Understanding how to program and interface that data across the Internet is vital to business on the World Wide Web. This course offers instruction on Internet database concepts, understanding when to utilize Internet database technologies, design an Internet database, real-time database interface with corporate information systems and the Internet, and how to analyze the need for different Internet technologies. The course will focus on ASP, Access and Cold Fusion, and discuss the broad spectrum of Internet database technology tools available. This is a mentored course in which students who have completed the curriculum for either the Web Programmer Certificate or Web Designer Certificate will work with clients in the business world to create a web-site. Students will be assigned to a team consisting of a developer and designer, and will produce, under the mentor-ship of the instructor, a web site to add to his or her portfolio.
Courses are available on a day, evening, or weekend schedule.
Semester begins August 30 and ends December 19. for complete schedule, Please call 212.965.8383. The main concepts and features of QuarkXPress will be taught using a hands-on approach. Students will create actual publications that incorporate text, graphic images, and drawn items. Topics include creating a new document, changing page setup, working with text, using the tool palette, character and paragraph formatting, inserting pictures and drawn items, working with master pages, managing document files and printing. Topics in this hands-on workshop include automatic drop caps, working with paragraph rules, adjusting kerning and tracking, scaling text horizontally and vertically, working with style sheets and templates, picture styling, working with multiple items, working with layers, creating and using libraries, and working with process color and spot color.