Web Developer (EPOL)

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Description:

Note: This course is actually a self-paced virtual classroom offering. The average time to complete the course is 60 hours. Once you have registered you have 90 days to complete this course.

Explore techniques for Web Development. This course is not intended to teach everything but to introduce some of the concepts and capabilities of the tools available to you.

Self-paced virtual classes include:

• Real hands-on labs!
• Live instructor chats!
• Your pace at your place!

View a demonstration of the e-learning environment at:

• http//www.cgselearning.com/marketing/VWIC/

This course is delivered through the Information Technology (IT) industry's first and only IBM Virtual WebSphere Innovation Center (VWIC). Created by Computer Generated Solutions, Inc. (CGS) -- a leader in online learning and technical training -- the VWIC is an easily accessible knowledge portal that enables WebSphere developers to identify, understand, and implement WebSphere technologies quickly and cost-effectively. The VWIC is a state-of-the-art knowledge portal that provides remote, online technical training for WebSphere products and services. To meet your needs at various skill levels, the VWIC combines self-paced e-learning courses with hands-on e-labs and live online mentoring.

Once in a VWIC online classroom, you can:

• Work independently on a course module
• Chat with online e-tutors
• Review test or assignment results
• E-mail your e-tutors

Online Enrollment: To enroll, visit our Website and search on WE136.

Audience:

Individuals who want to become acquainted with various facets of Web Development

Objectives:

• Employ basic HTML syntax and formatting
• Create a well-structured HTML document
• Apply basic JavaScript syntax and formatting
• Use basic JavaScript in page design
• Use a Cascading Style Sheet
• Adapt CSS for your use
• Differentiate between well-formed and valid XML documents
• Differentiate between XML and HTML
• Develop valid WML elements
• Build applications with WML
• Develop view components using JavaServer Pages
• Set Bean properties using JSP
• Run a servlet
• Create a servlet
• Processing the DD
• Import JNDI Classes
• Get a directory object's attributes
• Obtain a connection using JDBC
• Create and send a message
• Use a connector

Prerequisites:

You should be able to develop, test, and deploy Java applications using the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) Software Development Kit. You should also understand server-side Java applications and have introductory knowledge of WebSphere Studio Application Developer (as gained by completing the product tutorial).

Any additional knowledge of Web development technologies, such as Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Extensible Markup Language (XML), or JavaScript, is an advantage.

Topics:

• HTML fundamentals
• JavaScript basics
• Using style sheets
• XML
• WML
• Server Side Includes (SSI)
• Java Server Pages (JSP)
• Servlets
• Deployment descriptor
• JNDI
• JDBC
• Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
• Java Message Service (JMS)
• Java 2 Connector Architecture (J2C)
• Web Services