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Computer Programming IV (Enterprise)

The Enterprise Programming course teaches students the principles and practices of developing scalable, maintainable, and secure large-scale applications. It covers various enterprise architectures, frameworks, and tools, with a focus on RESTful web services, data management, and security. Prerequisites include basic programming knowledge and familiarity with object-oriented programming and databases.

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Computer Programming IV (Enterprise)

The Enterprise Programming course teaches students the principles and practices of developing scalable, maintainable, and secure large-scale applications. It covers various enterprise architectures, frameworks, and tools, with a focus on RESTful web services, data management, and security. Prerequisites include basic programming knowledge and familiarity with object-oriented programming and databases.

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Course Title: Enterprise Programming

Course Description: This course introduces students to the principles and


practices of enterprise programming. It covers the development of large-scale
applications that are scalable, maintainable, and secure. Students will learn about
different enterprise architectures, frameworks, and tools used in the industry.

Prerequisites:
 Basic knowledge of programming (preferably in Java or C#)
 Understanding of object-oriented programming concepts
 Familiarity with databases and SQL

Course Objectives:
 Understand the architecture and components of enterprise applications
 Develop skills in using enterprise frameworks such as Spring or .NET
 Learn to design and implement RESTful web services
 Gain experience with enterprise-level data management and persistence
frameworks
 Explore concepts of scalability, performance, and security in enterprise
applications

Course Outline:

1: Introduction to Enterprise Programming


 Overview of enterprise applications
 Characteristics of enterprise systems
 Introduction to enterprise architectures (Monolithic, SOA, Microservices)

2: Setting Up the Development Environment


 IDEs and tools for enterprise development
 Version control with Git
 Building and managing projects with Maven/Gradle or NuGet

3: Enterprise Application Layers


 Presentation layer
 Business logic layer
 Data access layer

4: Frameworks and Tools


 Introduction to Spring Framework or ASP.NET Core
 Dependency injection and inversion of control (IoC)
 Building a simple enterprise application

5: Web Services and APIs


 RESTful web services
 Designing and implementing RESTful APIs
 Consuming web services

6: Data Management and Persistence


 Relational databases and ORM frameworks (Hibernate, Entity Framework)
 Transactions and concurrency
 NoSQL databases

7: Security in Enterprise Applications


 Authentication and authorization
 Secure communication (HTTPS, SSL/TLS)
 Common security vulnerabilities and mitigation techniques

8: Scalability and Performance


 Scaling applications horizontally and vertically
 Load balancing and caching
 Performance monitoring and optimization

9: Enterprise Integration Patterns


 Message-oriented middleware
 Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
 Integration techniques and patterns

10: Testing and Debugging


 Unit testing and integration testing
 Automated testing frameworks (JUnit, NUnit)
 Debugging enterprise applications

11: DevOps and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)


 Introduction to DevOps practices
 Setting up CI/CD pipelines
 Deployment strategies

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