See how a Course Works: Intro to Online Learning
Description
You’ll begin by learning basic Web design and graphics skills, followed by training in Web publishing and design with HTML 4.01 and XHTML. You’ll also discover the client-side languages, including JavaScript, and extend into server-side languages, such as ColdFusion and PHP. Additionally, the modules cover: AJAX, Dynamic HTML (DHTML), SQL for Windows, CGI and Perl, MySQL, and XML. You’ll also learn how to install, configure, and maintain SQL Server 2005 and Oracle 10g.
Upon successful completion of this program, you’ll:
- Know how to use HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, and JavaScript to design Web pages
- Use Dynamic HTML to make your Web pages more interactive
- Create database-driven Web applications using ColdFusion, Perl, or PHP
- Use SQL to pull data from a database and to insert and modify data in a database
- Employ XML to store and validate data and to make data more accessible to other applications
Outline
- Web Design and Graphics
- Introduction to Design
- Making Your Site Fast and Viewable
- Building Your Site With Images
- Building Your Site With Formatting
- Using Other Tools
- Web Publishing and Design With HTML 4.01 and XHTML
- Getting Organized
- Basics of HTML and XHTML
- HTML, XHTML, and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Advanced CSS, Forms, and DHTML
- Adding Interactivity and Multimedia with HTML and XHTML
- JavaScript
- Start Using JavaScript
- Using JavaScript for Interactivity
- Using Advanced JavaScript
- AJAX
- History and Revival of AJAX
- Introducing JavaScript
- The XMLHttpRequest Object
- N-Tier and AJAX
- Rich Internet Applications
- CSS and the DOM
- AJAX Frameworks
- Understanding an AJAX Library
- AJAX and Web Services
- Tagging With AJAX
- Cloning Google Suggest
- User Controls and AJAX.NET
- AJAX and Mapping
- AJAX and Web Parts
- AJAX and ASP.NET Security
- Performancev
- Debugging Your Application
- AJAX and Site Testing
- AJAX Usability
- Atlas
- Dynamic HTML
- DHTML and Style Sheets
- Using Javascript
- Objects and Events
- Styles and Content
- Data From Other Sources
- SQL for the Windows Environment
- Introduction to Databases and SQL
- Filtering Data
- Calculations and Functions
- Summarizing Data
- Groups and Queries
- Joins
- Data and Tables
- Views and Stored Procedures
- Transaction Processing and Cursors
- Advanced SQL Functions
- CGI/Perl
- Getting Familiar With Forms
- Building Programs
- Web Applications
- Interacting With Databases
- ColdFusion MX
- Introduction and Installation
- Talking With the Database
- Displaying Data
- Programming and Application Framework
- Custom Tags and Building Blocks
- Using E-mail, Complex Data Types, and FTP
- Securing, Debugging, and Improving Application Performance
- Using Flash, Java, and XML
- Integration and Understanding Fusebox and FLiP
- Functions, Tags, and Resources
- PHP and MySQL
- Installing Required Software
- PHP Basics
- Programming With PHP
- Creating Dynamic Web Sites
- SQL and MySQL
- Advanced SQL and MySQL
- Error Handling and Debugging
- Using PHP With MySQL
- Developing Web Applications
- Cookies and Sessions
- Web Application Security
- Extended Topics
- Content Management Example
- User Registration Example
- E-Commerce Example
- XML
- Viewing and Understanding XML
- Creating a Basic Document
- Building DTDs and Checking Documents
- Entities
- The Document Object Model
- CSS and XSL Style Sheets
- SQL Server 2005
- Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2005
- Creating Databases
- Working With Tables and Programmability Objects
- Implementing Database Objects
- Supporting the XML Framework
- Enhancing Data Consumption and Throughput
- Maintaining and Backing Up Databases
- Monitoring Performance
- Troubleshooting and Optimizing
- Implementing High Availability
- Practice Exams
- Oracle 10g Administration
- Oracle Architectural Components
- Oracle Server Introduction
- Database Architecture, Creation, and Interfaces
- Database Control and Storage Structures
- Managing Users and Schemas
- Data Management
- PL/SQL
- Database Security Management
- Oracle Net Services
- Oracle Shared Server
- Database Performance Monitoring
- Database Maintenance
- Database Undo Management
- Database Locking Conflicts
- Database Backup and Recovery Concepts
- Database Backups
- Database Recovery
Additional Info
- Languages
- English
- Course Length
- 200.00 hours
- Duration of Access
All of our programs are self-paced and open-enrollment. You can start and finish the program at your own pace. You’re given six months to complete this 200-hour program. If you need more time, a six-month extension is available free of charge. After one year, fees will apply.
