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(Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3)

Level 1 teaches you how to build a basic web page. You'll start out learning basic web terminology and the fundamentals of HTML and end Level 1 learning the benefits of using FrontPage as a WYSIWYG HTML editor. Level 2 gives you an overview of Visual InterDev and teaches you how to use VBScript and JScript to program client and active server pages. Level 3 covers advanced data access with ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and advanced topics including debugging your applications, source code control, and security.

Course includes 36+ hours of total training time...

• 10 CDs
• Over 12 hours of instruction
• Over 110 pages of courseware on CD-ROM
• Step-by-step hands-on-labs
• Sample code

Level 1: Using HTML with Front Page and
Visual Basic 6.0

Session 1(53 min)

An Introduction to Web Development

1.1 The World Wide Web
1.2 HTML: The Language of the Web
1.3 Web Development Software

HTML Basics

2.1 Web Page Basics
2.2 Document Formatting Tags
2.3 Hyperlinks
2.4 Using Graphics in Your Web Pages

Session 2 (62 min)

Advanced HTML

3.1 Creating Tables
3.2 Using Frames
3.3 HTML Forms

Visual InterDev 6.0 Integrated Development Environment

4.1 Introducing Visual InterDev 6.0
4.2 The Visual InterDev 6.0 IDE
4.3 Creating a Web Project
4.4 Creating Site Diagrams

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Level 2: Scripting Client and Active Server Pages
with Visual InterDev 6.0

Session 3(59 min)

Introduction to VBScript

5.1 Visual Basic, Scripting Edition
5.2 VBScript Essentials
5.3 Procedures
5.4 Where Do You Put Your Scripts?
Appendix: Beyond Static HTML

More on VBScript

6.1 Variables and Constants
6.2 Controlling the Flow
6.3 Arrays

Session 4(55 min)

Introduction to JavaScript

7.1 JavaScript and JScript
7.2 JavaScript Essentials
7.3 Functions
7.4 Where Do You Put Your Scripts?

More on JavaScript

8.1 Variables
8.2 Controlling the Flow
8.3 Arrays

Session 5(96 min)

Scripting Objects and Events

9.1 Programming Objects and Events
9.2 The Browser Object Model
9.3 JavaScript Objects
9.4 Form Validation
9.5 Hooking Into Object Events
9.6 An Improved Form Validation Example
9.7 Scripting Select Controls
9.8 Comparing VBScript and JavaScript

Scripting ActiveX and Java

10.1 Using the Script Outline Window
10.2 Using Components in Your Web Pages
10.3 Working with Java Applets
10.4 Employing ActiveX Controls

Session 6(41 min)

Dynamic HTML and Cascading Style Sheets
11.1 Cascading Style Sheets
11.2 Using the Cascading Style Sheet Editor
11.3 Creating Dynamic HTML Web Pages
11.4 DHTML Positioning and Animation

Session 7(44 min)

Scripting the Server Side Using ASP

12.1 Active Server Pages
12.2 Server-Side Scripting
12.3 ASP Objects
12.4 Server-Side Includes

Programming ASP Request and Response Objects

13.1 The Request Object
13.2 The Response Object
13.3 Reading and Writing Cookies
Appendix: Looking at Server Variables

Session 8(58 min)

Programming ASP Session and Application Objects

14.1 Using the Application Object
14.2 Using the Session Object
14.3 Using Global.asa
14.4 Forcing Users Through Your Home Page

Data Environment and Design-Time Controls

15.1 Visual InterDev Database Support
15.2 Building a Data-Driven Table
15.3 Creating a Data Entry Form

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Level 3: Advanced Data Access and
Windows DNA Development with Visual
InterDev 6.0

Session 9 (74 min)

Programming ASP Server Objects

16.1 Understanding the Server Object
16.2 ASP Server-Side Components
16.3 Using the Browser Capabilities Component
16.4 Using the File System Component
16.5 Using the Ad Rotator Component

ActiveX Data Objects

17.1 What Are ActiveX Data Objects?

17.2 Data Connections, Environments, and Views
17.3 ADO Introduction
17.4 The Connection Object
17.5 The Recordset Object

Session 10 (60 min)

More on ADO Recordsets

18.1 Updating Recordset Data

18.2 Multiple Resultset Recordsets
18.3 Error Handling

Using the Microsoft Visual Data Tools

19.1 Using the Query Designer
19.2 Using the Database Designer

Session 11 (48 min)

ADO Command Objects and Stored Procedures

20.1 The Command Object
20.2 Using Stored Procedures
20.3 Passing Parameters to Stored Procedures

Debugging Your Applications

21.1 Visual InterDev 6.0 Debugging
21.2 Walking Through Your Code
21.3 Keeping an Eye on Your Variables
Appendix: Debugging Scripts

Session 12 (88 min)

Extending ASP Pages with Custom ActiveX Servers

22.1 What are ActiveX Servers?
22.2 Creating an ActiveX Server with Visual Basic

Creating Scalable Web Applications

23.1 Understanding Microsoft DNA and Multi-Tier Architectures
23.2 Wrapping up Application Logic in Components
23.3 Using Microsoft Transaction Server

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PAUL LITWIN is a developer specializing in ASP, ASP.NET, Visual Basic, C#, SQL Server, and related technologies. Paul is a programming manager with Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. He is also the owner of Deep Training, a developer owned training company specializing in .NET developer training (www.deeptraining.com). Paul has authored a number of books including ASP.NET for Developers (SAMS) and Access 2002 Enterprise Developer’s Handbook (SYBEX) and has written articles in a variety of magazines, including MSDN Magazine and PC World. Paul is the conference chair of Microsoft ASP.NET Connections, a Microsoft MVP, and a member of the INETA Speakers Bureau..

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