Instructor: Christopher Uriarte <chrisjur@cju.com>
Meetings: (Section 15) Tuesday/Thursday (6:00p-9:00p): May 23, 25, 2000; Somerset facility
Description:
Prerequisites: ITI-521: CGI Programming in Perl I, or equivalent. You should understand basic Perl syntax, as well
as the general concept of CGI and what it's used for. User-level UNIX and basic HTML experience will also be useful.
Official Class Website: http://internet.rutgers.edu/II/ITI522/ (password required)
Course Textbook: Programming Perl, Second Edition, Larry Wall, et al - O'Reilly and Associates (1996)
Optional Books: Teach Yourself CGI Programming with Perl 5 in a Week, Eric Herrmann - Sams Net (1996)
When You've Mastered the Topics in this Class, read:
The Most Important Info About this Course:
Perl server-side scripting techniques are explored such as file input/output, file locking, pipes,
and maintaining state information. Perl syntax and built-in functions are covered in depth. Organization of
a "Web site in a file" is covered as a theme, in which varying client-side behavior is achieved through
user-supplied parameters.
Object Oriented Perl, Damian Conway - Manning (1999)
Programming the Perl DBI, Descartes and Bunce - O'Reilly (1999)
Effective Perl Programming, Joseph Hall - Addison-Wesley (1998)
You need a code to use the restroom in this facility. The code for Men is "5-1" and the code for Women is "4-2".
Class Resources
Misc. Notes: