XML and XHTML

Web Development using XML and XHTML

This course presents current issues associated with Advanced Internet Applications Development. It provides students with a first hand knowledge of methods utilized for designing and building dynamic web sites.

Technical class content includes XML and XSL technologies as well as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Java Script, and Active Server Pages (ASP).

This is a 'hands on' course intended for advanced Information System Technology students.

Objectives
When you complete this class, you will be able to:

1. Draw and explain the WWW's logical and physical architecture.
2. Define and utilize XML and XSL technologies.
3. Define and dynamically utilize the Document Object Model (DOM).
4. Define and employ Document Type Declarations (DTDs).
5. Sort XML data using XSL.
6. Display XML Data with the Data driven model.
7. Compare and contrast commercial Web Servers.
8. Utilize HTML form inputs using client-side scripts.
9. Create cookies using client-side scripts
10. Create dynamic Web pages that retrieve and display database data using Active Server Pages
11. Process form inputs using Active Server Pages
12. Create a Web application that uses client- and server-side scripts
13. Learn how to share data values among different pages in a Web application
14. Update/delete database records using Active Server Pages

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