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Web Developer PLUS
Gain the top 5 Certifications for 2009 in Web Development!* Whether you want to be employed, a Contractor or run your own Web Design Business, this training course will take you from beginner to high level Web Design and Web Development - fast!
 
Course Contents:
Stage 1: CIW Associate/Foundations v5 Exam 1D0-510
Stage 2: Introduction to XML: Language Basics
Stage 3: Advanced XML
Stage 4: CIW Professional Site Designer v5 Exam 1D0-520
Stage 5: E-commerce
Stage 6: CIW Security Professional Exam 1D0-470
Stage 7: Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Website Development
Stage 8: Adobe Flash CS4
Stage 9: Adobe AIR for Flash Designers
Stage 10: Adobe Fireworks CS4
Stage 11: Adobe InDesign CS4
Stage 12: Adobe Captivate 4
Stage 13: Adobe Illustrator CS4
Stage 14: Adobe Photoshop CS4
Stage 15: Software Programming Fundamentals
Stage 16: Programming Best Practices
Stage 17: Software Development Principles
Stage 18: Microsoft Exam 70-536 TS: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Application Development Foundation VB
Stage 19: Microsoft Exam 70-528 TS: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Web-Based Client Development VB
Stage 20: Microsoft Exam 70-562 TS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 ASP.NET Application Development
Stage 21: Java 2 Programming
Stage 22: Sun Certified SCP Java Standard Edition 6.0 Exam CX-310-065
Course Code:
WDP-5
Course Duration:
12 months
Typical Study Hours:
300 - 310 hours
Course Fees:
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Course Demo:
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In addition to the stages specified, we also include:
Study Prerequisite:
Basic computer skills, and basic web and internet knowledge.
Additional Information for Stage 1:
- CIW Associate/Foundations v5: Exam 1D0-510
- Networking Fundamentals
- Internet Fundamentals
- Internet Client Infrastructure and Applications
- Internet Servers and Services
- Web Development Fundamentals
- Internet Site Development
- Networking Security Fundamentals
- Securing and Troubleshooting Networks
- Business Concepts and the Internet
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Additional information for Stage 2:
- CIW Professional Site Designer v5:
Exam 1D0-520
- Design Concepts for Web Sites
- Advanced HTML Design Elements
- Advanced Technology Concepts for Web Designers
- Getting Started with FrontPage 2003
- Working with graphics, hyperlinks and tables in FrontPage 2003
- Working with Web Sites in FrontPage 2003
- Organising Content Using Templates and Frames in FrontPage 2003
- Structuring and Publishing Web Sites in FrontPage 2003
- Working with Code in FrontPage 2003
- Importing and Working with Data in FrontPage 2003
- Enhancing Web Sites with Advanced FrontPage 2003 Features
- Setting up a Site and Adding Content in Dreamweaver MX 2004
- Adding Links, Images, and Flash Objects in Dreamweaver MX 2004
- Reusing Content in Dreamweaver MX 2004
- Creating Interactive Web Pages in Dreamweaver MX 2004
- Site Testing and Maintenance in Dreamweaver MX 2004
- Working with Images in Macromedia Fireworks MX
- Using Fireworks MX with Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX
- Introduction to Creating Graphics in Flash MX 2004
- Using Text in Flash MX 2004
- Animation, Sound, and Video in Flash MX 2004 Movies
- Navigation and Movie Publishing Flash MX 2004
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Additional information for Stage 3:
- Introduction to XML: Language Basics
- XML Language Basics
- Provide an overview of XML and discuss its main uses.
- Provide an overview of the different markup languages, particularly HTML and RTF.
- Explain the basic design goals and purpose of XML.
- Explain the differences between XML, SGML, and HTML.
- Describe how XML is supported in the Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers.
- Explain the logical structure of XML documents.
- Describe how to create well-formed and valid XML documents.
- Describe the physical structure of XML documents.
- Describe the components of document type definitions (DTDs) and the rules used to create them.
- Create a document type definition (DTD).
- Use XML schemas and external document type definitions (DTDs).
- Style Sheets and Links
- Explain how style sheets work.
- Apply style sheets to an HTML document.
- Explain how to use selectors and declarations and how to apply style rules based on elements and attributes.
- Create a cascading style sheet (CSS) to format an XML document.
- Explain the principles of XSL Transformation (XSLT).
- Describe how XSL templates are matched with elements in an XML document.
- Describe how to use XSL Transformation (XSLT) to create a result tree.
- Use XSL Transformation (XSLT) to transform an XML document.
- Explain the purpose of the formatting component of XSL.
- Explain the principles of XSL linking in HTML documents.
- Explain the design goals and principles of XLink.
- Explain the function and use of simple XLink, XPath, and XPointer.
- Describe extended and out-of-line links.
- Describe how web services are used and the technologies used to develop them.
- Describe the role of SOAP in building web services, the basics of the SOAP protocol, and the structure of a SOAP document.
- Explain the role of WSDL and UDDI in building web services and be familiar with their usage.
