Certified Internet Webmaster

Certified Internet Webmaster

Access Tutorial
Microsoft Certification
MCSE
MOUS
Exchange Server
IIS4 Training
SQL Server
TCP/IP Training
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows 2000 Server
MCSE Training
MOUS Training
Excel 2000
Excel 2000 Expert
Word 2000
Word 2000 Expert
PowerPoint
Office 2000
Office 97
CompTIA A+ Training
Cisco CCNA
Oracle 8i
E-Commerce
Novell CNE
Lotus Notes
Visual Basic
Java
HTML
Visual InterDev
PowerBuilder
FOCUS
UNIX
Sybase
PhotoShop
S.A.S.
QuickBooks
MS Works
FrontPage
Lotus Notes
MS Exchange
MS Office
Oracle Tutorial
Estate Planning
Interview Skils
Investing
Resumess Writing
Management Training

Fruta Vida
Business Opportunity

This course is for anyone who is interested in learning the fundamentals of the Internet and the World Wide Web, and for anyone preparing for the Certified Internet Webmaster Foundations exam 1D0-410.

This is self-paced, internet-based Certified Internet Webmaster tutorial -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

• The Internet and the World Wide Web provides a brief history of the Internet and the World Wide Web. It describes the protocols and technologies used by the Internet, and explains how to use and configure a Web browser.
• E-Mail, FTP, Newsgroups and Telnet provides an overview of e-mail and various e-mail client programs. It examines how to use e-mail, describes how to use mailing lists and e-mail attachments, and discusses issues of e-mail privacy. This course also examines the Internet remote protocols FTP and Telnet, and explains the functions of newsgroups on the Internet.
• Objects, Plug-Ins, Viewers and Security provides an overview of Internet programming and scripting languages, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, ActiveX, Jscript and VBScript. It introduces several widely-used browser plug-ins and their functionality, and also provides an overview of security issues regarding the Internet, including cookies, authentication, encryption, firewalls and virus attacks.
• Search Engines and E-Commerce provides an overview of different types of Internet search engines and various Internet search techniques, including Boolean operators. This course also defines electronic commerce and explains e-commerce standards, including Electronic Data Interchange, Secure Electronic Transactions and smart cards. In addition, this course covers the fundamentals of project management.
• Web Page Authoring and HTML Coding introduces Web page creation using text and GUI HTML editors, and provides an overview of Web page design issues such as the interface, business considerations, and bandwidth. It also examines the origins of HTML and its various flavors, and shows the basics of HTML coding, including common tags and formatting techniques.
• Graphical Elements, Hyperlinks and Tables introduces Web page graphic elements such as horizontal rules, images, colors and font specifications. It examines how to link text and images to other files and sites, and how to create and manipulate tables on a Web page.
• Forms, Images and Frames introduces HTML form elements such as text boxes, radio buttons, check boxes, etc. It examines how to create client-side image maps and link them to URLs, and discusses graphics issues such as transparency, interlacing and animation. It also shows how to create frames in a Web site to further enhance the user's experience.

After completing our courses, the user should be able to:

• The Evolution
• How it Works
• The Client/Server Model
• Connecting
• Protocols
• The Domain Name System (DNS)
• The Business of Domain Names
• Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)
• Intranets and Extranets
• The World Wide Web
• Web Browsers
• Customizing a Browser
• The History Folder
• Browser Cache
• Using Bookmarks and Favorites
• Image Loading
• Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
• E-Mail Basics
• Microsoft Outlook Express E-Mail
• Netiquette
• E-Mail Signatures
• E-Mail Privacy
• E-Mail Attachments
• Mailing Lists
• File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
• Downloading and Uploading with FTP
• Newsgroups
• Newsgroup Categories and Structure
• Telnet
• Multimedia on the Web
• Web Languages
• Plug-In Technology
• Browser Plug-Ins
• Viewers
• Miscellaneous File Formats
• Security
• Cookies
• Authentication and Digital Certificates
• Configuring Browser Security
• Encryption
• Viruses
• Proxy Servers
• Firewalls
• Search Engines
• Adding a Web Site to a Search Engine
• Basic Search Techniques
• Advanced Search Techniques
• Searching for Special Types of Information
• Pre-Web Search Tools
• E-Commerce Basics
• E-Commerce Standards
• E-Commerce Advantages and Issues
• International Support
• Visitor Tracking
• Payment Processing
• Copyrights, Licensing and Trademarks
• E-Commerce Solutions
• Project Management Fundamentals
• Creating Web Pages
• Web Page Accessibility
• Front-End Issues
• Back-End Issues
• What Is HTML?
• HTML Standards
• XHTML
• Web Browsers and Standards
• Markup Tags
• Document Structure Tags
• Paragraph Formatting
• Block-Level Elements
• Indenting and Centering Text
• Text-Level Elements
• Lists
• Comments and Good Practices

A typical course has the following features:

• Certificates of Completion
• Instructional steps -- walk through a procedure
• Exercises -- try it out
• Notes - See additional information related to the topic in the text
• Tips - See a different, faster, or easier way of doing something
• Quick References - See a quick reference guide to the features introduced in a chapter
• Details - Display more detailed information related to the current topic
• Hotwords - See related information
• Navigation Bar - Maneuver easily through the courses
• Course Topics and Index -- with searching feature and hyper-links
• Printable Exercises - PDF downloadable files
• Sample Application Files - PDF downloadable files
• Course Glossary