XML Introduction (classroom training) in San Francisco at AcademyX

Training Provided by AcademyX XML Introduction is taught by AcademyX, (www.academyx.com, 415-392-8024), the San Francisco's only Internet-focused, instructor-led training company in the Bay Area. XML : An Introduction is designed to introduce students to the Extensible Markup Language and how it can be used in Web development.

Performance-Based Objectives
Explain the differences and similarities between XML and other markup languages such as HTML and SGML.
Create well-formed XML documents.
Identify the components of an XML document.
Create valid XML documents.
Create a Document Type Definition (DTD).
Validate an XML document against its associated DTD.
Apply formatting to an XML document using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
Apply formatting and transform an XML document using the Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL).
Link XML documents to other documents and graphics using HTML namespaces.
Identify the uses of the Extensible Linking Language (XLL).

XML Introduction (classroom training) in San Francisco at AcademyX Lesson 1: Origins of XML
Topic 1A: Origins of XML
Topic 1B: XML: The Best of All Worlds

Lesson 2: Creating Well-Formed XML Documents
Topic 2A: XML Document Markup
Topic 2B: Creating an XML Markup Language: Elements, Attributes, and Entities
Topic 2C: Creating an XML Markup Language: Processing Instructions, Character Data, and Comments
Topic 2D: XML and HTML

Lesson 3: Creating Valid XML Documents
Topic 3A: Introduction to the Document Type Definition (DTD)
Topic 3B: Creating a DTD
Topic 3C: Validating XML Against a DTD

Lesson 4: Displaying XML Documents in IE5
Topic 4A: Style Sheets
Topic 4B: Cascading Style Sheets
Topic 4C: XSL

Lesson 5: XML Linking
Topic 5A: Linking the "Old Fashioned" Way Using HTML Namespaces
Topic 5B: XLink and XPointer

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