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Additional information for Stage 4:
- Advanced XML
- Structuring XML with Schemas
- Create an XML schema document.
- Identify the meanings of the terminology used by W3C to describe datatypes.
- Use more advanced schema features to model data accurately.
- Create a basic XML schema document.
- Identify the characteristics of the principal content models for XML.
- Advanced Schemas
- Derive from simple and complex types.
- Refine datatype derivation using substitution, abstract types, and final types.
- Use regular expressions with the pattern facet to validate instance data.
- Create user-defined types.
- Recognise how to declare and use namespaces.
- Recognise how to implement namespace qualification.
- Identify how to use mechanisms to reuse schemas.
- Use namespaces and multiple schemas.
- Transforming and Formatting XML
- Use template rules to set up an XSL transformation.
- Identify the XPath syntax that enables you to navigate and select data in XML tree hierarchies.
- Use XSL-FO to format XML data.
- Use XSLT and XSL-FO syntax in documents used to transform XML documents.
- Identify the syntax required to implement programmatic flow control in XSLT documents.
- Use XSLT to transform data from an XML document and output it as XML.
- Identify the XSL elements that support the sorting and grouping of XML documents.
- Identify the XSL elements that support the inclusion and merging of multiple and master style sheets.
- Use XSLT syntax to perform advanced transformations of XML documents.
- Querying, Navigating, and Linking XML Data
- Use XQuery FLWR expressions.
- Recognise how XPath 2.0 functions can be used to navigate and search XML documents.
- Use XQuery with XPath expressions to retrieve data from an XML document.
- Identify how to use XPath 2.0 functions for regular expressions.
- Use XLinks and XPointers to create links between XML documents.
- XML APIs
- Identify the node types that comprise a DOM tree structure.
- Use methods provided by the DOM interfaces.
- Use DOM methods and properties to process XML.
- Outline the key features of the Simple API for XML.
- Use the interfaces and methods of the SAX API.
- Process XML using SAX.
- Extending XML
- Use XML identity constraints to implement relational database-style data integrity.
- Identify the roles of key SQL/XML functions.
- Recognise how to migrate HTML pages to XHTML.
- Identify the key XML elements used to construct a SOAP message and SOAP schema.
- Identify the syntax used to build a WSDL document.
- Facilitate web services by creating WSDL documents and SOAP messages.
- Identify the XML Encryption elements used to encrypt data.
- Recognise the structure of an XBRL file and how XBRL is used to process business information.
- Recognise how the XBRL General Ledger taxonomy is applied to XBRL documents.
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Additional information for Stage 5:
- E-commerce
- An Introduction
- Framework
- Security Considerations
- Consumer Payment Protocols
- Business-to-Business Infrastructures
- Banking and Finance
- Best Practices
- Changing to an E-economy
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Additional information for Stage 6:
- CIW Security Professional Exam 1D0-470
- Securing Access to Networks
- Define the principles of authentication and discuss authentication methods
- Outline the use of authentication on local networks and for remote users
- Discuss the operation of Single Sign-On authentication
- Explain the features and operation of Kerberos
- Outline the RADIUS authentication mechanism
- Explain the authentication mechanisms used in PPP
- Determine when and where to use different authentication mechanisms
- Outline the TACACS+ authentication mechanism and compare it to the RADIUS authentication mechanism
- Encryption Technologies
- Outline the history of encryption and the reasons why encryption is important
- Outline the principles of symmetric encryption
- Explain what a block cipher is and identify the algorithms that use them
- Discuss the fundamentals of asymmetric encryption
- Explain the functionality of hashes and message functions in protecting the integrity of encrypted data
- Describe the processes involved in symmetric and asymmetric encryption
- Outline the different methods of managing encryption keys
- Discuss some practical applications of encryption
- Implement a secure encryption scheme on a computer
- Exchange encrypted e-mails
- Explain the use of certificates for trusted secure public-key implementation
- Describe revocation and nonrepudiation of public-key certificates
- Discuss the X.509 standard for public-key certificates
- Describe public-key infrastructure and Secure Electronic Transactions (SETs)
- Outline certificate practices, policies, and path
- Operating System and File Security Issues
- Describe Windows NT and Windows 2000 security issues
- Describe UNIX security issues
- Identify the threats to system security, both intentional and unintentional
- Run a security scan on a networked workstation
- Outline the main components of OS security
- Explain changes that can be made to an OS to make it more secure
- Discuss Windows 2000 Registry security
- Perform tasks to improve the security of the Windows OS
- Describe file system and share security in Windows 2000
- Describe different methods of securing accounts in Windows
- Describe different methods of securing accounts in UNIX
- Discuss the security implications of creating and maintaining groups or users
- Implement auditing and specify password policies in Windows
- Security Analysis and Auditing in Networked Environments
- Describe the importance of risk assessment and auditing to network security
- Discuss footprinting and network discovery tools
- Explain how system scanners work
- Describe how intruders access and take control of network resources
- Describe the importance of auditing file system changes to monitor security breaches
- Explain how to prevent intruders taking control of resources on a network
- Use NetBus to execute applications and capture information
- Detail different security log types and analyse their contents
- Describe how to filter, store, and manage log files
- Discuss audit assessment reports and compliance
- Use tactics to detect unauthorised access to a Linux system
