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Advanced Web Programming Bundle

( WTB-137-180 )

Course Description

Course Offered in Partnership With DigitalThink

The Advanced Web Programming Bundle helps students develop expertise and experience in web programming, and includes coverage of advanced HTML, DHTML, XML, and using Active Server Pages to build dynamic Web-based business solutions. Students will gain hands-on experience in converting HTML tables to frames, and converting a frame-driven site to a style-sheet-driven site. The bundle also covers the differences between HTML and XML, and shows students how to harness the power of XML.

This bundle requires

A text editor

Both Netscape and Internet Explorer version 4.0 browsers

A compression utility, such as WinZip

Windows NT Server running IIS OR

Windows NT Workstation running Peer Web Services OR

Windows 95 running Peer Web Services and Internet Explorer 4.01 (IE 4.01 is not required but you will need it to download Peer Web Services)

This Bundle is comprised of:

HTML Frames and Forms (WT-1370-180)

Style Sheets and DHTML (WT-1371-180)

Introduction to Active Server Pages (WT-1373-180)

eMentoring Services are included with this course.

Course length: 42 hours

Course details
id: WTB-137-180
subscription duration: 180 days
list price: $ 1375.00

Languages Offered

This course is currently available in English only.

Who Can Benefit

Web developers

Prerequisites

To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

Demonstrate completion of Web Programming Basics Bundle or equivalent knowledge and experience

Skills Gained

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

Demonstrate understanding of the HTML syntax and attributes for basic frame structure, inline frames, nested frames, targeted frames, form interactions with browsers and CGIs, form input control types, form tabbing and focus controls

Explain the shortcomings of HTML and the origins of XML

Clarify how XML is different from HTML

Define what makes a "well-formed" XML document

Create a well-formed XML document

Create a DTD

Use XML related technologies such as CSS, XSL, and XLink

Apply the concepts of namespaces and metadata

Keep up with developments in XML

Understand the five standard objects of ASP for global use

Understand the five stock server components of ASP:

Related Courses

Before: Web Programming Basics Bundle