UML Fundamentals - 1 day

UML Fundamentals teaches the basics of object-oriented (OO) principles and the Unified Modeling Language (UML). Starting from a discussion about why we build models, the course introduces the principles of abstraction, encapsulation, modularity and hierarchy. These OO principles are then applied to the fundamental modeling concepts in the UML - objects, classes, attributes, operations, and relationships. Students learn the graphical notation for the most used UML diagrams - collaboration, sequence, and class diagrams. Hands-On classroom experience allows for successful application of basic object-oriented modeling techniques.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

OOAD Using UML - 4 days

Learn how to use Object-Oriented techniques to analyze real-world requirements and to design solutions that are ready to code. Students learn how to identify and design objects, classes, and their relationships to each other which includes links, associations, and inheritance. A strong emphasis is placed on diagram notation for use cases, class and object representation, links and associations, and object messages. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Implementing Design Patterns - 3 days

Design Patterns are proven solutions to recurring problems in object-oriented software systems. This course covers sixteen design patterns and includes detailed programming exercises to allow students to practice implementing selected patterns. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Introduction to HTML - 1 day

Students will learn how to use good HTML coding practices to create Web pages that work, and will continue to work in the ever-changing world of Web development. In addition, students learn concepts and do tasks that foster the transition from HTML to the most recent XML-based Web authoring language recommendation, XHTML 1.0, which will become the future standard. Cascading Style Sheets, which is a complementary technology to HTML that is changing the face of Web authoring will also be introduced. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

HTML Level II - 1 day

Students will learn how to create Web sites with a variety of HTML elements and attributes, and create well-formed code that complies with the XHTML standard.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

HTML Level III - 1 day

This course is designed to introduce developers to some of the lesser known or "advanced" HTML techniques supported in the 6.0 generation of browsers. With the emergence of more standards-compliant browsers, developers can begin to use these new techniques to build more efficient, usable, and standards-compliant Web sites. In addition, developers can begin to learn and use standards-compliant markup instead of the often messy and invalid code that cross-browser workarounds have required.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Introduction to Java Programming - 5 days

This intensive, hands-on course emphasizes becoming productive quickly as a Java 1.2 programmer. Students learn how to use Java 1.2 to implement real-world solutions, including both Web applets and server-side applications. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Advanced JAVA - 5 days

This intensive hands-on course explores advanced Java 1.2 language features and packages. Java programmers will be able to take the content learned and immediately apply it to the problems encountered on the job. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

J2EE- 5 days

This course is an introduction to writing J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) applications An overview of J2EE technology is provided, followed by hands-on experience using JNDI and JDBC and writing Servlets, JavaServer Pages, and Enterprise JavaBeans. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Introduction to PERL - 5 days

Perl has been described as C, awk, sed, and shell programming all wrapped into one language. Learn how to take advantage of Perl's power through examples and extensive hands-on exercises. This course introduces object-oriented programming in Perl.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Advanced PERL - 4 days

Perl has evolved from its beginnings as an eclectic scripting tool for UNIX administrators into one of the most popular, influential, and widely-used computer languages in history. In this course, you will learn how to fully utilize the Perl programming language.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Introduction to .NET - 1 day

Get a clear understanding of .NET, its origin, architecture, applicability, and its probable impact on the development world. See .NET in action via functional examples and code. Most importantly visualize .NET possibilities for your own development efforts.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

VB.NET - 5 days

Our comprehensive Visual Basic .NET course provides in-depth coverage of Visual Basic .NET features-from fundamental to advanced topics. This new seminar from AppDev will get you up to speed on all the new features and programming requirements including: VB .NET language features, the .NET framework, ADO.NET, object-oriented programming, Windows Forms, XCopy deployment, and much more... Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

ASP.NET- 5 days (levels 1 - 3)

Level 1
.NET represents a major advance in the way applications are designed on Windows. This change amounts to much more than just a some language syntax changes and a few new Wizards. This course briefly surveys the breadth of this monumental shift and then builds a foundation on which you can add the rest of your knowledge of .NET technologies like ASP.NET, Web Services, and Visual Studio .NET. Learn the essential things you need to know in order to move on with web programming, Windows application programming, Web Services, and more sophisticated programming with .NET.
 
Level 2
In this course, you'll learn how to use Visual Studio .NET and Visual Basic .NET to build ASP.NET Web pages and XML Web services. You'll gain an understanding of the new architecture behind ASP.NET and how to use the new server controls. You also learn how to use ADO.NET to create data-driven ASP.NET Web forms.
 
Level 3
This course takes you beyond the basics of creating Web pages and XML Web Services with ASP.NET, by presenting the techniques and concepts you'll need to build efficient, full-featured Web applications. You'll learn to inter-operate with non-.NET code, to manage session state, to re-use code by creating your own controls, to improve performance with output caching, to debug your application and trace its activity, to use advanced Web services features, to configure and deploy ASP.NET applications, to authenticate users and limit their access to resources, to handle multi-user data access conflicts, and to support mobile devices. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

C#.NET - 5 days

In this course you will learn how to program .NET applications with C#. The course begins with an introduction to the fundamentals of the language, and quickly moves on to demonstrate how to write object-oriented code using this exciting new language. The heart of the course is a detailed description of writing Windows and Web applications, including Web Services, and interacting with back end databases through ADO.NET. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

WebSphere Studio - 2 days

The course begins with an examination of the framework for developing applications. Such important development issues as database connectivity, profiling, team programming, and the plug?in development environment will be covered.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Websphere Server Application Development - 4 days

The course begins with an examination of the facilities and tools of IBM's core products: WebSphere Studio, VisualAge for Java, and WebSphere Application Server. A primary objective is to have students' become proficient with the interaction of WebSphere Studio tools and the appropriate use of each tool. The course then focuses on developing and debugging dynamic web content. A series of integrated workshops teach students to write and deploy Java applications using WebSphere Application Server. Topics unique to IBM WebSphere Application Server such as control, servlet deployment, and JavaServer Pages (JSP) will be highlighted. Performance and design issues are highlighted throughout the course.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

Websphere Application Server Administration - 4 days

The course begins with an examination of WebSphere's Application Server installation and configuration options. A primary objective is to have students' become proficient with the steps required for administering and implementing security specific to WebSphere Application Server. A series of integrated workshops teach students to administer a range of different scenarios using WebSphere Application Server. Such important issues as recovery, reporting and workload management will be taught/demonstrated. Performance issues are highlighted throughout the course. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

WebGain Studio - 4 days

The course begins with an examination of the components which comprise the framework of WebGain Studio and the methodology it uses for building Java Applications. A series of integrated walkthroughs and exercises teaches UML basics and StructureBuilder and the techniques for designing applications. Both JSP and EJB will be deployed in the WebGain environment. Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.

BEA WebLogic Server Administration - 4 days

This course is intended for support personnel, webmasters, and web programmers who will be responsible for managing and configuring BEA WebLogic Server. Experience with Java and distributed systems, although not required, would be helpful. The course begins with an examination of the BEA WebLogic Server architecture and administrative tools and facilities. Students' will install multiple BEA WebLogic server configurations. Performance and security issues will be highlighted throughout the course.Click here to have a detailed outline emailed to you.