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CIW Certified Internet WebMaster Training Curriculum
CIW Site Designer, Exam 1D0-420
CIW Site Designer Training CBT CD Contains the following Courses:
Part 1 - Web Design Concepts and Site Development CIW Training
This first course in the series introduces Web design concepts, including page layout, usability, navigation, graphics and multimedia. It also teaches the process to follow when
developing a Web site, and implementation factors that need to be considered. It follows lessons 1-9 in the ILT materials for CIW Site Designer Course: Design Methodology and Technology (5DMT).
Learn to:
Identify the features of the Web, basic Web design concepts, page layout and elements, usability testing, and navigation concepts.
Identify the elements in a Web site include the page layout elements, colors, and the fonts used in a Web site.
Identify the various Web graphics and multimedia concepts of Web site design.
Identify the various phases of the Web development process and the site implementation factors.
Audience: The target audiences for this course are End Users, Application Developers. Additionally, Web authors, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals,
Webmasters, graphic designers, technical writers, and library scientists. Learners will have completed either the CIW Foundations certification or the i-Net+ certification. Both of these provide a foundational knowledge about Internet networking, servers and clients, design and
development, security, and using the Internet for business.
Total Learning Time:9 hours
Unit 1: Web Site Design Concepts - 3 hours
Unit 2: Web Graphics and Multimedia - 3 hours
Unit 3
: Web Development Process - 3 hours
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Part 2 - Basic Web Technologies CIW Training
This second course in the series teaches about Web technologies, including HTML, tables, HTML frames, metadata and cascading style sheets. It provides learners with the opportunity
to practice working with all of these technologies. It follows lessons 10-14 in the ILT materials for CIW Site Designer Course: Design Methodology and Technology (5DMT).
Learn To:
Identify HTML concepts.
Create page structures with tables and frames.
Identify the uses of metadata tags.
Identify how to use CSS for designing a Web site.
Identify the features of CSS2.
Audience:The target audiences for this course are End Users, Application Developers, Web authors, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, Webmasters,
graphic designers, technical writers, and library scientists. Learners will have completed either the CIW Foundations certification or the i-Net+ certification. Both of these provide a foundational knowledge about Internet networking, servers and clients, design and
development, security, and using the Internet for business.
Total Learning Time:6 hours
Unit 1: HTML Concepts - 3 hours
Unit 2: CSS - 3 hours
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Part 3 - Using FrontPage, Dreamweaver and HomeSite
This third course in the series teaches learners how to use some of the more popular Web site development tools. It covers the basics of using Microsoft FrontPage, Macromedia
Dreamweaver and Allaire HomeSite. It follows lessons 15-21 in the ILT materials for CIW Site Designer Course: Design Methodology and Technology (5DMT).
Learn To
Identify FrontPage 2000 and how to create Web pages with tables, images, and image maps by using FrontPage.
Identify how to format Web pages, use style sheets, Web forms, DHTML effects, FrontPage components, and FrontPage Web reports.
Identify how to apply the various Dreamweaver features that are used for effective site development.
Identify how to perform file-related operations by using HomeSite.
Identify the benefits of the Tags menu, inserting HTML tags by using tag chooser.
Identify the benefits of using the tag completion feature of HomeSite.
Audience: The target audiences for this course are End Users, Application Developers, Web authors, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, Webmasters,
graphic designers, technical writers, and library scientists. Learners will have completed either the CIW Foundations certification or the i-Net+ certification. Both of these provide a foundational knowledge about Internet networking, servers and clients, design and
development, security, and using the Internet for business.
Total Learning Time: 8 hours
Unit 1: FrontPage 2000: Basic Features - 2 hours
Unit 2: FrontPage 2000: Advanced Features - 2 hours
Unit 3
: Dreamweaver 3.0 - 2 hours
Unit 4: HomeSite 4.5 - 2 hours
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Part 4 - Using Paint Shop Pro, Flash, JavaScript and DHTML
This is the fourth course in a five part series. Students will learn the basics of using JASC Paint Shop Pro to create images for Web sites and Macromedia Flash to create animated
Web sites. Subjects covered in this course include advanced Web design technologies, including JavaScript and DHTML.
Learn To:
Identify how to create, convert, modify and enhance image files on a Web page by using Paint Shop Pro.
Create multimedia content for a Web page by using Flash drawing tools.
Identify the concepts of JavaScript and how to use JavaScript for Web development.
Identify the concepts and components of DHTML.
Identify how to create DHTML code.
Audience:The audience for this course includes End Users, Application Developers, Web authors, Marketing and Communications Professionals, PR Professionals, Webmasters,
Graphic Designers, Technical Writers, and Library Scientists. Students will have completed either the CIW Foundations certification or the i-Net+ certification. Both of these certifications provide a foundational knowledge about Internet networking, servers and clients,
design and development, security, and using the Internet for business. This course follows the ILT materials for CIW Site Designer Course: Design Methodology and Technology
(5DMT). In addition, students should have taken the first 3 parts in this series (87021-87023). This course prepares candidates for exam number 1DO-420.
Total Learning Time: 8 hours
Unit 1: JASC Paint Shop Pro - 2 hours
Unit 2: Macromedia Flash - 2 hours
Unit 3: JavaScript - 2 hours
Unit 4
: DHTML - 2 hours
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Part 5 - Advanced Web Technologies and Web Site Publishing
This final course in the series continues teaching about advanced Web design technologies and concepts, including XML, HTTP servers, cookies, plug-ins, Java applets, databases and
standards organizations. This course also teaches the final step in Web site design - publishing the site
Learn To:
Identify the various Markup languages such as HTML, XML, and XHTML.
Identify the HTML limitations, XML advantages and XML rules.
Identify certain concepts related to HTTP servers and cookies.
Identify the situations in which various plug-ins are used.
Identify the steps to create a downloadable file and embed Java applets.
Identify the features of Java authoring tools.
Identify the databases, Database Management System (DBMS), and related technologies.
Identify the methods and techniques to use databases with Web sites.
Identify he Internet standards organizations involved in various aspects of the Internet.
Identify how to publish Web sites using various tools.
Audience: The audience for this course includes End Users, Application Developers, Web authors, Marketing and Communications Professionals, PR Professionals, Webmasters,
Graphic Designers, Technical Writers, and Library Scientists. Students will have completed either the CIW Foundations certification or the i-Net+ certification. Both of these certifications provide a foundational knowledge about Internet networking, servers and clients,
design and development, security, and using the Internet for business. This course follows the ILT materials for CIW Site Designer Course: Design Methodology and Technology
(5DMT). In addition, students should have taken the first 4 parts in this series (87021-87024). This course prepares candidates for exam number 1DO-420.
Total Learning Time:12 hours
Unit 1: Content Creation Technologies - 3 hours
Unit 2: Server and Client Technologies - 3 hours
Unit 3: Databases - 3 hours
Unit 4: Standards Organizations and Publishing - 3 hours
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CIW Server Administrator
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$645.00
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n87001d
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CIW Site Designer
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$645.00
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n87021d
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CIW Web Languages: PERL Fundamentals
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$387.00
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n87041d
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CIW Web Languages: JavaScript Fundamentals
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$258.00
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n87044d
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Web Language Training Kit Set of both JavaScript and PERL courses
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$579.95
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