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QC Tools - Check Sheets
 A check sheet is a tool to collect data associated with the process. It is one of the seven basic quality control tools defined by Ishikawa. The data collected from a check sheet is often used as input into other quality tools. This is one of eight courses on the subject. more...Perl, Forms, and CGI
This is the third in our Perl programming language series. This course covers the use of HTML forms to interact with Perl scripts via the CGI. more...
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C Programming - Part 3
This course is the third in a four-part series that will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to be able to write syntactically correct C code, using the facilities of a standard ANSI C library, to create basic applications. This series is not environment or vendor-specific. This course begins to introduce some more advanced topics. Students will learn about some of the more...COBOL Curriculum
  The COBOL Curriculum Bundle includes the following five courses: COBOL Basics Duration 2 - 3 hours Prerequisites Basic knowledge of Computing Concepts Objectives After completing this Course, the student will be able to: - Name the elements of syntax used in COBOL - Understand the Data Division & Data Types Course Content Module 1 INTRODUCTION TO COBOL Introduction to COBOL Elements of the COBOL more...Process Analysis and Documentation
...nciples of measurement; learn how to identify key process input variables and key process output variables; document their relationships through a cause and effect diagram; assign constant, noise, and experimental variables to causes in a cause and effect diagram; and create an action plan to change noise variables to constants. Six Sigma is a registered Trademark of Motorola Corporation, and more...Bridge The Expectations Gap
... policies that impact on customer service are set without input from either the customers themselves, or the frontline employees who are the best qualified to know what customers want. Maybe your company's advertising is making promises that your employees can't keep, no matter how hard they try. Directed towards "the usual suspects" in this way, you can make some basic checks in the areas that more...Initiating a Project and Preparing the Project Plan
...agement to project performance. It will cover the project inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs of the following processes in the Project Integration Management knowledge area: Develop Project Charter, Develop Preliminary Project Scope Statement, and Develop Project Management Plan. Through interactive learning strategies and real-life scenarios, the learner will explore these concepts and more...Implementing Project Human Resource Management
...g human resources on projects. This course focuses on the inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs of acquiring, developing, and managing a project team. Through interactive learning strategies and real-life scenarios, the learner will explore these concepts and gain a better understanding of the Project Human Resource Management processes. This course is aligned with "A Guide to the Project more...Introduction to Project Process Groups and Initiating a Project
... the beginning. The baton handoff is both a result and an input. In any project, there are many baton "handoffs" that must happen, making the whole project highly interactive. During this interactive experience--called a project--there are interrelated processes that must occur. These processes can be grouped into five Process Groups. The art of project management is to understand which more...Introduction to IT Project Management
Do you want to increase your effectiveness as a leader in project management? Are you unsure of the key skills needed for managing an information technology (IT) project? As you proceed through this "Introduction to IT Project Management" course in the "Project Management for IT Professionals" series, you will gain valuable insight into project management with a special focus on managing IT more...PrimeFinance The Ground Rules
This course defines the relevance of finance for the nonfinancial manager. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...PrimeFinance The Financial Statements
This course explains the core financial statements (income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement) and how to interpret them. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...PrimeFinance Evaluating Performance
This course describes appropriate managerial responses to an evaluation of liquidity, activity, profitability and solvency ratios. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...PrimeFinance Budgeting Matters
This course describes how to relate budgeting and the key budgeting methods to a manager's work. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...PrimeFinance How to Budget
This course describes how to interpret and control budgets. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...PrimeFinance Making Investment Decisions
This course describes the decision points that support capital budgeting within an organization, and continues to explore how a range of techniques (including CVP, NPV, payback, IRR, and ARR) can be used to conduct short- and long-term project evaluations within this process. Department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities, input into business decisions and participate more...Total Quality Management Fundamentals
In Total Quality Management Fundamentals you will learn concepts and the history of Total Quality Management. Beginning with the benefits of a total quality solution, the course then explores the origins of total quality, comparing it with traditional management practices. It then goes on to teach the learner about the cost of quality, building a quality framework, managing organizational change more...Total Quality Management Principles
In Total Quality Management Principles you will build on the fundamentals by examining the principles of customer satisfaction and quality teamwork. It teaches the importance of training and motivation, performance excellence and shared quality, as well as the first steps in implementing an improvement process. This curriculum is aimed at all individuals who wish to input to and improve quality more...Total Quality Management Implementation and Tools