- Enable and utilise a security log file
- Discuss security standards
- Describe how to make improvements to network security based on security audit feedback
- Describe how to assess security requirements based on audit feedback
- Firewalls and VPNs
- Discuss the requirement for firewalls and their basic principles
- Explain how a packet filter operates
- Explain the difference between application-level and circuit-level gateways
- Recognise different types of firewall technologies
- Explain where to deploy a firewall in a network
- List advanced security features associated with modern firewalls
- Implement appropriate firewalls for specified scenarios
- Explain the technologies used to implement VPNs for secure WAN communications
- Detail the features of a VPN solution for secure remote connectivity
- Implement a VPN solution for secure remote access
- Introduction to Security in Networked Environments
- Explain the basic concepts of security
- Discuss the principles of information security
- Detail some important elements of security
- List and explain the recognised industry standards and recommendations that address information and network security
- Describe the elements that comprise a typical security policy in the workplace
- Discuss the responsibilities of users and correct user response to security incidents
- Describe threats to information security and network infrastructure
- Explain how different types of denial-of-service attacks affect a network
- Detail threats that arise specifically from hackers
- Set up and monitor a Telnet session using a protocol analyser
- Intrusion Detection and Response in Networked Environments
- Identify common targets for attack on a network
- Discuss how to respond to potential combined attacks against a network
- Discuss how to counteract IP-based attacks
- Run a check for suspicious ports on a networked computer
- Discuss the principles of detecting network intruders
- Describe how to distract network intruders and limit the damage they can cause
- Set up a decoy account and monitor both failed and successful login attempts
- Describe the characteristics and features of intrusion detection systems
- Describe the different types of intrusion detection mechanisms
- Discuss the deployment of intrusion detection systems
- Discuss how to respond to and manage computer-related security incidents
- Recognise the functionality and deployment issues of intrusion detection
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Additional information for Stage 7:
- Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Website Development
- Setting up a Site and Adding Content in Dreamweaver CS4
- Launch Dreamweaver CS4
- Recognise how to set the workspace layout
- Recognise how to use Adobe Bridge together with Dreamweaver CS4
- The Dreamweaver CS4 Interface
- Customise the Dreamweaver CS4 workspace
- Match the Dreamweaver CS4 interface elements with their functions
- Defining a Local Site in Dreamweaver CS4
- Recognise how to create a root folder
- Recognise how to set up a local site
- Recognise how to use the Files panel
- Creating a Local Site in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a New Web Page in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a new web page
- Identify the features of Spry
- Set Web Page Formatting, Preference, and Properties
- Recognise how to set web page preferences
- Recognise how to change page properties
- Add a tracing image to a web page
- Import Content to Dreamweaver CS4
- Import Microsoft Word or Excel content
- Recognise how to clean up Word HTML
- Adding a Page to a Dreamweaver CS4 Site
- Formatting Text Styles in Dreamweaver CS4
- Modify text styles using the Page properties dialog box
- Recognise how to inspect style sheet rules
- Organising Page Content in Dreamweaver CS4
- Modify the layout of a page
- Add special characters and dates to a document
- Create a list
- Formatting a Web Page in Dreamweaver CS4
- Adding Links and Images in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add Links to a Page using Dreamweaver CS4
- Named Anchors and E-mail Links in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create named anchors using Dreamweaver CS4
- Create e-mail links in Dreamweaver CS4
- Creating Links in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add Images in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add an accessible image to a page
- Add an image map to a web page
- Modify Images in Dreamweaver CS4
- Edit an image in Dreamweaver
- Optimise an image
- Use Photoshop files in Dreamweaver CS4
- Insert an image created in Photoshop into a web page
- Manage Dreamweaver CS4 Site Assets
- Add a resource using the Assets panel
- Use the Assets panel favorites list
- Add Flash Movies and Video in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add Flash movies to a web page
- Add Flash videos to a web page
- Adding and Modifying Images using Dreamweaver CS4
- Tables, Accessibility, and Standards in Dreamweaver CS4
- Use Tables to Structure Content in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a table in Dreamweaver CS4
- Modify a table's properties
- Add information to a table
- Work with Tabular Data in Dreamweaver CS4
- Import tabular data
- Export tabular data
- Format a table
- Creating and Modifying Tables in Dreamweaver CS4
- Design Accessible Sites using Dreamweaver CS4
- Set accessibility preferences
- Apply Design Standards to a Site using Dreamweaver CS4
- Check target browser compatibility
- Change the default encoding for a site
- Accessibility Features and Design Standards in Dreamweaver CS4
- Reusing Content in Dreamweaver CS4
- Use Site Templates in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a web page template
- Create a new page from a template
- Use the Site Library in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create library items
- Modify library items
- Using Templates and Library Items in Dreamweaver CS4
- Frames and Framesets in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create framesets in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add content to a frameset
- Links and Noframes Content in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create hyperlinks in a frameset
- Add noframes content
- Creating a Frameset in Dreamweaver CS4
