XML: Basic Concepts and Techniques

Training Provided by Teach Me IT The XML: Basic Concepts and Techniques course is the first course in the XML curriculum. This course is meant for Web programmers who want to use Extensible Markup Language (XML) to transport and exchange data over the Internet. The course explains how users can apply XML to their advantage. It also describes the procedures for creating well-formed XML documents and Document Type Definitions (DTDs). In addition, the course introduces the related technologies of XLink, XSL, and CSS. After completing this course, the student will be able to:

Describe the origin of Extensible Markup Language
Identify approaches to using Extensible Markup Language
Define XML documents
Create well-formed XML documents
Describe the role of a Document Type Definition in ascertaining validity of an XML document
Create a Document Type Definition for an existing XML document
Declare attributes, entities, and namespaces in a DTD
Describe the types of XML parsers
Describe the DOM and SAX models for parsing XML documents
Define XLlink and XPointer
Define metadata
Create a CSS style sheet for an XML document
Describe the Extensible Stylesheet Language standard
Create XSL style sheets for transforming XML documents
Use XSL to sort and filter the contents of an XML document

XML: Basic Concepts and Techniques

Other Courses in the Curriculum  XML: Implementation in Enterprise Course Name XML: Basic Concepts and Techniques Audience Web programmers who want to use XML to transport and exchange data over the Internet.  Course Requirements You need Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or above OR Netscape Navigator/Communicator 4.78 or above. Plug-in Requirements  ØMacromedia Shockwave plug-in for Windows for IE/NN  ØMacromedia Flash plug-in for Windows for IE/NN Note: Macromedia Flash plug-in comes built in with IE 5.5 and above and NN 6.x. To download the plug-ins, click on the relevant icon below.   Pre-requisites Users should have a basic knowledge of HTML tags and syntax.  Course Duration 3.6  hours Course Objectives The XML: Basic Concepts and Techniques course is the first course in the XML curriculum. This course is meant for Web programmers who want to use Extensible Markup Language (XML) to transport and exchange data over the Internet. The course explains how users can apply XML to their advantage. It also describes the procedures for creating well-formed XML documents and Document Type Definitions (DTDs). In addition, the course introduces the related technologies of XLink, XSL, and CSS. After completing this course, the student will be able to: Describe the origin of Extensible Markup Language Identify approaches to using Extensible Markup Language Define XML documents Create well-formed XML documents Describe the role of a Document Type Definition in ascertaining validity of an XML document Create a Document Type Definition for an existing XML document Declare attributes, entities, and namespaces in a DTD Describe the types of XML parsers Describe the DOM and SAX models for parsing XML documents Define XLlink and XPointer Define metadata Create a CSS style sheet for an XML document Describe the Extensible Stylesheet Language standard Create XSL style sheets for transforming XML documents Use XSL to sort and filter the contents of an XML document   Course Outline Understanding XML An Introduction to XML XML Documents: Meaning and Implementation Quiz Creating Valid Documents Creating a DTD Implementing Document Validity Parsing XML Documents Quiz Applying Link Options and Styles Applying Link Options Implementing Styles Implementing XSLT Quiz

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