Day 1: Overview of ColdFusion Essentials
- Inserting Dates into your Cold Fusion Page
- Displaying the Current Date and Time
- Variables
- Strings Concatenation
- Using Conditional Statements
- Conditional Operators
Day 2: Sever Side includes with <CFinclude> and Sending Email with ColdFusion
- The <cfinclude> tag
- Why and when to use server side includes
- The CFMAIL TAG
- CFMAIL tag attributes
- Sending Email with ColdFusion
- Sending text based email
- Sending HTML based email
- Sending email to multiple recipients
- Configuring the ColdFusion Administrator for email
Day 3- Working with files: Reading, writing, and appending to a text file
- The <CFFILE> Tag
- The <CFFILE> Tag attributes
- Reading a text file
- Writing to a file on the server
- Appending information to an existing text file
- Creating a automated newsletter system
Day 4-
Working with files: Uploading, renaming, copying and deleting
files
- The HTML file input type
- Using ENCTYPE = "multipart/form-data"
- Coding the HTML Form
- Uploading files with CFFILE
- Useful file manipulation functions: Retrieving the full path of a file
- Useful file manipulation functions: Checking the existence of a file
- Evaluating the results of a file upload
- Resolving name conflicts
- Moving files with ColdFusion
- Renaming files with ColdFusion
- Copying Files with ColdFusion
- Building a Web based file management system
Day 5- Reading, Writing,
Appending Files
- Reading,
Writing, and Appending Files with <CFFILE>
- Overview
of how <CFFILE> can enable your
programs to read, write, and append files
- Writing
to a text file with <CFFILE
ACTION="WRITE">
- Using
the FileExists function to make sure you
don't overwrite an existing file
- Processing
File Uploads
- Which
browsers support file uploads?
- Modifying
your HTML forms so that they support file
uploads
- Using the
<CFFILE ACTION="UPLOAD"> tag
to receive uploaded files and place them at
the proper location
- Resolving
file name conflicts
- Restricting
the file upload to a certain size
- Security
issues involved with handling uploaded files
Day 6-Files and Folders
- Manipulating
Files on the Server with <CFFILE>
- Using the
tag to copy, delete, move, and rename files
- Using the
attributes of the file object to determine
the file's properties
Day 7-14
- Course Hands-on real live project
Benefits Explained:
Instructor-led Training: Students can choose either
our Instructor-led self-paced training or our Instructor-led
one-on-one training. Both training choices guarantee
students instructor feedback, evaluation and course concept
clarification. Students registering for the Instructor-led
one-on-one training will have telephone, instant
messenger/net conferencing, and email access to their
instructor. Students registering for the Instructor-led
self-paced training will have email access to their
instructor.
Live server space: We provide students access to Web
servers running PHP, ASP, and ColdFusion MX. These
servers are available to all registered students for the
duration of the course at no additional cost. All
students are required to upload their homework assignments
to the school server. Instructions on how to upload homework
assignments are provided by the school.
Convenient Schedule: Our training requires no time
and place commitments. Students can access course
lectures, projects, homework assignments, and other course
resources at any time. Access is granted 24 hours a day, 7
days a week.
Instructor Support: Our instructors are available to
answer questions on course topics, homework assignments,
projects and other course related issues.
Instructor Support is available on weekdays between 9am and
4pm Eastern Standard time. Instructors usually respond
with in a 2-6hour time frame.
Course/Program Certificate: The Internet Learning
Institute issues a certificate of completion to
students who successfully complete their course. Completion
of a course is based on the completion of the final project.
The final project usually includes all concepts covered in
the course lectures.
Grade Report: We maintain a grade reporting system.
Students are generally graded for homework assignments and
final projects. Students are emailed updated reports as
homework assignments and projects are evaluated by
instructors.
Instructor Homework Evaluation and Final Project Evaluation:
Our Instructors evaluate, grade and provide feedback on
all homework assignments and projects. Evaluation, grading
and feedback is generally based
on coding techniques, presentation, mastery, comprehension,
utilization and application of course lecture concepts. We
always encourage our students to go above and beyond the
project requirements.
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*Prerequisite:
*Students are strongly encouraged to review
prerequisite course requirements. Adequate knowledge of
prerequisite courses provide a solid foundation for
successful participation in this course.
Benefits:
- Instructor-led
Online Training
- Live
server space
- Convenient
Schedule (No place or time commitment)
- Instructor
Support
- Course/Program
Certificate
- Grade
Report
- Official
Transcript
- Instructor Homework
Evaluation
- Instructor Final
Project Evaluation
About Complete
Certificate Courses
Complete certificate courses are detailed courses.
Instructors use extensive homework assignments and
projects to reinforce lecture topics.
Students must meet homework, lab,
and final project requirements before the course
certificate is issued.
Homework assignments and projects are evaluated based
on coding techniques, presentation, mastery,
comprehension, utilization and application of course
lecture concepts.
Multiple Registrations:
Note that multiple registrations are only
allowed with company purchase orders. School policy
generally requires that students register for one
course at a time.
How
to use your personal project as a basis for your
final course project: The school allows the use
of a personal project as a basis for a final
project. This option is excellent for students
working on related projects. Students are required
to submit a project proposal to their instructor for
approval. Instructors review project proposals to
ensure that they are within the course limits and to
ensure that the incorporate all concepts learned in
the class.
Note:
All students registered for complete certificate
courses have two months to complete their course
load. Students who take longer than two months will
be considered dormant. A dormant student is a
student who has failed to complete the required
course work within the allowed period. Dormant
students are required pay a course reactivation fee
of half (50%) of the current tuition.
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