This course focuses on developing secure commerce applications for the Internet. It introduces security attacks and threats along with standard defenses such as firewalls. Additional topics include secure protocols such as SSL and S-MIME, cryptographic applications such as privacy, authentication, and message integrity, advanced crypto applications such as digital signatures and certificates, payment protocols such as SET, JEPI, and digital forms of cash. The prerequisite course is Introduction to Web Application Technologies or equivalent experience. The required book is Web Security & Commerce.
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Introduction to the PalmPilot is designed to give you all the basic
information you need to get the most out of your PalmPilot. By the end of
this course, you will be well acquainted with the PalmPilot's programs and
prepared to use this handheld device to access and input information while
away from your desk.
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Introduction to Posix Threads introduces the topic of Portable Operating
System Interface (POSIX) threads. This course presents the basics of
Pthreads, including how to design, program, and manage threads in the Unix
environment. Labs included in the course offer real-world examples of
pthreads.
Introduction to Web Application
Technologies -- $249
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A great deal of software applications development is moving toward
"universal solutions" based on Internet standards. This course shows you how
to develop applications using Internet open standards and technology in the
context of the global Internet and corporate intranets. The enabling
technologies introduced include HTTP and HTML, CGI and Perl, JavaScript,
Java and Java Beans, ActiveX, CORBA/DCOM, and SSL/SET. The prerequisite
course is Web Publishing and Design or equivalent experience. The required
books are Webmaster in a Nutshell and Dynamic HTML in a Nutshell. Additional
supplementary texts include Javascript: The Definitive Guide,
2nd Edition, and HTML: The Definitive Guide.
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Learning Java on the Web -- $249
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This course introduces the Java language as a way to enhance web-based
presentations. It teaches the language fundamentals so that more advanced
programming issues can be taught in the second Java course. Topics include
object-oriented design, java virtual machine, java language, client-side
applications (applets) for graphics, animation, and user interface (AWT).
Java security, development environments, and Beans are also introduced. The
prerequisite course is Introduction to Web Application Technologies or
equivalent experience. The required book is Exploring Java, 2nd ed.
Additional supplementary texts include Java in a Nutshell and Java Examples
in a Nutshell.
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Learn about the essentials of the Linux operating system (OS) starting with
the layout of the file system and important system files. This course
discusses how Linux boots and starts services, how modules and devices are
brought online, and the best ways to add new daemons to the system.
Guidelines on how to structure drives and file systems, and how to keep a
busy system from choking on its own data are also presented. An overview is
given of administering the Linux OS including Linux permissions, systems,
protecting files, and setting up users and groups within the Linux operating
system.
Learning Perl and CGI -- $249
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This course develops basic competency in the Perl programming language. It
focuses on using Perl to develop web-based Internet and intranet applications.
Topics of study include Perl for Unix, Perl for Win32, CGI standards, HTML
forms, scalar and array variables, control structures, file I/O, regular
expressions, user-defined functions, formatted I/O, and running systems
processes. The prerequisite course is Introduction to Web Application
Technologies or equivalent experience. The required book is Learning Perl,
2nd ed. Additional supplementary text includes Programming Perl.
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Learning VBScript and ActiveX -- $249
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This course introduces Microsoft's strategy for web application
development. It covers Microsoft's "active platform" including ActiveX
controls, ActiveX documents, VB script, and active server pages. Topics
include Internet Explorer, control development with Control
Pad and Visual Basic, DCOM, security, code signing, and development
environments. The prerequisite course is Introduction to Web Application
Technologies or equivalent experience. The required book is Learning VBScript.
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Managing Web Services using Apache -- $249
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This course focuses on the critical activities of web site administration and
management. It covers the HTTP protocol, web server selection, installation,
configuration, and management. It also covers platform issues (Unix vs. NT),
performance, scaling to multiple servers, and introduces both system and
application level security. The prerequisite course is Introduction to Web
Application Technologies or equivalent experience. The required book is
Apache: The Definitive Guide, 2nd Edition. Additional supplementary
texts include Web Client Programming.
