PCINT06

DATES:

1. Introduction
   • Examine the purpose and functionality of HTML and the advantages of using MS FrontPage instead of a text editor.
   • Appreciate the differences between page content and HTML tags.
2. Designing the Website
   • Become familiar with the functionality of a web browser and address the requirements of different user interfaces.
   • Examine a variety of web content, file types, images, and file formats supported by the web pages.
3. Page Layout
   • Create a blank web page: 1- Change its title. 2- Add a heading and a paragraph to the page.
   • Use a MS FrontPage template to create a web.
   • Create additional pages in the web and examine how the selected theme is maintained in all pages.
4. Images and Multimedia
   • Given a variety of images, add them to a page.
   • Add images from other sources by copying and pasting and then saving them in the image folder.
   • Perform a hotlinking of images from another site.
5. Automating and Activating a Website
   • In MS FrontPage, select Insert…. Web component to view the list of available web components.
   • Insert existing HTML into a new page and then insert shared components.
6. Creating Movement with MS FrontPage Controls
   • Insert scrolling text with a marquee.
   • Add interactive buttons to a page; attach additional functionality to the interactive buttons.
7. Exploiting the DHTML and HTML
   • Examine form field extensions.
   • Implement the page transition feature; add dynamic mouse interaction functionality.
8. Interacting with a Website Visitors
   • Create a simple form for collecting user information; add form field validation features.
   • Use the MS FrontPage Form Wizard to create a form; customize the wizard-created form.
9. Scripting and Applets
   • Use the MS FrontPage Script Wizard to add client-side scripts to a page.
   • Examine and compare JavaScript and VBScript for client-side scripting; add an instructor-provided Java applet to a page and configure its parameters.
10. Developing true Web Applications with ASP
    • Examine the functionality of ASP: Active Server Pages and the ASP object model.
    • Add a simple server-side VBScript.
11. ASP
    • Add a simple ASP which stores the customer information in cookies.
    • Display the information stored in cookies on a page.
12. Database Integration
    • Establish a connection to a database.
    • Display the dates stored in the database on a web page.
13. Integrating MS Office Documents
    • Import text from a MS Word document.
    • Import data from an MS Excel worksheet and display the data as a table.
14. OLE: Object Linking and Embedding - Benefits
    • Display a range of cells from a MS Excel Worksheet that utilizes OLE.
15. Security in the Web
    • Implement website access and authentication.

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