DREAMWEAVER
XML
JAVASCRIPT
JAVA

Course Description

On this course you will learn how to use HTML tags to format and arrange blocks of text on the page, insert graphics and how to use links to other HTML documents on the Internet. HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is a simple programming language used to create websites. Web Design is an intensive 'hands-on'tutored training course, designed for individuals who wish to implement and evaluate the Web site development. Web site development will give you the opportunity to develop the valuable skills that are increasingly in demand,as there are now millions of users all over the world connected to the Internet.

Course Outline.

Writing HTML
HTML tags
Nesting tags
Designing your site
Organizing Files
Creating a New Web Page
Creating the foundation
Creating a Title
Organizing the Page
Saving Your Web Page
Changing the Font
Making Text Bold or Italic
Choosing a Default size for Text
Using Images
Links
Lists, Table and Frames

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Dreamweaver

Setting Up a Local Site
Working with Text
Using Frames
Changing font Style
Using tables creatively
Style sheet, making classes and linking to style sheets.
Working with images
Selecting an Images
Image Rollovers
Working with Links and URLs
Rollovers, creating animated rollovers & using JavaScript to trigger multiple events.
Forms
JavaScript Concepts
Event Handlers
Validate Form
Linking to sounds, emdedding sounds, insert content specific media.
DHTML, layers & animation

Introduction to XML
How it Works
XML Code
Start and end tags
Attribute assignments
Create web site using XML

JAVA

The Java Environment
Uses of Java
Application Vs Applets
Developing Java Applets
Operations on Class-type
Variables
Examples of Inheritance
Effects of Inheritance
Casting Between class Types
The Abstract Windowing Toolkit
Introduction
AWT components
Text Components
Checkboxes
Scrollbars
I/O Streams
Using InputStream and OutputStream
Java Basics
Java Vs C++
Declaring Variables
Java Function Class
Simple Output
Java Arrays
Using Arrays
String Objects
String Methods
Making a class Cloneable

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