KB0156 - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Web Programming

COURSE DURATION : 30 HRS

COURSE DESCRIPTION :
 

 This module presents you with an in-depth class which investigates the interaction between databases and web sites, utilizing ASP programming, for on-line access, often used in Intranets. This course includes examples and discussions of interfacing web sites with various types of databases, an exploration of common problems and solutions, and utilizes a popular database for various exercises.

COURSE OUTCOMES :  

Design a web site using Dreamweaver

Create an Active Server Application Using Personal Web Server

Using The Database Access Component

Create an Active Server Application With IIS

Design VBScript & JavaScript

Design Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Cookies

COURSE DELIVERY:

Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Students should show his/her strong interests in programming.
 

Admission/Evaluation Test.

TOPICS COVERED
 

HTML and Dreamweaver

              The Basic Structure

              An HTML Document

              Inside The Body

              Creating An HTML File

              The Parts Of An HTML Document

              Inserting Special Characters

              Controlling Spacing

              Starting A New Paragraph

              Formatting Text

              Adding A Horizontal Line Or Rule

              Inserting An Image

              Scaling Graphics

              Lists

              Creating A Numbered List

              Creating An Unnumbered List

              Creating A Description List

              Hyperlinks

              Linking To Another Page

              Defining An Anchor

              Linking To An Anchor

 Active Server Page

              Advantages And Disadvantages

              Script Delimiters

              Creating An Active Server Application With IIS

              Creating An Active Server Application Using Personal Web Server

              Using The Database Access Component

 VBScript & JavaScript

              Advantages Of Client-Side

              Disadvantages Of Client-Side Scripting

              The Nuts And Bolts Of VBScript

               VBScript Comments

               Data Types

               Variables

               Constants

               Operators

               Using VBScript With HTML Forms

               Handling Events

 CSS and Cookies

               Style with Class

               Changing fonts with css

               Checking your ID

               Styles and Spans

               Distinguished Links

               Reading a Cookie

               Showing your cookies

               using Cookie as counter

               handling Multiple Cookies