Unit V: Standalone and Client Server Programming Concept | BCA 2nd Semester Programming Logic and Techniques (PLT) Notes Pdf

A standalone system is a type of system that does not have any dependencies or is not connected to any other system. A standalone program is a computer program that does not load any external module, library function, or any other files. It does not require a database, a network connection for the operation and is only dependent on the local computer resources.

The concept of standalone system and standalone programming is not widely used nowadays. Some examples of standalone systems are Notepad, Paint, Calculator, WordPad, etc. Some examples of standalone systems are Washing machines, microwaves, Vacuum Cleaner, etc.

In this “Standalone and Client-Server Programming Concept – Programming Logic and Techniques” you will learn about the following topics:

1. Introduction to Standalone Programming Concept
2. Advantages of Standalone Programs
3. Disadvantages of Standalone Program
4. Introduction to Client-Server Programming
5. Advantages of Client-Server Programming
6. Disadvantages of Client-Server Programming
7. Distinguish between Standalone and Client-Server Programming
8. Client-Server Programming Architecture
9. The 2-Tier Architecture
10. The 3-Tier Architecture
11. Advantages of 3-Tier Client-Server Architecture
12. Disadvantages of 3-Tier Client-Server Architecture
13. Difference between 2-Tier and 3-Tier Architecture
14. Web-Based Programming
15. Advantages of Web-Based Programming
16. Disadvantages of Web-based Programming
17. Web-Based System and Programming
18. Web-Based Programming Languages
19. Platform Independent System
20. Binary Platform Independence
21. Source Platform Independence
22. Advantages of Platform Independent System

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BCA 1st Semester Programming Logic and Techniques Notes Pdf:

• Unit I: Programming Languages
• Unit II: Program Development and Software Development
• Unit III: Programming Techniques
• Unit IV: Program Maintenance