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This document outlines the schedule and requirements for an introduction to web application programming course. It provides the dates and times for lectures and project work deadlines. Students must complete at least 60% of weekly exercises and work in pairs to implement a three-tiered web application by the final deadline to pass the course. Topics to be covered include XHTML, CSS, PHP, databases, documentation, test-driven design, and XML.

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