Undergraduate Prerequisites: MET CS 520 or MET CS 601 and programming experience, or instructor's c onsent - The Rich Internet Application (RIA) Development course concentrates primarily on building rich client web applications in the browser for desktop and mobile devices. The course is divided into various modules covering in depth the following technologies: HTML5, AngularJS, and Ionic framework. Along with the fundamentals underlying these technologies, several applications will be showcased as case studies. Students work with these technologies starting with simple applications and then examining real world complex applications. At the end of this course, students would have mastered the latest and widely used RIA methodologies. Course Prerequisites: METCS520 (Information Structures) and METCS601 (Web Application Development), or instructor's consent.
FALL 2024 Schedule
| Section |
Instructor |
Location |
Schedule |
Notes |
| O1 |
Winderbaum |
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ARR 12:00 am-12:00 am |
Students are assigned into class sectionsof about 15 with a member of the teaching team. Please note the prerequisite(s). Completion of the prerequisite course or consent of the instructor is required. F1 student visa holders should contact the MET CS Dept at metcs@bu.edu prior to registering for any online courses. |
SPRG 2025 Schedule
| Section |
Instructor |
Location |
Schedule |
Notes |
| A1 |
Davoodi |
CAS 306 |
W 6:00 pm-8:45 pm |
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SPRG 2025 Schedule
| Section |
Instructor |
Location |
Schedule |
Notes |
| O2 |
Winderbaum |
|
ARR 12:00 am-12:00 am |
“Students are assigned into class sections of approximately 15 with a member of the teaching team. Please note the prerequisite(s): completion of the prerequisite course or consent of the instructor is required. On-campus F1 and J1 student visa holders should contact the ISSO at isso@bu.edu before registering for any online courses |
Note that this information may change at any time. Please visit the MyBU Student Portal for the most up-to-date course information.