- Use Server-side Include Files in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create server side include files
- Modify server-side include properties
- Creating Interactive Web Pages in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a Form in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a form in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add Objects to a Form in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add checkboxes and radio buttons
- Add list items and menu options
- Add Submit and Reset buttons
- Process Form Data in Dreamweaver CS4
- Configure a form to work with a CGI script
- Recognise how a CGI script works
- Add a Spry widget
- Building a Form in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create and Edit Behaviors in Dreamweaver CS4
- Adding behaviors to web pages
- Recognise the functions of behaviors
- Modify a behavior
- Create Rollover Images in Dreamweaver CS4
- Recognise how to swap images on a web page
- Adding Behaviors in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add a Jump Menu in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add a jump menu to a page
- Add Spry Effects in Dreamweaver CS4
- Add a Spry effect to a web page
- Add Spry widgets to a web page
- Create a Spry HTML data set
- Enable InContext Editing in Dreamweaver CS4
- Recognise how InContext Editing can be used
- Using Built-in Interactive Elements
- Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver CS4
- About Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver CS4
- Identify the features and functions of Cascading Style Sheets
- CSS in Dreamweaver CS4
- Set CSS style preferences
- Recognise the features of the CSS Styles panel
- Creating Style Sheets and Rules in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create and attach an external style sheet
- Recognise the functions of various style selectors
- Create a style rule
- Modifying Style Sheets and Rules in Dreamweaver CS4
- Edit a style rule
- Edit a style sheet
- Export a style sheet
- Working with CSS in Dreamweaver CS4
- CSS Layout Basics in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create a new page with a CSS layout
- Customise a CSS layout
- CSS Positioning in Dreamweaver CS4
- Recognise the CSS positioning properties
- Use AP Divs to position elements in Dreamweaver
- Class and Advanced Style Rules in Dreamweaver CS4
- Create advanced style rules
- Identify when you would apply advanced style rules
- Applying Advanced CSS in Dreamweaver CS4
- Dreamweaver CS4 Site Maintenance and Advanced Concepts
- Test a Site in Dreamweaver CS4
- Identify site testing guidelines
- Create a site report in Dreamweaver CS4
- Check for broken links
- Transfer Files in Dreamweaver CS4
- Upload a web site to a server
- Cloak files and folders
- Synchronise files
- Maintaining Files in Dreamweaver CS4
- Check files in and out
- Add a Design Note
- Testing and Maintaining a Site in Dreamweaver CS4
- Coding Features in Dreamweaver CS4
- Recognise the options for code formatting
- Use the Quick Tag Editor
- Use the JavaScript Extractor
- XML and XSLT in Dreamweaver CS4
- Identify how to use XSL to transform XML data
- Dreamweaver Extensions in Dreamweaver CS4
- Working with Dreamweaver CS4 Extensions and Code
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Additional information for Stage 8:
- Adobe Flash CS4
- Introduction to Flash CS4 Professional
- Exploring the Flash CS4 Interface
- Recognise how to create a new Flash project
- Recognise the functions of the key elements of the Flash CS4 interface
- Customising the Flash CS4 Interface
- Recognise how to work with panels in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to work with different workspaces in Flash CS4
- Using the Flash CS4 Interface
- Planning a Project in Flash CS4
- Recognise the steps involved in planning a Flash project
- Overview of Creating Graphics in Flash CS4
- Distinguish between bitmap and vector graphics
- Recognise when to use the Object or Merge Drawing modes in Flash CS4
- Choose the appropriate tool from the Tools panel in Flash CS4
- Using the Timeline and Layers in Flash CS4
- Work with the Timeline and layers in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to work with layers in Flash CS4
- Working with the Timeline and Layers in Flash CS4
- Drawing and Working with Images in Flash CS4
- Creating Geometric Shapes in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create and edit geometric shapes
- Using the Flash CS4 Drawing Tools
- Recognise how to use the Line Tool in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the Pencil Tool in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the Brush Tool in Flash CS4
- Recognise how the Pen Tool can be used in Flash CS4
- Procedural Drawing in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the Spray Brush Tool in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the Deco Tool
- Using the Selection and Modification Tools in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the selection tools in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use modification tools in Flash CS4
- Creating Graphics in Flash CS4
- Using the 3D Tools of Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the 3D tools in Flash CS4
- Working with Images in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create colors in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to trace bitmaps in Flash CS4
- Optimising and Importing Images in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to optimise JPEG images in Flash CS4
- Identify key considerations for minimizing file size in Flash CS4
- Using Images in Flash CS4
- Using Flash CS4 Libraries, Text and Components
- Libraries, Symbols, and Instances in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create symbols in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to organize symbols using the library in Flash CS4
- Using Symbols in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to edit symbols in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to add a movie clip to a button symbol in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to edit a button symbol
- Recognise how to use the Movie Explorer in Flash CS4
- Working with Symbols in Flash CS4
- Creating Static Text in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create and modify static text in Flash CS4