- Instructor
Instant Mentoring enables 24x7 access to certified instructors and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). In addition to providing content expertise, our Mentors facilitate interaction and enhance the overall learning experience.
- Prerequisites/Audience
- There are no specific prerequisites for this program, but you should be fairly knowledgeable about computers and Internet usage, and you’ll need an Internet connection and e-mail capabilities.
This program is for you if you wish to become proficient in using HTML/DHTML and server-side programming to build Web pages. - Requirements/Materials Included
This course is compatible with the Windows Vista operating system.
The following are the minimum user system requirements necessary to enjoy maximum access to the HTML-based courses, all of which can be obtained for free:
• A web browser
• Any text or HTML editor
• The ability to install or access a web server (e.g, IIS or Apache)
• ColdFusion Application Server
• Perl
• PHP
• MySQL
• SQL Server 2005 (Express Edition is fine)
• Oracle (Express Edition is fine)
We do not formally support our courseware on the Macintosh platform. If you choose to try to use the courses on a Macintosh, you need to be aware that they will not have full functionality, specifically within the Authorware simulations and the supplied files. However, if you are a Macintosh user and make use of a Windows emulator, Authorware simulations and supplied files may function. Since we do not test with Macintosh or Windows emulators, we cannot guarantee our courses on the Macintosh platform.
This course includes a full online reference library featuring the following titles:- Agile Software Development Quality Assurance by Stamelos, Ioannis G; Sfetsos, Panagiotis
- Beginning Ajax With PHP : From Novice to Professional {Expert's Voice in Open Source} by Babin, Lee
- Professional Search Engine Optimization With PHP : A Developer's Guide to SEO {Wrox Professional Guides} by Sirovich, Jaimie; Darie, Cristian
- Beginning Ruby On Rails {Wrox Beginning Guides} by Holzner, Steven
- Web Analytics : An Hour a Day {Sybex Serious Skills} by Kaushik, Avinash
- Practical Internet Security by Vacca, John R
- Professional LAMP: Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP Web Development by Gerner, Jason
- Beginning PHP and MySQL 5 : From Novice to Professional {2Nd Ed.} by Gilmore, W J
- Web and Information Security by Ferrari, Elena; Thuraisingham, Bhavani M
- Beginning Web Development With Perl : From Novice to Professional by Suehring, Steve
- Professional Web APIs With PHP : EBay, Google, PayPal, Amazon, FedEx Plus Web Feeds {Wrox Professional Guides} by Reinheimer, Paul Michael
- PHP 5 Unleashed by Coggeshall, John M
- PHP and MySQL Everyday Apps for Dummies {--For Dummies} by Valade, Janet
- Zend PHP Certification Study Guide by Herbert, Stuart
- How to Do Everything With PHP & MySQL by Vaswani, Vikram
- Pro Perl {Expert's Voice in Open Source} by Wainwright, Peter
- Beginning Regular Expressions by Watt, Andrew
- PHP 5 Recipes : A Problem-solution Approach {Expert's Voice in Open Source} by Babin, Lee
- VBScript Programmer's Reference {2Nd Ed.} by Kingsley-Hughes, Adrian; Kingsley-Hughes, Kathie; Read, Daniel
- Beginning PHP, Apache, MySQL Web Development by Glass, Mike
- Apache, MySQL, and PHP Weekend Crash Course by Schafer, Steven M
- Agile Database Techniques : Effective Strategies for the Agile Software Developer by Ambler, Scott W
- Creating Interactive Websites With PHP and Web Services by Rosebrock, Eric
- Learn VBScript in a Weekend {In a Weekend} by Ford, Jerry Lee
- Using Active Server Pages by Johnson, Scot; Ballinger, Keith; Chapman, Davis Howard
- Teach Yourself VBScript in 21 Days by Brophy, Keith; Koets, Timothy

