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Web Module 302
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  INTRODUCTION
This program is intended to train IT professionals who desire to learn about the HTML scripting and utilize the latest W3C standards - XHTML in order to create the professionally-looking web sites.

  PREREQUISITES
It is recommended that the students, in addition to user-level experience using Windows - based personal computers, have a basic familiarity with the Internet and HTML coding. Basic knowledge of one of the photo-editing/vector illustration programs like Adobe Photoshop is helpful.

  WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Corporate IT Employees and small business owners who want to acquire new skills or those who want to update their skills learning about advanced design technique.

  COURSE MATERIALS
You get:
  • Highly qualified Instructors with extensive industry experience and excellent teaching skills
  • Printouts from Instructor targeted to specific course objectives
  • Two Web Developer CD disks packed with electronic books, tutorials, and links to technical resources
  • Several study books

  COURSE OBJECTIVES
In this course we will teach you how to create professionally-looking Web sites combining background colors, text colors, and tables to create an attractive layout that will be downloaded quickly and displayed consistently in all browsers. You will learn about colors and how to design Web pages in the context of widely varying monitor resolutions and display capabilities. We will teach you the basics about how visitors view Web pages and process the information they see there. A consistent, thought-out design scheme will make your content more accessible, appealing, and powerful.

Note: RTEK 2000 reserves the right to change the curriculum in response to market demands.
Module Web-302.

  Using HTML

Chapter 1: What is HTML Markup?

  • Document Structure
  • A Basic Document

Chapter 2: Choosing a Text Editor

  • Starting Notepad
  • Starting Homesite+
  • Starting UltraEdit
  • Creating a Basic Starting Document. "Save As" Options

Chapter 3: Setting Document Properties

  • Color Codes
  • The BODY Element
  • Page and Text Colors. link, vlink, and alink
  • Body Image Backgrounds
  • Save and View Cycle Using IE 6.01 and Netscape 7.1

LAB 1. Objective: Get the practical skills in creating a basic HTML document

Chapter 4: Headings, Paragraphs, and Breaks

  • Headings <Hx> </Hx>
  • Paragraphs <P> </P>
  • Multiple Spaces
  • Break <BR>, Horizontal Rule <HR>

Chapter 5: Character Formatting

  • Bold, Italic, and Other Formatting
  • Alignment
  • Special Characters and Symbols
  • Additional Character Formatting Elements
LAB 2. Objective: Get the practical skills in formatting HTML document

Chapter 6: Lists

  • List Elements
  • Unordered
  • Ordered
  • Definition
  • Nesting Lists

LAB 3. Objective: Get the practical skills in formatting text with list tags

Chapter 7: Images

  • Supported Image Formats
  • GIF. Interlacing, Transparency, and Animated
  • JPG, JPEG
  • Inserting an Image <IMG>
  • Additional Image Attributes
  • HSPACE
  • VSPACE
  • Wrapping an image with a text

LAB 4. Objective: Get the practical skills in placing and formatting images in HTML document.

Chapter 8: Anchors, URLs, and Image Maps.

  • Link Element <A HREF=>
  • Link Types: Internal, External, Local, mailto:
  • Image Maps. "MapThis" Utility
LAB 5. Objective: Get the practical skills in utilizing various link types within an HTML document. Get the hands-on skills on creating image maps.

Chapter 9: Tables.

  • Table Tag <TABLE>. Rows <TR>. Data <TD>
  • Other Attributes. Table Captions.
  • Coloring Tables, Cells, and Adding Background Images
  • Splitting Cells. Centering Tables. Tables within tables.

LAB 6. Objective: Get the practical skills in building the tables within an HTML document. Get the hands-on skills on utilizing various table parameters.

Chapter 10: Frames.

  • Frame Architecture
  • When Do You Need to Use a Frame?
  • Creating a Framed Page
  • Frameset
  • Target
  • Other Elements and Parameters
  • Using a Framed Page

LAB 7. Objective: Get the practical skills in building the frames within an HTML document. Get the hands-on skills on utilizing various frame parameters.

Chapter 11: Forms.

  • Forms <FORM>.
  • When Do You Need To Use Forms? Form attributes.
  • Form Elements
  • Text boxes
  • Check Boxes
  • Radio Buttons
  • Submit/Reset Buttons
  • Text Area
  • Drop-Down List
  • Select
  • Other Elements
LAB 8. Objective: Get the practical skills in building simple forms within an HTML document. Get the hands-on skills on utilizing various form parameters.

  Using XHTML

Chapter 12: Converting to the XHTML.

  • What is XHTML?
  • When Do You Need To Use XHTML?
  • HTML vs. XTML
  • How to convert the old standard to the new one

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