Total Quality and Quality Tools breaks Total Quality Management into distinct easy-to-understand stages. You will learn the steps required for designing, developing, implementing, and evaluating a total quality solution. With the stages in place, the required basic tools for quality analysis are taught before the learner is introduced to some more advanced tools for Total Quality Management. This more...Advanced Technology Concepts for Web Designers
To introduce users to the incorporation of JavaScript and other technologies such as DHTML, cookies and plug-ins in web sites, and to web site publishing, web site maintenance, and database integration Web authors, webmasters, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, graphic designers, desktop designers, technical writers, and library scientists more...Fundamentals of HTML Programming
This course enables students to understand Web page development using HTML as the programming language. The course explains the concepts of developing basic and advanced HTML pages with the help of tables and forms. This course deals with HTML 3.2 and HTML 4.0. This course is intended for students who are interested in developing web pages using HTML as the programming language. more...Using Dreamweaver MX to Develop ASP NET Applications
To describe how to insert and update data into web pages, how to create a search form and results page, and how to secure, test, maintain, and deploy a web site in Dreamweaver MX Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to use Dreamweaver MX to create database-driven web applications built on ASP.NET technology more...Using Advanced Dreamweaver MX Tools
To describe the functions and features of the advanced Dreamweaver MX tools Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily more...Visual Basic 6 Introduction Part II
...y of programs. This unit also discusses the importance of input validation and how to implement input validation measures in a program. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-176: Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with MS Visual Basic 6.0. This course is intended for those wishing to gain familiarity with Microsoft Visual Basic and programming Windows applications. Rudimentary more...Globalizing ASP NET Applications
To outline the issues and processes involved in globalizing and localizing an application Web developers who are familiar with the fundamentals of Microsoft ASP.NET and who wish to broaden their ASP.NET programming abilities, especially those pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Web-form Creation with C 2005 and ASP NET 2 0
To create web forms with server controls, event handlers, state-management capabilities, navigation controls, validation features, globalization, and accessibility features, to configure web-application settings, to redirect users to other web pages, and to optimize pages Individuals who wish to use the .NET Framework 2.0 with Visual Studio 2005, C# 2005, and ASP.NET 2.0 to develop web-based more...Web-form Creation with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP NET 2 0
To create web forms with server controls, event handlers, state-management capabilities, navigation controls, validation features, globalization, and accessibility features, to configure web-application settings, to redirect users to other web pages, and to optimize pages Individuals who wish to use the .NET Framework 2.0 with Visual Studio 2005, Visual Basic 2005, and ASP.NET 2.0 to develop more...ADO NET Connections and Commands
To introduce ADO.NET and to describe how to make connections to databases and run stored procedures and SQL statements in a connected design Visual Basic .NET programmers and candidates for the Microsoft MCSD and MCAD certification paths more...Input Validation and Error Handling in C
To demonstrate how to validate user input and provide error handling for a C# Windows application Application developers with some experience in C# who wish to become familiar with developing user services in the .NET Framework, especially those who wish to attain the Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) or Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) for Microsoft .NET credentials more...Input Validation and Error Handling in VB NET
To demonstrate how to validate user input and error handling for a VB.NET Windows application Application developers with some experience in Visual Basic .NET who wish to become familiar with developing user services in the .NET Framework, especially those who wish to attain the Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) or Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) for Microsoft .NET more...Controls in ASP NET Web Forms
To demonstrate how to add configured controls to ASP.NET Web Forms Web developers with basic experience using previous versions of Active Server Pages or similar technology, who wish to start working with Microsoft ASP.NET more...ANSI C Programming Introducing C
To familiarize students with the capabilities of the ANSI C language and to enable them to write useful C programs Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C more...Data Manipulation in C
This course introduces students to the data manipulation features of C . In addition to understanding stream and file handling in C , the students are introduced to the role of preprocessor in C . Programmers and Application Developers who have experience in programming using a structured language like Fortran and Pascal constitute the primary audience for this curriculum. This curriculum would more...Intermediate C Programming
... addresses two major areas of C programming: pointers and input/output. The majority of C Language programs use pointers. This course teaches the techniques for working with pointers and functions and performing input /output functions. It covers retrieving input from the keyboard, the getch( ) function, the fundamentals of performing multiple character input, and using scanf( ) to read more...ANSI C Programming Expressions
To describe the syntax rules governing expressions and statements in ANSI C and how to to use expressions and statements Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C more...ANSI C Programming Text Processing
