Web Application Development Workshop Using WebLogic Course

Course Code: IN 519
Course Abstract:

The concept of the Java Project Workshop
> Participants are given a draft set of business and user requirements
> The instructors are available to role-play the project sponsor (project goals) and business user (business process info)
> Participants will break into teams (3 per team?) to develop a high level design
> Teams present the high level design to the instructors and class
> Teams modify their high level designs based on comments; create a detailed design and test cases
> Teams brief the detailed design and test cases to the instructors and class
> Teams update the detailed design if needed, code their solution
> Teams prepare and execute test cases for their solution
> Teams demonstrate their solutions and test results to the instructors and class

Audience:

This course is designed for developers who are using WebLogic

Duration: 3 days
Learning Outcomes:

Goal
> The goal is for the participants to apply their WebLogic programming knowledge in a real-life application.

Project
> An e-commerce application that allows a customer to proceed from home page to checkout. The application will resemble the retail e-commerce applications such as the amazon.com bookstore.

Technologies exercised
> OOAD
> Java
> Servlet
> JSP
> XML
> WebLogic

The Flow
> Problem presented
> Participants come up with use cases
> Participants prioritize the use cases given the deadline is near
> Participants come up with analysis and design documents
> The architecture is established and the teams have been divided in client, business logic, database and test groups
> A team lead has been chosen
> Participants implement the critical use case that takes them from home page to checkout
> Instructor constantly around to get the participants over any obstacle they run into
> We stay as late we need to make sure the critical path works
> Final Testing is performed
> One groups documents some nice to have features, while another groups create presentations
> Presentation

Course Topics:

Refer to Learning Outcomes

Prerequisites:

Prior development experience using WebLogic is required.

Note: All fields are required
At the present time we do not offer training for individuals or groups less then 6 individuals. We apologize for any inconvenience.


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Testimonials

“Great instructor – kept the class attentive and involved and kept it fun to learn. Allowed us to apply the knowledge to the context of our business.”

Student – Defining Requirements with Business Process Modeling & Use Cases