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  HTML Certificate

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  What you will know after this class:
  How to work with complex Style Sheets
  How to Process HTML Forms
  The basics of JavaScript
  How to create Complex Frames
  The Basics of XML
  How to Design Search Engine Friendly sites
  HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the most commonly used language for creating web pages. It is a nonproprietary format based on SGML. The HTML language is a collection of tags that influence the display and formatting of a Web page’s content. The HTML syntax is straightforward and easy for writers and non-programmers to learn. Tags give formatting and display instructions to the browser. All tags are enclosed in angle brackets, like <SomeHTMLTag>. Some tags, such as the line break tag <BR> used to add a line break to a page, require only a single tag. However, most tags are used in pairs consisting of a start tag and end tag. A start tag and its corresponding end tag are necessary to define the scope of the tag’s effect. The difference in syntax is that the end tag is preceded by a backslash (/). For example, the heading tags and text <H1>My Web Page</H1> will display the text My Title in the largest HTML heading style. Text outside these start and end tags is not affected. This course focuses on teaching students how to write quality code, analyze design issues and resolve HTML problems. Upon Successful completion of this course, students will be able to successfully plan, design, develop and implement a corporate or professional Website using HTML and its features.

  Module
  HTML Overview
  Creating Nested Lists
  Creating Nested Tables
  Creating Nested Frames
  Overview of Cascading Style Sheets
  Module 2
  Linking Page

  Other Page Links
  Linking a Specific Part of another Page
  E-mail Links
  Image Linking
  Module 3
  Layout Design

  Complex Tables
  Nested Tables
  Using Tables for Layout
  Using Tables for Design
  Module 4
  Understanding Frames
  Creating Simple Frames
  Creating Complex Frames
  Linking Frame Pages
  Nested Frames
  Frame Attributes (ScrollBars, Resizing, Borders etc.)
  Module 5
  Collecting Data with Forms
  Name and Value Attributes
  Name and Value Pairs
  Form Element
  Fieldset and Legend
  Processing forms Get Vs Post
  Module 6
  Cascading Style Sheet
  Inline Styles
  Linked Styles
  Grouped Styles
  Using DIV and SPAN Elements to add style
  Defining and using a Class
  Creating Custom Styles
  Stimulating Web Graphics with CSS
  Module 7
  Understanding Applets
  Writing Applets
  Modifying Applets
  Applet Code and Codebase
  The <param> tag
  JAR files
  Inserting Applets into your HTML Pages
  Module 8
  Introduction to Scripting
  Write Simple Scripts
  Running JavaScript Codes
  Browsers and Scripts
  Working with the Alert Box
  Working the document.write
  Embedded JavaScript Codes
  External Javascript Codes
  Creating Simple Scripts
  Designing Search Engine Friendly Sites
  Using the <title> tag
  Understanding Meta Tags
  Writing Effective Page Descriptions
  Writing Effective Keywords
  Writing Effective Meta Tags
  Indexing your Pages with Search Engines
  Module 10
  Understanding XML
  Creating XML Documents
  XML Syntax
  XML CDATA Construct
  XML Document Structure
  Embedding XML documents within your HTML Pages (Data Island)
  Module 11