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Revision as of 08:21, 17 December 2015
This article lists topics for Week Fifteen of MGDP2060.
This is the final class session of the semester.
Contents
- 1 All work due by December 20
- 2 Optional student guest lectures
- 3 Guest lectures
- 4 Clients and servers
- 5 Kinds of data
- 6 HTTP request methods
- 7 Hyperlinks
- 8 Web forms
- 9 PHP
- 10 WordPress
- 11 WordPress themes
- 12 WordPress child themes
- 13 WordPress custom themes
- 14 Other topics
- 15 Spring 2016
- 16 See also
All work due by December 20
All work is due by Midnight December 20.
- Zip file containing your Theme folder
- Send to instructor via email: karl@karljones.com
Optional student guest lectures
Optional: student guest lectures (optional non-credit activity for personal growth)
Guest lectures
Guest lectures did not work out.
Instructor will give a presentation instead, summarizing key points from the semester, and filling in some missing pieces.
Clients and servers
A client (computing) is a computer program which sends a request (computing) to a server (computing).
The server receives the request, and sends a response (computing).
See also Client-server model.
Kinds of data
Many different kinds of clients and servers exist for various purposes:
For each kind of data, there is a paired client and server: for example, a web browser and web server.
HTTP request methods
Get
Post
Hyperlinks
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Web forms
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PHP
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WordPress
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WordPress themes
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WordPress child themes
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WordPress custom themes
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Other topics
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Spring 2016
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