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Subject Matter |
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A
thorough introduction to
the emerging standard of describing, validating, and
processing structured information: XML (Extensible Markup Language) and how
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Course Name |
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Online Structuring & Processing Information with XML - I | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Why This Course? |
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This course introduces the fundamentals of the Extensible
Markup Language XML and its many technologies. The importance of XML and its
emergence as the standard data exchange over the Internet has resulted in a
proliferation of many products and services all based on XML technologies.
Essential XML knowledge and skills are a must to be able to perform
effectively in these XML-based environment. And this is what this course
provides. The course
provides the computer professional with a firm understanding of what XML is, how
it works, and its technologies are
used to structure and processing information. It also prepares them to
quickly start structuring their information, validate them, and process them
using XML.
Among the topics covered are XML documents and their syntax, formatting XML
documents with CSS, and validating XML documents with DTD (Document
Type Definition). Emphasis is on getting started
quickly and on applying the various properties in typical XML
development projects. This class is taught entirely online. Learners need to supply own computer and Internet connection. Each learner is expected to provide own copy of the reference book used throughout this course. |
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Online Environment Requirements |
This is an instructor-led asynchronous online course delivered with our Online Learning Environment (OLE) and/or our Online Practice Environment (OPE). Dedicated instructors structure, schedule, and facilitate class activities. The active participation of each learner is required for a successful learning experience. Learners are expected to complete a variety of activities:
To be able to participate as an active learner, you must meet these prerequisites:
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Reference Book
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Morrison,
Michael (2002).
SAMS Teach Yourself XML in 24 Hours. Indianapolis,
Indiana. Sams Publishing. ISBN: 0-672-32213-7 Note that this Reference book is used for both of these courses:
Online
Structuring & Processing Information with XML - I You only need to obtain it once if you are interested in both courses.
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Course Objectives |
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This course teaches concepts and principles of Extensible
Markup Language (XML). After concluding this course, learners will be capable of:
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Who Should Attend? |
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Computer professionals including information architects, Web developers, designers, and programmers responsible for designing, and building XML applications. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Prerequisites |
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Familiarity with and working knowledge of HTML.
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Delivery Mode |
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Online Instructor-led in a community-of-practice environment. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Class Duration |
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3 weeks online. An Online week begins on Thursday of one calendar week and ends on Wednesday of the following calendar week. |
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