To describe how to write ANSI C programs for text, string, and array processing Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C more...ANSI C Programming Processing Records
To describe how to write ANSI C programs for processing aggregate data objects individually, in arrays, and in lists Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C more...ANSI C Programming The Standard Library and Preprocessor
To describe programming file and other I/O operations in ANSI C and how to implement facilities from the standard library Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C more...Win2000 Netwk Security Design Providing Secure Access in Remote Netwks
... as L2TP and PPTP packet filtering in VPN connections for input and output filters. The features and functions of a RADIUS server and IAS security-related features will also be covered. Finally, you will learn about the IP-based services available in Windows 2000 for IP-based clients. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-220: Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network. The course more...Introduction to UNIX
This course presents the basics of using a UNIX operating system, including logging in, using simple commands, and creating files. It also addresses several useful electronic communication programs available on a UNIX operating system. The course begins with an introduction to the features and capabilities of a UNIX operating system. It introduces the student to the system's main components more...Unix Shell Scripting Basics
To explain how to create simple shell scripts using UNIX shell commands IT professionals and UNIX end-users who need to familiarize themselves with the UNIX shell environment more...UNIX Shell Programming
... mechanisms. The course covers various methods of getting input for shell scripts. Four methods are presented: command substitution the read command, command line input and the trap command. Also presented is a summary of the types of interpretations the shell performs and a discussion about double quote marks. The flow control constructs discussed in this course include the case command, which more...Win2000 Professional Managing Hardware Devices
... as tape devices. You will become acquainted with various input-output devices and with the configuration and troubleshooting of I/O devices, such as scanners. You will be able to create free space on your hard drive, using the Disk Cleanup tool or by compressing data. File compression and the performance tools that you can use to optimize disk speed and disk performance are also the subject of more...Win2000 Professional Custom Desktop Environment
...al. You will learn how to install multiple languages, use input locales, and compose multilingual documents. You will also learn how to customize elements of your desktop such as the taskbar, My Documents, My Computer, display settings, and accessibility services, as well as how to connect to another computer using My Network Places, and how to connect to the Internet using Internet Explorer. more...Win2000 Server Managing Hardware Devices Drivers
... as tape devices. You will become acquainted with various input-output devices and with the configuration and troubleshooting of I/O devices, such as scanners. You will be able to create free space on your hard drive, using the Disk Cleanup tool or by compressing data. File compression and the performance tools that you can use to optimize disk speed and disk performance are also the subject of more...Streams Pipes Redirects and Processes
To introduce applying filters to text streams and redirecting, piping to the input/output commands, and Linux processes Students wishing to acquire the basic skills required as a Linux system administrator. more...Hardware Issues for Linux
To identify the hardware requirements for different Linux installations Students wishing to acquire the basic skills required as a Linux system administrator more...Shell Scripting in Linux
To outline how to write the main components of shell scripts in Linux Students wishing to acquire the basic skills required as a Linux system administrator more...Managing Laptops and Portable Devices
To identify laptop-specific connections, power, and electrical devices, how to remove laptop hardware, and how to diagnose and repair laptop problems The for this path includes computer technicians who have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field and, ideally, have completed the A Essentials exam (220-601) more...Installing Configuring and Troubleshooting PC Components
To recognize how to install, configure and troubleshoot PC components The for this path includes computer technicians who have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field and, ideally, have completed the A Essentials exam (220-601) more...Working with Laptops and Portable Devices
To understand the features of laptops and portable devices, including major components, communication methods, and peripherals The for this path includes computer technicians who have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field and, ideally, have completed the A Essentials exam (220-601) more...Adding Optimizing and Troubleshooting PC Components
To add, configure, optimize, and troubleshoot PC components Computer technicians who have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field and, ideally, have completed the A Essentials exam (220-601) more...OS 390 REXX Programming Fundamentals
...tine or function. REXX instructions that support terminal Input/Output (I/O) operations are discussed. REXX facilities for receiving arguments and returning results are analyzed. REXX instructions and interfaces used to read and write information from disk files are also examined. In addition, the Program Stack, buffers, and the use of REXX instructions to control data movement onto and off of more...OS 390 REXX Program Development
...tine or function. REXX instructions that support terminal Input/Output (I/O) operations are discussed. REXX facilities for receiving arguments and returning results are analyzed. REXX instructions and interfaces used to read and write information from disk files are also examined. In addition, the Program Stack, buffers, and the use of REXX instructions to control data movement onto and off of more...Identifying Adding and Removing System Components
