Teaching client server computing to undergraduates and postgraduates

J. Malcolm; P. Hu

Teaching client server computing to undergraduates and postgraduates

J. Malcolm
, P. Hu

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Abstract

An academic course on Client Server computing will bring together aspects of computer science which would normally be taught in separate courses, in subjects such as Databases, Computer Networks and System Development. A course based around a series of practical exercises using commercial software tools can provide an intellectually challenging course while also delivering some commercially relevant training.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Hertfordshire
Publication status	Published - 1996

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Name	UH Computer Science Technical Reports
Publisher	University of Hertfordshire
Volume	239

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