- Distinguish between static, dynamic, and input text
- Working with Fonts in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to convert text to a vector in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to set device fonts in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to substitute fonts in Flash CS4
- Using Text Fields in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create dynamic text and input fields in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to embed a font in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create and share a font symbol in Flash CS4
- Working with Text and Fonts in Flash CS4
- Using Basic Flash CS4 Components
- Recognise how to add and modify components in Flash CS4
- Recognise which Flash user interface components to use in a given scenario
- Using Components to Build a Form in Flash CS4
- Animation in Flash CS4
- Creating Frame-by-Frame Animations in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create a frame-by-frame animation in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to preview an animation in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use onion skinning in Flash CS4
- Creating Tweens in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create and manipulate a motion tween in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create a classic tween
- Recognise how to copy motion as ActionScript in Flash CS4
- Using Shape Tweening and Shape Hints in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create a basic shape tween in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to break objects apart in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use shape hints to control shape tweening in Flash CS4
- Animating with Bones in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to add bones to symbols to create an armature
- Recognise how to work with bones and shapes
- Recognise how to animate an armature
- Creating and Editing Animation in Flash CS4
- Editing Motion in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use motion presets
- Recognise how to control motion using the Motion Editor
- Masking in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create a mask in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to edit and animate a mask in Flash CS4
- Creating and Animating Masks in Flash CS4
- ActionScript and Multimedia in Flash CS4
- Introduction to ActionScript in Flash CS4
- Recognise the syntax rules in ActionScript 3.0
- Distinguish between objects, classes, methods, and properties
- Recognise how to use the Actions panel in Flash CS4
- Common ActionScript 3.0 Code in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use common ActionScript actions in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use mouse event handlers in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use conditional statements in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to download data from a URL in Flash CS4
- Scripting Actions in Flash CS4
- Using Sound in Flash CS4
- Add sound in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to manipulate sound in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to publish a document containing sound in Flash CS4
- Using Video in Flash CS4 Movies
- Recognise how to import and embed a video in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to play an external video in Flash CS4
- Incorporating Sound and Video in Flash CS4 Movies
- Workflow and Adobe Integration in Flash CS4
- Set Preferences and Streamline Work in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to set preferences and document properties in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to undo, redo, and repeat actions in Flash CS4
- Sharing Library Assets in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to share items at author time in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to share items at runtime in Flash CS4
- Using the Project Panel and Templates in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use the Project panel in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to add metadata in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to create custom templates in Flash CS4
- Setting Preferences and Reusing Assets in Flash CS4
- Using Common Adobe Programs with Flash CS4
- Import Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator files into Flash CS4
- Recognise how to work with Flash CS4 files in Bridge
- Recognise how to use Device Central CS4 to create mobile movies
- Exploring Other Adobe CS4 Application Integration
- Import files in XFL format in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to use Adobe AIR with Flash CS4
- Using Adobe Programs with Flash CS4
- Creating Navigation and Publishing Movies in Flash CS4
- Creating Navigation Systems in Flash CS4
- Recognise how to add navigation to a Flash CS4 movie
- Recognise how to add secondary navigation to a Flash CS4 web site
- Working with Multiple Movies in Flash CS4
- Identify reasons for dividing a site into multiple Flash CS4 SWF files
- Recognise how to load and display external content using ActionScript 3.0
- Creating a Navigation System in Flash CS4
- Publishing a Flash CS4 Movie
- Recognise how to test a Flash CS4 movie for publication
- Recognise how to use the Bandwidth Profiler in Flash CS4
- Identify the functions of a preloader
- Recognise how to publish a movie in Flash CS4
- Combining Flash CS4 Movies with HTML
- Identify the design considerations for combining Flash and HTML
- Recognise how to publish a SWF file along with an HTML page
- Recognise how to insert Flash CS4 content using Dreamweaver
- Integrating a Flash CS4 Movie into an HTML Page
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Additional information for Stage 9:
- Adobe AIR for Flash Developers
- Creating an Adobe AIR File
- Configuring Publishing Settings for Adobe AIR in Flash CS4
- Configure publishing settings for an AIR file
- Sign an AIR application
- Customising an AIR Application Descriptor File
- Customise an AIR Application descriptor file
- Previewing and Testing Adobe AIR Applications
- Preview an AIR application
- Test an AIR application in a given scenario
- Preparing Adobe AIR Applications
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Additional information for Stage 10:
- Adobe Fireworks CS4
- Fundamentals
