Active Server Pages ... 2 days

This course presents the essentials of creating dynamic web pages with Microsoft’s ASP (Active Server Pages) and IIS (Internet Information Server) technologies. The course makes the most of exercises that clearly demonstrate the value and power of ASP. It also covers the use of HTML forms, database updates internet security, and browser-independent applications.

You learn from professionals with real-world experience developing and enhancing applications using ASP. You work in labs at your own computer connected to a relational database and a web server. You use Active Data Objects (ADO). The class moves quickly, so you'll be writing functional ASP code on Day 1.

At the completion of the labs, you'll have built an interactive application that retrieves data from and updates a database. You’ll leave the course able to deliver data-driven web pages and fully interactive web sites for almost any internet application.

Course Topics
• ASP technology and how it works
• What you can (and can’t) do with ASP
• Building browser-independent applications
• HTML forms and server-side scripting
• The basics of VBScript
• The ASP object model
• Retrieving and updating data in a SQL database
• Understanding ADO (Active Data Objects) and ODBC
• Internet security
• Using components for Rapid Application Development

Who Should Take this Class?
This class is for system developers who want to get up to speed on ASP quickly. Prerequisites include a working knowledge of HTML and some programming experience (Visual Basic, VBScript, or SQL, for example).

What Do You Take Home?
Participants in Creative Data’s ASP training receive a bound copy of the course presentation materials and the Wrox Press book Professional Active Server Pages. They also keep a suite of labs that reinforce the covered concepts, all lab exercises and answers, and the ASP code they created in the labs.

Go to the detailed course outline.

View the course schedule.

Register now.

Why learn about technology from a consulting company?