Does APEX have Enterprise Manager or iSQL*Plus web apps/listeners?

I just finished as T.A. on a course in database security. The course has the students download the full Enterprise database to explore Oracle features, including Enterprise Manager operations.
I just installed the App Express Edition database, and it sure is nicer to install, so I would like to recommend it to the instructor for future use. However, the course depends heavily on the Enterprise Manager web console, and I can't find that in this install. The course also uses iSQL*Plus a little but mostly regular SQLplus.
What's the story -- any recommendations?

OK well I think I understand now. I am not really asking about "Application Express" because I think that may refer more precisely to the application development service that has been called WebDB and HTMLDB in the past.
We want our students to use the Enterprise Manager web interface to get some hands-on experience administering Oracle. This is installed and launched in the Windows installation of the 10g non-"Express Edition."
I have downloaded Express Edition and found the install much better suited for casual users like our students. It has a slightly simplified admin interface off the Express web page. However, I don't see any indication it has the full Enterprise Manager which we need for our students.
Does it have EM?

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