Tel Hai Java EE and Android Courses Final Projects INFO

During the winter semester of 2012-2013 academic year I was delivering two academic courses in Tel Hai academic college. The first focused on Java EE server side development. The second focused on Hybrid Applications Development for Android. Some of the students took the liberty and developed a combined final project.

Jedaan Shammas and Nader Shaqor developed an hybrid application for the android platform that shows nearby entertainment possibilities together with a server side based on Java Servlets, JSPs and Hibernate. MVC was implemented on the server side. Hereto few screen shots.

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