BCA III SEM WEB TECHNOLOGIES SYLLABUS AND NOTES

Web Technologies

University of Mysore SEP BCA III SEM

Course Overview

This course delivers a systematic path into the architectures, communication protocols, and interface execution layouts foundational to modern internet applications. Students will navigate low-level HTTP network phases, master responsive styling mechanisms using advanced layout properties, and build complete dynamic client-side programmatic logic with browser runtime environments.

Program Details

• Institution: University of Mysore
• Curriculum Model: State Education Policy (SEP) Structure
• Academic Focus: BCA III Semester
• Core Track: Internet Protocols, Responsive Layouts, Advanced CSS, and JavaScript DOM Engineering

Curriculum Syllabus

Unit-1: Foundations of Internet & HTML5

Foundations of Internet and World Wide Web: Introduction to the Internet, Internet Protocol Addresses, Domain Names, the World Wide Web, Web Browsers, Web Servers, Web Server Operation, General Server Characteristics, Uniform Resource Locators, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, The Hypertext Transfer Protocol: -The Request Phase, The Response Phase, Security issues in WWW.

Introduction to HTML5: Introduction, HTML Basics, Standard structure, HTML Elements, HTML Attributes, HTML Headings, HTML Paragraphs Text Formatting, Hyperlink and Images, Preserving White Space, Lists and Tables, HTML Block and Inline Elements, HTML Div Element, Horizontal Rules, Character Entities.

Hours Allocated: 12

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Unit-2: Forms, Responsiveness & CSS Core

HTML Form: Working with Form elements, Form attributes, Working with IFrames. Building Responsive Webpage. Cascading Style Sheets: Introduction, CSS Syntax, CSS Comments, Applying Styles to HTML Elements, Style specification formats, Selector forms, CSS Margins, CSS Padding, CSS Height, Width, CSS Text: Text Alignment, Text Decoration, Text Transformation, Text Spacing, Text Shadow, Font properties, List properties, The box model, CSS links, CSS List, CSS Position, CSS Z index 12 Page 21 of 50

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Unit-3: Advanced CSS & Introductory JavaScript

Advanced CSS: CSS Rounded Corners, CSS Shadow Effects, CSS Text Effects, CSS 2D Transforms, CSS 3D Transforms, CSS Transitions, CSS Animations, CSS Masking. Introduction To JavaScript: Overview of JavaScript, General Syntactic Characteristics Advantages of JavaScript, variables, Comments, data types, constant, Screen Output & Keyboard Input, Operators, Type Conversion, Flow Controls: conditional statements, looping statements, jumping statements. Functions: Function Basic, function parameters, Function Invocation, Return statement, Global and local Variable.

Hours Allocated: 12

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Unit-4: Objects, Arrays & Event Engineering

Object and Class: Definition of class, class syntax, class methods, constructor. Definition of object, object creation, object properties, built in objects: Arrays and strings: Definition of array, creation of array, Types of arrays, Accessing Array Elements, Array Properties and Methods, Strings: Definition, Creation of string, String Methods, Element Access in JavaScript. Events and Event Handling: Handling Events from Body Elements, Handling Events from Button Elements, Handling Events from Text Box and Password Elements, Element Visibility, Changing Colors and Fonts, Dynamic Content, Slow Movement of Elements, The navigator Object, Basics of Pattern Matching using RegExp.

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Key Learning Outcomes

• Identify HTTP pipeline request and response cycles alongside core web server operational models.
• Design responsive semantic layouts structured with standard CSS layout controls and typography specifications.
• Build structural web interfaces using HTML5 tables, block elements, nested iframe panels, and forms.
• Deploy modular client-side functions, array matrices, regex patterns, and asynchronous event triggers in JavaScript.

Conclusion

Developing deep competency in baseline Web Technologies provides students with the critical logic systems needed to innovate in cloud and interactive application engineering. Ensure full integration of the structured reference repositories linked above to align your research path directly with the modern University of Mysore evaluation benchmarks.

Development Overview

Figure 1: Conceptual mapping tracking application development structures and web operational models.

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