Prof. Bachelor in Web Development

1. Prof. Bachelor in Web Development Welcome! 

2. Agenda • Only a general introduction today! • We stop at around 12.00 • What we do today • Handout of material • Presentation of the education • The class, and how we work • Brief tour of the school • Books and homework

3. Handout of material

4. Getting online at the school • We have an open network: rhs.dk, which is only used to gain access to: • The secure network: secure.rhs.dk

5. The Education • Where are we…? • You are at ZIBAT (Zealand Institute of Business and Technology) • In Danish: Erhvervsakademi Sjælland (EASJ) • Website: www.zibat.dk or www.easj.dk • At ZIBAT, you are on Campus Roskilde • Other ZIBAT campuses are Køge, Næstved, Slagelse, Nykøbing Falster

6. The Education • A bit of history… • Until very recently (1/1 2012), we (Campus Roskilde) were part of RHS • RHS: Roskilde Handelsskole (Roskilde Business College) • We still use some of the IT systems on RHS… • Apart from that, it has no practical consequences for students

7. The Education • Before… RHS Campus Roskilde HHX HG Supp. Education for adults

8. The Education • Now! ZIBAT Campus Roskilde Campus Køge Campus Slagelse Campus Næstved Campus Nyk. Sj.

9. The Education • You have specifically signed up for… • Professional Bachelor in Web Development • Shorthand: PBA Web • Two ”roads” to this education • AP degree in Computer Science (CS) • AP degree in Multimedia Design & Communication (MM)

10. The Education PBA Web ”Core” Suppl. course Suppl. course MM CS

11. The Education

12. The Education • Notes on the education • The entire education is 90 ECTS • All courses are 10 ECTS • Everybody has 6 courses = 6 x 10 = 60 ECTS • Internship is 15 ECTS • Bachelor project is 15 ECTS • 60 + 15 + 15 ECTS = A total of 90 ECTS • There are no elective courses!

13. The Education • Education is a mix of technical and not-so-technical courses • More technical than MM (I think…) • Less technical than CS • 1st semester probably more technical than 2nd semester… • More freedom of choice on 3rd semester

14. The Education • What are the exams like…? • Exams are oral (dialogue) • One exam per course • 1.sem: 3 exams, 2.sem: 3 exams, 3.sem: 1 exam • 30 minutes preparation for a drawn question • 30 minutes examination • Being able to speak English reasonably well is essential!

15. The Education • Teachers on 1st semester • Anders Børjesson • Databases and XML

16. The Education • Teachers on 1st semester • Poul Henriksen • Development Environments and CMS

17. The Education • Teachers on 1st semester • Per Laursen • Back-End Programming • Front-End Development

18. The class • We are about 33 students • About 23 with MM background • About 10 with CS background • Many different nationalities, from four continents… • Many different cultures

19. The class • Youare (hopefully) • Adults • Mature • Have chosen to be here voluntarily • Here to learn • So we expect you to be • Active • Prepared • Tolerant and respectful (both to the teacher and other students!)

20. The class • In class, it is OK to • Ask questions (!), in English • Solve exercises together • Ask others for help • Bring and consume a ”neutral drink” (bottle of water, soft drink, etc.) • Do something else while seated at the computer, but quietly… • Put your cell phone on silent mode…

21. The class • In class, it is not OK to • Use your cell phone • Talk loudly about irrelevant matters • Behave noisily in general • Disrespect others, if they e.g. ask what you consider a trivial question • Eat while seated at the PC • Sleep in class…

22. The school • In general, the school is open from early in the morning (7.00), until late afternoon (16.00) • Points of interest • Classrooms (yours is Room 115) • Common area, with school computers • Student support center • IT-helpdesk (building 3) • Canteen (building 3)

23. Books • Those that pay a tuition fee get books without further payments • Books are handed out from the Student Support Center (Christina) • Be sure to get the correct books, depending on whether you take the Back-End course (for MM students) or Front-End course (for CS students)!

24. Homework • In all classes, we will need to use a development environment • We use Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, Ultimate Edition • How do I get it…?

25. Homework • Every student has a school username (and password) • You also get a school e-mail account • The e-mail account is username@rhs.dk • (substitute ”username” with your own username)

26. Homework • You can log in to your school e-mail at • webmail.rhs.dk • (enter username and password) • A mail has already been sent to you… 

27. Homework • Follow the link, register at the webstore • ”Buy” (it’s free ), and download Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate • Install it! Try to run it!

28. Homework • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate is a BIG tool (2 GB zip-file…) • Looks quite confusing at first… • Don’t be alarmed – we will teach you the things you need to know about the tool • BUT, have the tool ready on your computer as soon as possible!

29. Where can I find these slides!? • HERE: http://laerer.rhs.dk/psl/rhs/messageBoard.htm • Write it down, take a picture,…