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Internet & Web Curriculum

Web Technologies Overview, Web Application Development, JavaScript, WAP and i-mode, Introductory Dreamweaver MX 2004, Advanced Dreamweaver MX 2004, Database-Driven Websites using Dreamweaver MX 2004

IA100: Web Technologies Overview Seminar (2-4 hours)

IA101: Web Technologies Overview Workshop (1 day)

Course Overview

Web Technologies Overview looks at the main Internet technologies, including Advanced HTML, CGI, JavaScript, Java, JSP, ASP, PHP, CSS, XML and Database Access. These technologies will be positioned from both a business point of view (market position) and a technical point of view (how they fit into typical software architectures used within eCommerce, eBusiness and corporate web-based applications).

The seminar also discusses the trends and features available in the latest releases of popular tools such as Macromedia's Studio MX 2004, BEA, IBM and Oracle's Tools and Server Platforms as well as Open Source alternatives. For many of the technologies and tools discussed, demonstrations of simple usage will be given.

A key focus of the seminar will be to provide guidance on how to effectively use these emerging technologies when evolving existing products and applications. The seminar is not biased for or against any particular company or technology. Instead it will be describing experiences in using these emerging technologies in real-world projects. What works, what doesn't and why? Attendees will be able to then match their requirements with emerging technologies more effectively.

The optional workshop (IA101 only) provides attendees with the ability to play with or examine the tools and technologies discussed in the seminar.

Audience

Traditional application developers who want to build web-based applications
Static html content creators with some programming experience who want to be able to build web applications with more dynamic content
Existing web application developers who want to understand the features available in the latest tools
Managers and technical managers who are trying to understand the capabilities of web application development tools available on the market today

Pre-Requisites

Have a basic understanding of the Internet and be familiar with using browsers. Some programming experience to appreciate the programming examples (mostly relevant to the workshop).

Course Objectives

After participating in this seminar/workshop, attendees will have an understanding of the main Internet technologies including advanced html, CGI, JavaScript, Flash, Java, JSP, ASP/ASP.Net, PHP, CSS, XML and database access. They will also understand what features leading web tools and servers offer to support these technologies.