Class Application Development and Operationalization

Course aimed at IT professionals who wish to acquire or review their knowledge in the areas of programming, data modeling, and databases. The course focuses on introducing/reviewing knowledge ranging from basic to intermediate levels in the aforementioned areas, as well as introducing concepts such as object-relational modeling, version control systems, REST API communication, using the Spring Boot framework for project development.   The course follows a hands-on philosophy, where students are expected to apply everything they have learned to develop a project that allows a client to access the system through a REST API.

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PC1. Version control systems and Github PC2. Systems modeling PC3. Relational model and programming in SQL PC4. Object Oriented Programming in Java PC5. Test-driven development and JUNIT unit testing PC6. Concepts of object-relational mapping (ORM). PC7. Introduction to Rest API PC8. DevOps toolchains (Docker).

The teaching method (TM) and assessment methodology: TM1: Theoretical: Theoretical presentations according to the curriculum plan. TM2: Practical: Laboratory work in all classes (10%) and individual student work demonstrated through a project (80%), consisting of 3 projects: First project – 30% Second project – 30% Third project – 40% TM3: Participation: 10% Important grading notes: Minimum grade of 9.5 points required for the project. Completion of projects and laboratory work is mandatory.

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