In addition, there is a growing demand to develop new capabilities, services, and business models that will work. Along with these, many non-technical issues arrise, including legal, moral, social, issues of intellectual property, and others. Finally, we explore future needs and requirements, research and development topics, ideas, and opportunities. Students in this course will acquire the necessary knowledge and develop the required skills that will prepare them to be desirable contributors to this amazing revolution. This is a very fast-moving field.
Every day there are new entries.
The following list lists the two required texts, as well as other recommended reading materials. S. Gundavaram, CGI Programming on the World-Wide Web. Now available on the Web in its entirety. In addition, I will be placing in the list several other sources of information you should become familiar with before or during the course. This will include books, journals, movies, Web sites, and other sources I find appropriate.