• Information on GroupID & the schedule for project presentations can be found here.
• The submission sections for assignment, midterm project, and course project have been opened on the e-Learning system. A few important notes:
  • Version 1 is used to record which students and student groups will participate in project presentations. Grades will be based on the content presented directly to the instructor.
  • All students in the same group must submit the assignment.
• A few important notes for final project presentations:
  • Each group must print the report (color printing is not required).
  • Use-case diagrams, physical-level database diagrams, and other detailed diagrams should be printed on separate sheets and enlarged if they contain too much detail.
  • Each student attending the presentation must print, fill in personal information, and sign the QT2 and Final Project RUBRIC in advance.
  • Each group has a maximum of 20 minutes for presentation and demonstration. Therefore, you should practice presenting and carefully prepare the materials, software, and demo scripts to avoid wasting time.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 5: Implement Microservice Communication
• Hands-on Practice 9:
  • FastAPI — Unit 18: Implementing JWT Authentication with FastAPI
  • FastAPI Tutorial
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.
• Check out the updated classroom at here.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 4: Microservice Communication Styles (cont.)
  • Report mid-term and final project progress.
• Hands-on Practice 8:
  • FastAPI — Unit 13: Data Types
  • FastAPI Tutorial
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.
• Check out the updated classroom at here.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 4: Microservice Communication Styles
  • Report mid-term and final project progress.
• Hands-on Practice 7:
  • FastAPI — Unit 12: Request Body - List Fields and Nested Models
  • FastAPI Tutorial
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.
• Check out the updated classroom at here.

• Theoretical content:
  • Mid-term review.
  • Report mid-term and final project progress.
• Hands-on Practice 6:
  • FastAPI — Unit 12: Request Body - List Fields and Nested Models
  • FastAPI Tutorial
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.
• Check out the updated classroom at here.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 2: How to Model Microservices (cont.)
• Hands-on Practice 5:
  • FastAPI — Unit 9: Query Parameters and Validations
  • FastAPI — Unit 10: Path Parameters and Validations
  • FastAPI — Unit 11: Multiple Parameters
  • FastAPI Tutorial
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.
• Check out the updated classroom at here.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 2: How to Model Microservices
• Hands-on Practice 4:
  • FastAPI — Review Exercises
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 1: What Are Microservices? (cont.)
  • Chapter 2: How to Model Microservices
• Hands-on Practice 3:
  • FastAPI Introduction
  • Path & Query Parameters
  • Request Body
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: in-person at the university.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 1: What Are Microservices? (cont.)
• Hands-on Practice 2:
  • Pydantic Module
  • Python Concurrency
  • FastAPI Introduction
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: online via Google Meet.
• Google Meet access links: https://tinyurl.com/gmeet-spring-2025
• Teaching Notes [N1 | N4]

• Students have to check attendance data regularly at here.
• If there are any questions about attendance data, students should contact the teacher directly during class.

The Google Meet recordings of this course are available in this YouTube playlist.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 1: What Are Microservices?
• Hands-on Practice 1:
  • Programming API with Java
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Prepare the following resources on your computer:
  • Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers
  • Postman
  • Apache Tomcat 8.5
  • Apache XAMPP
  • Jersey 2
• Teaching-Learning Mode: online via Google Meet.
• Google Meet access links: https://tinyurl.com/gmeet-spring-2025
• Teaching Notes [Group 1 | Group 4]

• Register group for conducting Midterm and Final Project
• Propose Final Project topic
• Lưu ý:
  • Only one representative per group (the group leader) is responsible for registering the group information and proposing the final project topic.
  • Group information must be registered before proposing the final project topic.
  • Each group can have a maximum of 3 members.
  • For any changes needed after registration, student needs to contact the instructor directly during class hours for assistance.

• The Midterm Project Description and RUBRIC are available at here.

• Theoretical content:
  • Chapter 0: Course Introduction
  • Chapter 1: What Are Microservices?
• Teaching-learning resources are available in the Syllabus section on the course website.
• Teaching-Learning Mode: In-person at the university.