To present system modules and their characteristics and demonstrate how to add and remove field replaceable units (FRUs) from desktops and portables Anyone wanting to become a hardware support technician more...Personal Computer Components
To understand the names and purposes of, and how to install, configure, remove, and troubleshoot personal computer components The for this path includes entry-level computer technicians who will, by the end of studying this path and before taking the exam, have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field more...IMS DC Programming I
This course teaches new IMS/DC developers to maintain existing systems, or develop new IMS/DC systems. The major components of the IMS Data Communications environment, as well as retrieving input messages and sending output messages in an IMS/DC environment, are covered. Other areas of interest include the differences between conversational and non-conversational processing, using the Scratch Pad more...Large Systems Overview I
This course explains and demystifies the world of large IBM and compatible computer systems. It expands upon the more common acronyms, and explains the concepts to which they refer. Included are such areas as the logical configuration of a computer, input/output, and communication units. Anyone interested in data processing basics. more...COBOL Calculation Applications
This course will present task-based, real-world scenarios covering the design, coding, and implementation of one type of COBOL application that is commonly required by businesses with large files. A subset of the contents of a sequential master file are retrieved. Calculations are performed on the data and a print file is generated. This course is based on ANSI X3.23-1974 and ANSI X3.23-1985 COBOL more...COBOL Basic File Processing
TA COBOL product recall application will be created that accepts input from a sequential sales file and an index customer file, then generates a sorted customer contact file. This course is based on ANSI X3.23-1974 and ANSI X3.23-1985 COBOL standards. This course is designed for individuals with some prior programming experience who require an introduction to, or to be reacquainted with, the more...COBOL Complex File Processing
...usinesses with large files. The first application accepts input from two files, the Customer Contact file and the Warranty file. The data is checked for the latest contact information and a master contact log file is generated. The second application merges the master contact file with the old contact log file to create a new master contact log file. This course is based on ANSI X3.23-1974 and more...COBOL Interactive Applications
... update a relative master recalled parts file by manually inputting the data, and automatically generate a transaction log of the updated records. This course is based on ANSI X3.23-1974 and ANSI X3.23-1985 COBOL standards. It is a prerequisite to COBOL: Report Generation. This course is designed for individuals with some prior programming experience who require an introduction to, or to be more...COBOL Report Generation
This course will present task-based, real-world scenarios covering the design, coding, and implementation of one type of COBOL application that is commonly required by businesses with large files. This interactive application will write a recall customer notification report and a recall status report. This course is based on ANSI X3.23-1974 and ANSI X3.23-1985 COBOL standards. This course is more...OS 390 MVS Concepts and Facilities
...ontrol Language. The course explains how MVS handles user input/output using five MVS system facilities: Job Entry Subsystem, Initiator, Terminator, Interrupt Handler, and Task Dispatcher. The course also explains how MVS shares system resources between multiple programs through the operating system task management components. This course is designed as an introductory course for system more...OS 390 Assembler Language Programming Advanced
This course covers comparison instructions, branching instructions and how they are used to perform selection and iteration. In addition, the Data Management Macro Instructions necessary to perform simple sequential input/output operations is covered. The techniques of modular programming in assembler are presented, including standard techniques for passing data and control. Finally, the more...CICS ESA Definition and Program Design
This course covers the basic coding techniques, source language statements, and CICS commands needed to code an application program for the CICS/ESA environment. It discusses how to code the BMS macros needed to define the maps a CICS program uses for input and output, implementing pseudo-conversational transactions, and passing control among separate application program modules. While each CICS more...Web Technologies
This WestNet e-Learning module explores the Web technologies, such as JavaScript and databases, used to enhance basic Web page functionality. more...Configuring Voice Interfaces
To configure router voice ports, identify how to monitor and troubleshoot voice ports, recognize factors affecting analog voice quality, and configure voice interface settings for optimal voice quality IT professionals responsible for preparing, configuring, and maintaining a voice and data network; candidates preparing for the Cisco Certified Voice Professional certification (CVOICE 642-432) more...Using SAP R 3 Release 4 6
To enable the student to work with tasks and to describe some of the updated screens in Release 4.6 Existing SAP R/3 users upgrading to Release 4.6 more...Electrical Electronics Introduction to Electronics
This course will cover introduction to electronics, codes, symbols, and standard values, energy conversion devices, basic circuits, electronic applications, electronic test equipment, and safety considerations for equipment testing. This series is aimed at individuals working with machinery, maintaining machinery, or involved in maintenance. more...Blueprint Reading Electrical Print Reading