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Programming & Designing with JavaScript -- $249
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This course teaches client-side scripting with the JavaScript programming
language. It focuses on using JavaScript to enhance the user interface of
web-based presentations. Topics include language elements, objects and events,
related HTML, strings, conditionals, loop, forms validation, cookies, windows,
frames, security, and development environments. The prerequisite course is
Introduction to Web Application Technologies or equivalent experience. The
required book is JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Ed. Additional
supplementary texts include Designing with JavaScript and Dynamic
HTML in a Nutshell.
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Programming Java Applications -- $249
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This course takes the Java language introduction provided in the first
Java course and develops more advanced design and programming skills. It
utilizes the Java class library more fully including AWT, windows, dialogs,
and menus. Additional topics include server-side applications
(servlets) for utilizing threads, handling exceptions, event models, I/O
streams, RMI, database connectivity (JDBC), and CORBA/IIOP connectivity. The
prerequisite course is Learning Java on the Web or equivalent experience. The
required book is Exploring JAVA. Additional supplementary texts include Java
Examples in a Nutshell and Java Distributed Computing.
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Programming Java Servlets --
$249
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With the increase in server-side Java applications, people are turning to
Java to provide both client-side support in the form of applets, and
server-side solutions in the form of Java Servlets. Java Servlets are key
components of server-side Java development, allowing developers to extend
and customize the functionality of any Java-enabled server. Servlet
security, including authentication, confidentiality, and integrity, are also
discussed.
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Programming Perl with Databases -- $249
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This course develops advanced skills using the Perl programming language.
The special focus is in using Perl to develop robust Internet and intranet
applications. Most such applications involve the use of databases. Topics of
study include advanced parsing techniques, directory and file manipulation,
advanced process management, perl functions and libraries, perl debugging,
modules, object-oriented usage, databases and structured query language (SQL),
CGI access to databases, perl DBM databases, advanced windows issues, security
for perl CGI, and performance issues. The prerequisite course is Learning Perl
and CGI or equivalent experience. The required book is Perl Cookbook.
Additional supplementary texts include Programming Perl and Advanced Perl
Programming.
TCP/IP Network Administration -- $249
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To successfully compete in the world of business, more and more corporations
and organizations are entering into the realm of TCP/IP internets and
intranets. Many people are finding themselves functioning as TCP/IP network
administrators without the benefit of any training or past experience. This
course will help fill that void.
The course features 16 units of instruction with the overall goal of
developing a basic competency in the management of TCP/IP networks. The
primary objectives are:
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This course brings the novice up to speed on current developments
on the World Wide Web. No prerequisites or experience are necessary.
It includes an introduction to the global Internet, the World Wide Web,
current web browsers, and installing browser-related software. The course
teaches HTML in the context of designing an effective web site. Its 16 units
of instruction have the objective of achieving breadth in understanding
current approaches to web site design and depth of skill in web publishing
using the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). The required book is HTML: The
Definitive Guide, 3rd Ed. Additional supplementary texts include
The New Whole Internet.
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The Whole Internet -- $249
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Using the Internet is getting both easier and more complicated every day.
The software used for sending email, surfing the web, transferring files,
and communicating with friends has become simpler to use. At the same time,
you can now shop, bank, and file your taxes online. You may not understand
how to do these tasks electronically--or even whether you want to. This
course discusses what the Internet is and how it came to be. Basic and
advanced techniques for using email and browsing the World Wide Web, are
also discussed. Nitty-gritty topics of Internet usage are discussed
including: corresponding via newsgroups, mailing lists, and chat;
searching the Internet effectively; conducting e-commerce such as buying
products and performing secure financial transactions; downloading and
installing files; and, creating and publishing a home page. This course even
takes a look at the future of the Internet, and discusses what you can do to
keep up with future developments and technologies.
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