prof. UZ dr inż. Marcel Luzar

Classes forms

The class form	Hours per semester (full-time)	Hours per week (full-time)	Hours per semester (part-time)	Hours per week (part-time)	Form of assignment
Project	15	1	-	-	Credit with grade
Laboratory	30	2	-	-	Credit with grade
Lecture	30	2	-	-	Exam

Aim of the course

Introduction to the essential RAD programming capabilities: adavantages and drawbacks in the context of existing application development models
Introduction to the possibilities of developing desktop applications based on local databases, including SQL. Esential information about the VCL (ang. Visual Component Library) component structures
Introduction to essential RAD application development abilities
Application design with CORBA within C++ Builder and/or Delphi

Prerequisites

Essentials of programming, Object-oriented programming

Scope

Programming models within MS Windows. Short history of RAD applications. Programming languages in RAD. Introduction to RAD environment. Projects, units and forms. Utilizing debugger. Handling exceptions. Event driven programming. Creating DLL libraries. Handling windows messages. Multi-thread applications.

Component design. VCL architecture. Designing VCL components. Exemplary multiplatform components. Programming extensions of Windows shell. Essentials of COM (Componnet Object Models).

Database programming abilities. Introduction to BDE (Borland Database Engine). Essential database components. Database operations. Handling SQL. Database-based reports.

Internet applications. Introduction to IntraWEB. XML Handling. Introduction to do CORBA and its architecture. IDL language. Exemplary applications.

Teaching methods

Lectures: conventional lecture

Lab: lab excercises according to the list

Project: project in 2-3 persons groups

Learning outcomes and methods of theirs verification

Outcome description	Outcome symbols	Methods of verification	The class form

Assignment conditions

Lecture - positive scores of all written tests

Lab - positive scores of all lab excercisses within the lab programme

Porject - positive scores concerning the developed project

Final score composition = lecture: 30% + lab: 40% + project: 30%

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Modified by dr inż. Marcel Luzar (last modification: 11-04-2022 10:42)

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