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IIUSA-341: i-Net+ Webmaster Prep

Course length: 40 hrs
Prerequisites: Ordinary user-level experience with a Web browser
Tuition: $2305

The i-Net+ certification is recognized as a baseline technical knowledge specifically designed to certify entry-level Internet and e-commerce technical professionals. Those holding i-Net+ certification demonstrate knowledge and competency in Internet basics and clients, development, networking, Internet security and business concepts.

The i-Net+ curriculum covers five areas of knowledge:

Part 1: Internet Basics and Infrastructure

Part 2: Client and Server Configuration Part 3: Internet Development Part 4: Intranets, Extranets, and Security Part 5: Internet Business Concepts

Special notes: This curriculum prepares students for the i-Net+ credential (exam IK0-002).

IIUSA-421: HyperText Markup Language (HTML)

Course length: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: Ordinary experience using a Web browser.
Tuition: $940

This course covers elements of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Extensible HTML (XHTML) in detail, explaining how each element works and how it interacts with other elements. Coverage of HTML/XHTML style leads to writing documents that range from simple online documentation to complex presentations. Topics covered include:

The course coverage is as follows:

  1. HTML, XHTML, and the World Wide Web
  2. Quick Start
  3. Anatomy of an HTML Document
  4. Text Basics
  5. Rules, Images, and Multimedia
  6. Links and Webs
  7. Formatted Lists
  8. Cascading Style Sheets
  9. Forms
  10. Tables
  11. Frames
  12. Executable Content
  13. Dynamic Documents
  14. Netscape Layout Extensions
  15. XML
  16. XHTML
  17. Tips, Tricks, and Hacks

IIUSA-510: Computer Networks

Course length: 24 hrs
Prerequisites: A basic user-level understanding of computers.
Tuition: $1538

This course is for students who have an interest in computer networks. Topics covered include: architectures of computer networks; the operations of the network layers; and emerging trends in computer networks. Aspects of computer networks and Internet protocols are explored through hands-on experiments. No programming expertise is required.

IIUSA-514: Visual Basic

Course length: 40 hrs
Prerequisites: Familiarity with a Web browser.
Tuition: $2305

Learn how to write powerful, graphics oriented applications using Visual BASIC. This is a course for nonprogrammers and programmers alike. Using Microsoft's Visual Studio, create sophisticated computer applications in a "rapid application development" model. The course covers end-to-end programming in Visual BASIC, from initial concept to how to package a windows application for distribution.

IIUSA-519: CGI Programming in Perl Basics

Course length: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of HTML.
Tuition: $940

This course is intended for non-programmers. The Perl scripting language is used to create server-side applications that generate HTML pages on-the-fly. A comprehensive explanation is given of CGI and related techniques for providing dynamic content creation on the Web. The course starts at the beginning, explaining the value of CGI and how it works, and the basics of script programming. The Perl language, syntax, functions, and library modules are covered.

Perl server-side scripting techniques are explored such as file input/output, file locking, pipes, and maintaining state information. Perl syntax and built-in functions are covered in depth. Organization of a "Web site in a file" is covered as a theme, in which varying client-side behavior is achieved through user-supplied parameters.

IIUSA-520: Web Technology: Web Server Setup

Course length: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: Either IIUSA-118 Unix Fundamentals or equivalent user-level knowledge of Unix.
Tuition: $940

This course is designed for students who want to learn how to set up a Web site, and create Web based applications, including server-side on-the-fly content generation. Note that this is not an introduction to the World Wide Web for beginners; this course is for students who are already facile at using the Web, and are taking a greater role as a Webmaster.

IIUSA-525: Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Course length: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML).
Tuition: $940

XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a simpler and easier-to-use subset of the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), the markup language from which HTML was derived. XML is a flexible way to create information formats that can be used in many different applications for the World Wide Web, intranets, and other instances where many different groups need to share data. Because it is so flexible and provides for a useful way to split apart content and its visual display, it is likely to be in wide use on the Web very soon.

Web developers can exploit XML's capabilities to create richer, more dynamic information structures for their users. In this class, some of XML's possibilities are explored: students will look at document type definitions (DTD's) that allow XML authors to define their information formats, create simple XML documents and then work with a parser to begin to pull information out of these documents. Students will take a look at XSL (eXtensible Style Language), the style sheet language developed specifically for XML. Students will also discuss some of the broader implications of developing Web sites with this new markup language.

IIUSA-526: VBScript

Course length: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML).
Tuition: $940

VBScript is Microsoft's client-side scripting language that interfaces with ActiveX components. VBScript allows almost anyone to create powerful, dynamic Web pages starting with no prior programming experience. This is a course for nonprogrammers. Note: The supported environment is strictly Microsoft Internet Explorer running on Windows. No other environment is supported in this course.

IIUSA-528: Introduction to Active Server Pages (ASP)

Course length: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: Familiarity with HTML and some experience with scripting languages. Also see the Special Notes, below.
Tuition: $940

Neither a software application nor a programming language, ASP is a technology by which Web sites dynamically deliver content in response to a user's requests. Beginning with a static Web page composed of HTML (with or without client-side scripting), designers add server scripting, ASP built-in and custom objects, and ASP components to retrieve information from databases (such as MS Access, SQL and Oracle) or from a wide variety of other data sources, and then display the results in pages built "on the fly."

A comprehensive explanation is given of ASP, including what platforms, applications and scripting languages can be used; and of ASP objects, scripting, and components. Topics include: Server-side Includes; the Response and Request objects; Cookies; the Server object; the Ad Rotator, Browser Capabilities, and Content Linking components; application- and session-level events; scripting objects; ADO and database connectivity; the Recordset object; using ADO and SQL to add, update, and delete records in a database; stored procedures and parameter queries, and creating a data browser.

Special notes: This course is intended for those who have designed Web sites using hand-coded HTML, and who have been exposed to scripting languages like VBScript, JavaScript or Perl. Those with strong backgrounds in Visual Basic or other programming languages will excel in this course.

IIUSA-533: Dreamweaver

Course length: 20 hrs
Prerequisites: Knowledge of basic HTML.
Tuition: $1255

This is a course in Web site creation and design using Dreamweaver, Macromedia's professional Web editor. The step-by-step sessions focus on how to use programs together for maximum efficiency in a real-work Web development environment.

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