Important Deadlines for Projects: (late reports and demos will not be accepted) Draft Project Report Submission and First Demos: 17 January 2003, Friday Get your first reports back: 20 January 2002, Monday Final Project Report Submission: 23 January 2003, Thursday Project Lab Demos: 24 January 2003
	Look at the Software Design and Documentation page (18/December/2002).
	The current project teams, their web sites, the main project topics and the project names are given in the table below:

 

	You will start your term project this week. First, you have to determine your project partner if you want to do a group project. One-person or two-person projects are accepted.
	Second, you have to make a decision on your main topic/technology on Java-based network programming from the list given below: 1. Java Web Programming: Servlets/JSP 2. Java Based Wireless Applications Development and J2ME 3. RMI Based Distributed Applications 4. EJBs Based Distributed Applications 5. Messaging Applications with JMS 6. JINI 7. Java-Based Web Services and SOAP 8. Java and XML Based Applications 9. Network Management and JMX 10. Java-Based Audio/Video Streaming Applications 11. Java and CORBA Based Distributed Applications 12. J2EE Design Patterns 13. Development of UML and Design Patterns Based Distributed Applications 14. Security and Java 15. Development of a P2P Application Using JXTA and XML
	Then, you will define a project which can be finished within about one month.
	Because each group will work on different topic, the main topics/technologies shown above will be given to groups according to first-come first-served principle.
	During the process of learning the project topic, design and implementation of the project and finally documentation, you will produce some work products and perform weekly important project activities. These work products and activities will be posted on this page.
	The first activity is to make a good research on your topic and to learn the required background for the project.
	The second activity is to design a project web page of your group. This page will be a main communication mechanism of your project group with me and other groups. It will be updated weekly. The typical contents of a project web page include the following: - The project name, group members - The short and long description of project - The start and end of the project - The produced work products including source code - Web and other related resources for the project topic - The lessons learned during the project
	At the beginning of your project, you will put background information and related web and other resources on your page.
	Each week you will put your weekly progress report and program codes on you page. If you have new resources about your project, you will update your project page.
	Project communication: Weekly: you have to (1) update your project page before coming to class on monday, (to update your page, you need to produce some work products weekly) (2) talk to me on mondays about your project progress (3) show the development process of your project in the lab. (2/December/2002).