- Introduction to the Fireworks CS4 Interface
- Recognise how to configure the Fireworks interface
- Recognise how image views are used in Fireworks CS4
- Using Fireworks CS4 Selection and Bitmap Tools
- Use selection tools in Fireworks CS4
- Use the Brush tool in Fireworks CS4
- Using Fireworks CS4 Vector Tools
- Create vector paths in Fireworks CS4
- Recognise how vector graphics can be reshaped
- Working with Color in Fireworks CS4
- Add colors to the Colors panel
- Apply a color to an object
- Creating Graphics in Fireworks CS4
- Layering Images and Text
- Format text in Fireworks CS4
- Work with layers
- Prototyping Web Pages
- Recognise how web sites can be prototyped in Fireworks CS4
- Creating and Editing Image Maps
- Create hotspots from text or images
- Slice and export sliced artwork
- Saving and Optimising Images
- Optimise images for web publication
- Creating Web Layouts in Fireworks CS4
Additional Information for Stage 11:
- Adobe InDesign CS4
Fundamentals
- Using the InDesign CS4 Interface
- Use panels in InDesign CS4
- Customise a workspace configuration
- Setting Up a New InDesign CS4 Layout
- Layout a new document
- Recognise how guides and rulers are used in InDesign CS4
- Creating Basic Shapes in InDesign CS4
- Create shapes in InDesign CS4
- Modify shapes in InDesign
- Creating a New InDesign CS4 File
- Creating and Editing Text in InDesign CS4
- Add text to documents in InDesign CS4
- Recognise the text format options in InDesign CS4
- Manipulating Objects in InDesign CS4
- Arrange objects in InDesign CS4
- Work with layers in InDesign CS4
- Drawing Paths in InDesign CS4
- Recognise how to work with paths in InDesign CS4
- Printing and Exporting InDesign CS4 Files
- Print a document in InDesign CS4
- Export a document as a PDF
- Editing InDesign CS4 Files
Additional Information for Stage 12:
- Adobe Captivate 4
- Introducing Captivate 4
- Recognise the main features of Adobe Captivate 4
- Recording a Demonstration in Captivate 4
- Record a demonstration using Adobe Captivate 4
- Identify the key preferences for recording a demonstration
- Recording an Interactive Assessment in Captivate 4
- Record and preview an assessment
- Recognise the preferences for recording an assessment
- Capturing Software Simulations in Captivate
- Adjusting Elements of a Captivate 4 Project
- Use text captions in Adobe Captivate 4
- Use the Timeline in Adobe Captivate 4
- Managing Captivate 4 Project Assets
- Work with slides in Adobe Captivate 4
- Use images in Adobe Captivate 4
- Publish an Adobe Captivate project
- Editing Software Simulations in Captivate 4
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Additional Information for Stage 13:
- Adobe Illustrator CS4
- Getting Started
- Opening and Creating New Illustrator CS4 Files
- Create a new Illustrator CS4 document
- The Illustrator CS4 Interface
- Identify the areas of the workspace
- Recognise the common features of the Tools panel
- Configure and save the workspace
- Creating Basic Shapes in Illustrator CS4
- Distinguish between the selection tools in Illustrator CS4
- Create basic shapes in Illustrator CS4
- Navigating Images in Illustrator CS4
- Recognise the features of the different view modes
- Match ways of using view options in Illustrator with appropriate uses
- Using Illustrator CS4's Basic Tools
- Using Illustrator CS4's Drawing Tools
- Recognise how to use anchor points in Illustrator CS4
- Use the Pen tool
- Recognize how to use the Pencil tool in Illustrator CS4
- Working with Brushes in Illustrator CS4
- Create a new brush in Illustrator CS4
- Use the Blob Brush tool in Illustrator CS4
- Understanding Strokes and Fills in Illustrator CS4
- Use strokes and fills in Illustrator CS4
- Apply gradient and pattern fills in Illustrator CS4
- Using Illustrator CS4 Drawing and Painting Tools
- Beyond the Basics
- Transforming and Moving Objects
- Recognise how to use the Transform panel
- Distinguish between the various transform tools in Illustrator CS4
- Arranging and Grouping Objects
- Group objects in Illustrator CS4
- Use the Layers panel in Illustrator CS4
- Manipulating Shapes
- Combine objects using the Pathfinder panel
- Working with Symbols
- Use the symbol sprayer
- Edit symbols
- Manipulating Illustrator CS4 Artwork
- Adding Type to an Illustrator CS4 Document
- Distinguish between point type and area type
- Format text in Illustrator
- Adding Styles and Effects in Illustrator CS4
- Recognise how to apply graphic styles in Illustrator CS4
- Add effects to graphics in Illustrator CS4
- Saving and Printing in Illustrator CS4
- Recognise how to save an Illustrator file in various formats
- Recognise how to print graphics
- Putting the Finishing Touches on an Illustrator CS4 Project
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Additional Information for Stage 14:
- Adobe Photoshop CS4
- Getting Started
- The Photoshop CS4 Interface
- Recognise how to customise the Photoshop interface
- Recognise how to use the Tools panel
- Opening and Creating Photoshop CS4 Files
- Recognise how to open an existing image in Photoshop CS4
- Create a new image in Photoshop
- Navigating Images in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to navigate images in Photoshop CS4
- Saving and Printing in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to save images in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to print images from Photoshop CS4
- Using the Photoshop CS4 interface
- Using Automatic Photo Corrections in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to use auto corrections in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to use red-eye correction
- Adjusting a Photo's Properties in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to rotate an image in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to use the crop function in Photoshop
- Recognise how to resize an image in Photoshop
- Undoing Changes in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to undo changes in Photoshop
- Making Photo Corrections in Photoshop CS4
- Beyond the Basics
- Selecting Portions of an Image in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to use the lasso tools to create a selection
- Modify a selection in Photoshop
- Organising Photoshop CS4 Content into Layers
- Recognise how to hide and lock layers in Photoshop
- Organise layers in Photoshop