The units in this course will cover tracing circuits, difference between serial and parallel circuits, elementary diagrams, control logic tracing, power system wiring, equipment location and specifications, and installation of PLC prints. Individuals working with machinery or involved in maintenance of machinery. more...Introduction to Access 2002
To demonstrate the basic tools and features in Microsoft Access 2002 End-users seeking to become familiar with Microsoft Access 2002; end-users seeking to obtain Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) certification in the use of Microsoft Access 2002 at Core level more...Microsoft Office 2000 - Beginning Access
To provide an introduction to the core concepts of Microsoft Access 2000 and the skill areas of planning and creating a database, creating tables and forms, and entering and querying data End-users seeking to become familiar with Microsoft Access 2000; end-users seeking to obtain Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification in the use of Microsoft Access 2000 at Core level more...Using Your Dell Axim
The course will cover how to use PDA hardware and system components such as the stylus, buttons, and features. The course includes how to enter and find information. The course will give an overview of using the programs that come with the PDA and connecting to the world with your PDA. A computer user who has computer experience, and is adding the use of a PDA into his/her daily activities. more...ECDL ICDL 4 Module 1 Concepts of Information Technology IT - Computers and IT
To explain the main concepts of IT, networks, and the components of a personal computer. Note: the exercise items included with this ECDL-approved training are not ECDL certification tests. See www.ecdl.com for further details. End users wanting to become familiar with IT concepts; end users wanting to attain competency in the use of computers; end users wanting to attain an ECDL or ICDL more...Java 2 Programming for SDK 1.4 Part 7 Input and Output
This course helps programmers prepare for the Sun exam 310-035 Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform 1.4. However to fully prepare for the certification it should be used in conjunction with other learning/training resources in addition to ample real-world experience. The principal area covered is stream handling. more...Project Management: Coordination
This program covers the components of project integration, the differences between a project and product lifecycle, as well as the functions of a project plan. In addition, this course covers the components of a project management information system, how to conduct mid-project evaluations, and how to use stakeholder input while implementing the project plan. Finally, this program teaches students more...CompTIA A+ 2003 Hardware Part 1 - Devices and System Components
This course introduces basic hardware components and what's inside the computer case. Participants learn about memory and storage devices. Input and output devices and portable computer technology are also covered. Finally the learner is introduced to system resource settings. more...Advanced Features of java.lang & java.util Packages
This course provides an overview of the advanced features of the java.lang and the java.util packages. The course details the methods of the System Process and Runtime classes in the java.lang package. You will learn to access runtime objects by using the classes in java.lang.reflect package. The course also deals with the classes in java.util.jar package. In addition you will be able to perform more...Java 2: File I/O
...input/output) in Java. You will be introduced to terms such as streams readers and writers. You will learn how to perform I/O operations in Java using the InputStream and OutputStream classes and their subclasses. The course also explains how I/O operations are performed in files with the help of the File class. You will also learn to create a random access file. Finally the course will more...Microsoft Access 2002 Fundamentals
This course presents the learner with the fundamentals of Microsoft Access 2002. This course guides the learner through the basics of Access databases and covers topics such as creating and modifying databases, and establishing relationships between tables. more...CompTIA A+ 2003 Hardware Part 2 - Installation and Troubleshooting
This course teaches about SCSCI devices and how to configure Bus Architecture. Participants learn about internal and peripheral device installation and upgrade. Finally, guidelines for problem isolation, diagnostics and troubleshooting are taught. more...Introduction to ASP.NET Part 1: Introduction and Web Controls
This is the first course in a three part series that presents the learner with a broad overview of ASP.NET and gives a comprehensive introduction to Web Controls. This course introduces the learner to the .NET framework and also the differences between ASP and ASP.NET, coverage of the ASP.NET platform and features, core elements of ASP.NET - Web Forms, ASP.NET script code, and page events. more...MS VB .NET: Web Development Part 2: Error Handling, Debugging and Validation
This course assumes that the learner has familiarity with the .NET environment, Web forms, and controls. The learner is now guided through the use event procedures, code-behind pages and page events. Error handling, code debugging, and user input validation are also taught. more...C Programming - Part 3
This course is the third in a four-part series that will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to be able to write syntactically correct C code, using the facilities of a standard ANSI C library, to create basic applications. This series is not environment or vendor-specific. This course begins to introduce some more advanced topics. Students will learn about some of the more...CompTIA A+ 2003 Hardware Part 1 - Devices and System Components
This course introduces basic hardware components and what's inside the computer case. Participants learn about memory and storage devices. Input and output devices and portable computer technology are also covered. Finally, the learner is introduced to system resource settings. more...CIW Fundamentals of CGI Using Perl Part 1: CGI and Perl Basics
This is the first course in a two part series that students will learn both theoretical and practical instruction on the foundations CGI using the Perl language. This course will also cover getting started with CGI and Perl Perl fundamentals and Perl input and output. more...CIW Dynamic Server Pages Part 1
