ASP
Fundamentals
Start with ASP basics, Learn how to retrieve HTML form
data, how to work with server side includes as well as session
and applications variables. Also learn how to interact with
databases with ODBC More...
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ASP
Databases
Dive into databases, learn how to insert, retrieve, edit,
delete and search for records in a database table through a
web interface. Also learn how to send email with ASP More...
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ASP
Advanced
Let talk serious ASP, learn how to manipulate files and
folders through with ASP, how to upload lies and how to write
more efficient scripts that conserve server resources and
improve efficiency. More...
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| Details
This program is for anyone
who wants to learn how to use Microsoft Active Server Page
Technology to develop any thing from a User Registration Form
to a user management system. Students learn how to use the ASP
object model and server components to create client/server
web-based database applications using ADO.
This is a Very Exciting and
Productive Course. Students enhance their knowledge of the
course lectures through strategically designed 100%
hands-on project assignments. Students are expected to
complete a Website Project demonstrating Strong knowledge of
ASP before a Certificate is issued.
About Active Server Pages
Microsoft developed Active
Server Pages (ASP) as a server-side scripting architecture for
building dynamic Web applications. With ASP, you can combine
client-side HTML, scripting, and ActiveX controls with
server-side scripting and COM/DCOM components to create
dynamic content and sophisticated Web-based applications. ASP
is included with Internet Information Server (IIS) on Windows
NT Server, Peer Web Services on Windows NT Workstation, and
Personal Web Server (PWS) on Windows 9X and Macintosh
platforms.
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Benefits:
- Instructor-led
Training
- Live
server space
- Convenient
Schedule
- Instructor
Support
- Course/Program
Certificate
- Grade
Report
Course Length
Six Weeks
Course Tuition
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Prerequisites:
HTML with a good
focus on FORMS.
Creating Databases with any DBMS
e.g. Microsoft Access, Oracle, SQL Server e.t.c
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