- Adding Text to an Image in Photoshop CS4
- Add text to an image and format it
- Recognise how to create a mask from text
- Using Photoshop CS4 Natural Media Tools
- Recognise how the Brush tool works in Photoshop
- Creating Vector Artwork in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to use the basic shape tools
- Use the Pen tool to create vector graphics
- Creating and Manipulating Artwork in Photoshop CS4
- Applying Photoshop CS4 Filters
- Recognise how to apply filters to an image in Photoshop CS4
- Content-aware Scaling in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to apply content-aware scaling in Photoshop CS4
- Manually Adjusting Color and Tonality in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to apply tonal adjustments in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to modify hue and saturation
- Recognise how to use the Dodge and Burn tools
- Correcting Imperfections in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise how to use the Clone Stamp tool
- Recognise how to improve an image using the Healing Brush and the Spot Healing Brush
- Recognise how to use the Patch tool
- Using Layer Styles and Blend Modes in Photoshop CS4
- Identify the different layer styles available in Photoshop CS4
- Recognise the features of the blend modes in Photoshop CS4
- Manipulating Photographs in Photoshop CS4
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Additional Information for Stage 15:
- Software Programming Fundamentals
- Getting Started
- Designing Programs
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Additional Information for Stage 16:
- Programming Best Practices
- Programming Techniques and Strategies
- General Coding Best Practices
- Object-oriented Coding Best Practices
- Maintaining Quality Code
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Additional Information for Stage 17:
- Software Development Principles
- Developing a User-Centred Software Design Approach
- Introducing User-Centered Design
- Developing an Application Using User-Centered Design
- The Iterative Process in User-Centered Design
- Practical Examples of User-Centered Design
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Additional Information for Stage 18:
- Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 - Application Development Foundation
- Visual Basic: System Types and Collections
- Recognise basic object-oriented programming procedures in Visual Basic
- Identify the variables in Visual Basic
- Create types
- Create classes
- Create types and classes in a given scenario
- Recognise the interfaces in the System namespace
- Recognise the interfaces in the System.Collections namespace
- Use classes in the System.Collections namespace
- Identify the classes in the System.Collections namespace
- Identify the classes that provide the abstract base class
- Use interfaces and classes in a given scenario
- Create generic types
- Create generic interfaces
- Create generic classes
- Create generic enumerators
- Create generics
- Visual Basic: Serialisation and I/O
- Serialise an object in Visual Basic
- Distinguish between serialisation interfaces
- Use the SerialisationInfo classes
- Use XMLserialisation and deserialisation
- Serialise and deserialise an object in binary format
- Serialise and deserialise an object in SOAP format
- Use serialisation in a given scenario
- Use the FileStream class
- Distinguish between the most common file handling classes in the System.IO namespace
- Match the classes to examples of their file management tasks
- Implement isolated storage
- Use stream, isolated storage, and file management classes in a given scenario
- Determine how to improve application performance using serialisation and I/O
- Visual Basic: Customised Programming
- Integrate a COM object into .NET
- Use data marshalling
- Use DLL functions
- Use System.Reflection
- Use System.Reflection.Emit
- Perform interoperation and reflection in a given scenario
- Use GDI+ to draw a shape
- Use GDI+ to display images
- Manipulate text in an application
- Draw and manipulate text in Visual Basic
- Determine how to customise a Visual Basic application
- Develop e-mail functionality in an application
- Recognise how to configure CultureInfo
- Recognise how to configure NumberFormatInfo
- Recognise how to configure RegionInfo
- Configure DateTimeFormatInfo
- Develop e-mail capabilities in an application
- Localise and application
- Visual Basic: Security
- Implement evidence-based security
- Implement role-based security
- Implement evidence-based security in a given scenario
- Implement role-based security in a given scenario
- Implement file security
- Implement authentication
- Implement permissions using the System.Security namespace
- Implement permissions using the System.Security.Permissions namespace in a given scenario
- Use the command-line to implement permissions
- Implement file and code access security permissions in a given scenario
- Implement symmetric cryptography
- Implement asymmetric cryptography in a given scenario
- Use hash algorithms
- Use the DPAPI
- Use cryptography in a given scenario
- Visual Basic: Threading, Service Processing, and Application Domains
- Implement threading
- Use the WaitHandle class
- Use the EventWaitHandle class
- Use the ReaderWriterLock class
- Use special classes
- Use Thread Timers
- Recognise the features of the ThreadState and ThreadPriority enumerations
- Develop threads in Visual Basic
- Create a Windows Service
- Identify the characteristics of Windows Services
- Install and run a Windows Service
- Use the ServiceBase class
- Use the ServiceController class
- Use the ServiceInstaller class
- Implement Windows Services in a given scenario
- Configure application domains
- Configure an application domain in a given scenario
- Determine how to improve system operation using threading, service processing, and application domains
- Visual Basic: Diagnostics and Management
- Recognise how to use configuration file and section classes
- Recognise how to use configuration elements interfaces
- Program custom installers for components
- Configure .NET applications for deployment
- Program configuration data
- Program custom installers
- Use event logs
- Use system processes
- Manage event logs and system processes
- Determine how to manage configuration, custom installation, and system processes.