This is the first course in a three part series that introduces students to PHP Hypertext Processor and provides the foundational knowledge for the course series. Additionally this course will cover an introduction to PHP PHP fundamentals string manipulation and file input/output and PHP and databases. more...Introduction to ASP.NET Part 1: Introduction and Web Controls
This is the first course in a three part series that presents the learner with a broad overview of ASP.NET and gives a comprehensive introduction to Web Controls. This course introduces the learner to the .NET framework and also the differences between ASP and ASP.NET coverage of the ASP.NET platform and features core elements of ASP.NET - Web Forms ASP.NET script code and page events. Additional more...MS VB .NET: Web Development Part 2: Error Handling, Debugging and Validation
This course assumes that the learner has familiarity with the .NET environment Web forms and controls. The learner is now guided through the use event procedures code-behind pages and page events. Error handling code debugging and user input validation are also taught. more...Oracle Developer: Enhancing the User Interface
This course is the second in a six-part Oracle Developer series based on Oracle Developer Release 6. This course describes how to create input and non-input items how to create lists of values (LOVs) and editors to support text items and how to create forms using multiple windows and a variety of canvas styles. Additionally this course covers ways to add functionality to items by creating more...Oracle8i Performance Tuning: Optimizing Sorts and Minimizing Contention
This course is the third in a three-part Oracle8i Performance Tuning series. This interactive course introduces the participants improving performance for sort operations. The student will be able to identify the SQL operations that require sorts ensure that sorting is done in memory where possible use direct writes for large sorts and allocate temporary space appropriately. The student will use more...Oracle Form Builder: Enhancing the User Interface
This course is the second in a six-part Oracle Form Builder series based on Oracle Developer/2000 Release 2. This course helps participants learn how to create input and non-input items and support text items with Lists of Values (LOVs) and editors. Additionally users will learn to create triggers and add functionality to them. more...Oracle8 Performance Tuning: Optimizing Sorts and Minimizing Contention
This course is the third in a three-part Oracle8 Performance Tuning series. This course introduces the participants improving performance for sort operations. The student will be able to identify the SQL operations that require sorts ensure that sorting is done in memory where possible use direct writes for large sorts and allocate temporary space appropriately. The student will use Oracle tools more...Frontline Leadership: Knowledge in the Workplace
Frontline Leadership: Knowledge in the Workplace emphasizes the importance of managing knowledge in the workplace conducting assessment interviews for employees utilizing employee knowledge and input and providing employees with opportunities for continuing education. The program also details the affects technology has on the exchange of knowledge and offers guidelines for using specific types of more...Introduction to PCs and Software
This course provides the learner with comprehensive foundational knowledge of PCs working with Microsoft Windows Microsoft application software and using the Internet and E-mail. The course covers an introduction to the PC benefits components hardware and software input and output devices storage and general maintenance. Working with Microsoft Windows XP opening and closing applications and more...ABAP 6.10 Reporting
The course ABAP reporting 6.10 will show the trainee how to integrate reports in SAP R/3. The user will be introduced to batch input programming and evaluation as well as being introduced to the ALV grid control and shown what it can be used for. more...Linux Part 2: Advanced Topics for Users
The second course in this Linux Essentials series provides more detailed information about working within the Linux shell environment. This includes customizing the Shell environment and shell functionality. It also covers standard input output and file compression. The course examines data backup processes and procedures. The learner will also learn how to control processes and access remote more...UNIX Part 1: User Fundamentals
The UNIX Part 1: User Fundamentals course is the first in a series of 10 courses on the UNIX operating system. It describes how to get started with UNIX introducing the Common Desktop Environment (CDE) and the terminal window. It introduces files directories and printing and operations frequently performed on these. It teaches how to manipulate input and output as well as how to compress and more...Advanced Features of Flash 4.0
One of the most important features of Macromedia's Flash 4.0 is its programming capabilities. Flash enables the student to create movies that are dynamic have machine-calculated properties and can respond to user input. Movies can be used to send raw data to the server side applications and scripts and receive data from them. Flash 4.0 provides tools that help create truly advanced movies and more...Intermediate Java Programming
This course gives an overview of the intermediate programming constructs in Java. It teaches how to code simple programs using the java.lang and java.util packages, handle exceptions in a program, input and output data using the java.io package, and use multiple threads in a program. In addition, it prepares students to take the Sun Certified Java Programming Examination for JDK 1.1. more...Key Java Classes
This course is the fourth in a series of five which prepares students for the Sun Certified Java Programmers certification exam. This course teaches students more advanced Java language concepts and is designed for programmers who understand the basic syntax of Java programs and can create and extend Java classes and objects. When completed students will understand Java class libraries work with more...
