LABORATORY IN DOCUMENT ENGINEERING

University of California, Berkeley
Information Systems 290-8

Dr. Robert J. Glushko & Brian Hayes

School of Information Management & Systems

Spring 2003: Tuesday, 2-4 pm, 202 South Hall


TOPICAL OUTLINE

(version 1.91, last modified 25 April 2003)

1 January 21 Introduction to Laboratory in Document Engineering
2 January 28 XML DTDs {and,or,vs} W3C XML Schema
3 February 4 Exploiting XPath in XML Transformations
4 February 11 Schematron
5 February 18 XML Pipelines
6 February 25 Simple SOAP and Web Service Clients
7 March 4 XML and User Interfaces
8 March 11 User Interfaces + Schematron + SOAP + Pipelines
9 March 18 Formal Modeling Techniques and UML
10 April 1 RosettaNet Business Process Patterns
11 April 8 XML Programming Models
12 April 15 UBL and BABL Document Model Patterns
13 April 22 Building a Web Service
14 April 29 Architectures for Enterprise XML Applications
15 May 6 XML and Databases
16 May 13 Course Wrap-Up

READING ASSIGNMENTS

COURSE TEXTBOOK


1 - January 21: Introduction to Laboratory in Document Engineering

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2 - January 28: XML DTDs {and,or,vs} W3C XML Schema

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3 - February 4: Exploiting XPath in XML Transformations

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4 - February 11: Schematron

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5 - February 18: XML Pipelines

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6 - February 25: Simple SOAP and Web Service Clients

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7 - March 4: XML and User Interfaces

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8 - March 11: User Interfaces + Schematron + SOAP + Pipelines

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9 - March 18: Formal Modeling Techniques and UML

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10 - April 1: RosettaNet Business Process Patterns

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11 - April 8: XML Programming Models

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12 - April 15: UBL and BABL Document Model Patterns

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13 - April 22: Building a Web Service

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14 - Apr 29: Architectures for Enterprise XML Applications

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15 - May 6: XML and Databases

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16 - May 13: Course Wrap-Up

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