- Debug an application
- Trace an application
- Describe management events
- Retrieve system information
- Debug an application
- Manage system information
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Additional information for Stage 19:
- Microsoft Exam 70-528 TS: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Web-Based Client Development VB
- Web-form Creation with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0
- Create a basic web form and distinguish between the two models used to manage web-form components
- Add HTML and ASP.NET server controls to a web form, given a scenario
- Identify the code for key event handlers used in web forms
- Add and configure ASP.NET server controls and add event handling to a web form in a given scenario
- Identify the situations in which different client-based state-management options are used in web forms
- Identify the situations in which different server-based state management options are used in web forms
- Configure web application and system settings, and redirect users to other web pages
- Optimise web pages, given a scenario
- Determine the most appropriate state-options to use, and complete to code to redirect users to another web page, given a scenario
- Add navigation controls to web forms, implement globalisation, and create accessible web pages
- Add user-input and program validation to web forms
- Add navigation controls, implement globalisation, and add validation controls to a .NET 2.0 web form, given a scenario
- Data Integration with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0
- Identify the role of the key data-source controls and data-bound controls used in web forms
- Set up data access and data binding in web forms
- Set up a web form to bind an XmlDataSource Control to a TreeView control
- Connect a web application to a database, given a scenario
- Identify the code used to handle database-connection exceptions and to enforce security in web forms
- Identify how to use the key objects for connected environments in web forms
- Identify how to use the key objects for disconnected environments in web forms
- Configure a connection between a web application and a SQL Server database with exception handling, security capabilities, and the capability to function in a disconnected environment using DataTables and DataSets
- Custom Controls and Security with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0
- Create and customise user controls in web forms
- Create and configure custom web controls
- Complete the customisation of a user control and web control in a web application, given a scenario
- Identify how key attributes are used to set authentication in single or across multiple web applications
- Identify the code used to configure authorisation in web forms
- Identify the code used to add login controls to web forms
- Configure authentication settings, configure URL authorisation, and add a login control to a web form, given a scenario
- Web-application Deployment, Optimisation, and Customisation with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0
- Configure deployment properties for web-setup projects, to use the Copy Web tool, and to use the Publish Web Site utility, given a scenario
- Use performance counters and caching in a web application
- Identify the code used to implement ASP.NET health monitoring in web applications
- Use ASP.NET tracing in web forms
- Copy a web application to a target server, to add and retrieve cache items, and to use tracing for a web application, given a scenario
- Complete the code to run a custom performance counter, given a scenario
- Create master pages for web applications
- Apply web-page themes
- Identify how to use the WebPartManager, WebPartConnection, and WebPartZone classes in web forms, given a scenario
- Identify how to use CatalogPart and EditorPart controls to make Web Parts available to users, given a scenario
- Complete the code to create a master page with content, apply themes, and customise Web Parts for web-application users, given a scenario
- XML and Mobile Web Applications with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0
- Identify the code used to read data with the XmlReader and XmlTextReader classes
- Identify the classes and code used to read node trees, validate XML data, and write XML data
- Identify the classes and code to read XML data into the XML Document Object Model (DOM) and work with nodes in an XML document
- Identify the code to write data in XML format from the XML Document Object Model (DOM), to handle DOM events, and to modify XML declarations
- Read XML data, validate XML data, load data into the XML Document Object Model (DOM), and handle DOM events
- Create a new mobile web-application project
- Customise mobile web applications
- Create a mobile web application that is customised to display controls differently for specific device types
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Additional information for Stage 20:
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Additional information for Stage 21:
- Java 2 Programming
- Java 2 Language Basics
- Creating Classes in Java 2
- Java 2 Language Features
- Core Java 2 Utilities
- Introduction to Creating GUIs in Java 2
- Java Programming with J2SE 1.4
- Java Programming with J2SE 1.4
- Java Programming with J2SE 5.0
- Java Enterprise Development with the J2EE
- Overview of the J2EE Architecture
- Client Development, Application Deployment and Security
- Servlets and JSPs
- Enterprise JavaBeans
- J2EE Support Technologies
- J2EE Connector
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Additional information for Stage 22:
- Sun Certified SCP Java Standard Edition 6.0 Exam CX-310-065
- Java Programming with Java SE 6.0:
- Getting Started with Java
- Operators and Flow Control in Java
- Creating Classes in Java
- Working with Classes in Java
- Generics and Annotations
- Reference Types and Threading
- Exception Handling and Assertions
- Java Utilities
- Java I/O
- Basic GUI Development in Java
- Java Applets
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