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HTML 4 Part 2 Advanced Topics
 ...d server-side. • How to create forms by using form input elements. • How to create form processing by using CGI scripting. • Introduce DHTML and CSS. • Identify the properties of CSS and the advanced features of CSS. Audience The intended audience for this course includes, System Administrators, Database Administrators, Help Desk/Support, Application more...HTML 4 Part 2 Advanced Topics
...d server-side. • How to create forms by using form input elements. • How to create form processing by using CGI scripting. • Introduce DHTML and CSS. • Identify the properties of CSS and the advanced features of CSS. Audience The intended audience for this course includes, System Administrators, Database Administrators, Help Desk/Support, Application more...ASP NET Part 1 Intro Web Controls
...procedures to the page, Web controls, intrinsic controls, input validation controls, rich, list-bound, and custom controls. Learn To • Identify the components of the .NET Framework. • Identify limitations of ASP. • Identify the principal features of ASP.NET. • Identify the categories of ASP.NET Web controls. • Identify features of ASP.NET Basic Web Form more...ASP NET Part 1 Intro Web Controls
...procedures to the page, Web controls, intrinsic controls, input validation controls, rich, list-bound, and custom controls. Learn To • Identify the components of the .NET Framework. • Identify limitations of ASP. • Identify the principal features of ASP.NET. • Identify the categories of ASP.NET Web controls. • Identify features of ASP.NET Basic Web Form more...IBM DB2 Universal Database V6 1--App Development
...ensure a specific degree of data integrity. Identify the input and output of a PREP statement using deferred binding. Perform the steps to precompile and bind an application using specific parameters. Identify the privileges necessary to develop an application using embedded static SQL. Match the type of application development information with its system catalog name. Obtain configuration more...UNIX--Part 1 User Fundamentals
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...on a computer by using Control Panel. Configure multiple input locale support on a computer by using Control Panel. Set the accessibility options for a user by using Control Panel. Identify the options that can be set to configure Magnifier to perform a specific task. Identify the options that can be set to configure Narrator to perform a specific task. Customize On-Screen Keyboard by more...Windows 2000 Installation Config Admin --Part 4 Enterprise Admin
...on a computer by using Control Panel. Configure multiple input locale support on a computer by using Control Panel. Set the accessibility options for a user by using Control Panel. Identify the options that can be set to configure Magnifier to perform a specific task. Identify the options that can be set to configure Narrator to perform a specific task. Customize On-Screen Keyboard by more...Oracle Designer 6i First Class Analysis
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Create input filters.
Create local host packet filters.
Create IP packet filters for filtering Web and FTP traffic.
Unit 2: DHCP and DHCP Relay Agent
Duration: 1 - 2 Hour(s)
Sequence the steps in the DHCP client configuration.
Identify the functions of DHCP Relay Agent in the DHCP client configuration.
Enable DHCP Relay Agent on more...Windows NT Server 4 0 Routing RAS - Part 3
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Create input filters.
Create local host packet filters.
Create IP packet filters for filtering Web and FTP traffic.
Unit 2: DHCP and DHCP Relay Agent
Duration: 1 - 2 Hour(s)
Sequence the steps in the DHCP client configuration.
Identify the functions of DHCP Relay Agent in the DHCP client configuration.
Enable DHCP Relay Agent on more...Access 2000 Proficient User
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