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Learn client-side HTML, scripting, and ActiveX controls with server-side scripting and COM/DCOM components to create dynamic content and sophisticated Web-based applications using Active Server Pages (ASP) from the comfort
   
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    Course Outline:

Prerequisite:

HTML Level 1

Course Length
Instructor-Led Classroom
daytime: 2 days, 9am-4pm
evening: 4 days, 6pm-9pm

Instructor-Led Online Learning
daytime: 2-6Wks 
Evenings: 2-6Wks 

Instructor-Led Self-Paced
Set Your Schedule

Tuition Includes

  • Live Instructor Assistance
  • Server Space to Upload and Test your Work
  • VBScript Developer Certificate
  • Free One (1) year Server Space to display your Portfolio
  • Access to Course Notes

This program is for anyone who wants to learn how to Use Visual Basic Script to Create Interactive Web content and to extend the functionality of HTML.

Students enhance their knowledge of the course lectures through strategically designed 100% hands-on project assignments. 


About Visual Basic Script
Microsoft developed Visual Basic Script (VBScript). Visual Basic Script brings active scripting to a wide variety of environments, including Web client scripting in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Web server scripting in Microsoft Internet Information Server. It is an excellent way to act interactivity to your existing website or to enhance the content of a web site.

The great thing about Visual Basic Script is that it is easy to learn. If you already know Visual Basic or Visual Basic for Applications, VBScript will be very familiar. Even if you don't know Visual Basic, once you learn VBScript, you're on your way to programming with the whole family of Visual Basic languages. 

  Part 1: VBScript DataTypes
  • Working with VBScript Data Types
  • VBScript SubTypes 
  • Understanding Conversant Functions
  • Understanding the VAR Type Functions
Part 2: VBScript Variables
  • Understanding Variables

  • Declaring a Variable

  • Variable Naming Restrictions

  • Scope of Variables

  • Assigning Variables

  • Scalar Variables and Array Variables

Part 3: VBScript Constants
  • Understanding Constants 
  • Declaring a Constant
  • Intrinsic Constants

  • Assigning Constants 
  Part 4: VBScript Operators
  • Understanding Operators

  • Arithmetic Operators

  • Comparison Operators

  • Concatenation Operators

  • Logical Operators

  • Operator Precedence

Part 5-Functions

  • Introduction to Functions in VBScript 
  • How functions help eliminate redundant code and make your scripts easier to reuse
  • Using the <SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT> tags to enclose functions and specify in which version of JavaScript those functions are implemented
  • Structuring a function in VBScript and passing it variables

Part 6-Working with Forms

  •  Relative and absolute object syntax for referring to form elements
  • How to pass an entire form to a function
  • Retrieving Form Values
  • Processing Form Values

Part 7: Object, Methods,Properties

  • Exploring the Scripting Object Model
  • Using the location.href property to change the browser's location
  • Review of two scripts that cause the browser to load a new page based on choices the user makes
  • Methods and properties of other objects

Part 8: Putting it all Together

  • Working with Images in VBScript
  •  Controlling the .src property of an image via VBScript
  • Techniques for preloading images
  • Concluding Remarks/Suggestions
  • The future of VBScript and its relationship with ASP
  •  Suggestions for growing your skills

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