• write basic HTML (headers, tables, lists) in a text editor and test it


• use a unix/linux/dos-prompt


• use a text editor


• explain and write small, single-threaded programs (<100 lines) in Java, use standard java packages and be able to include and use new, non-standard Java packages, and be familiar with key Java concepts such as types, inheritance and exceptions.
  
  At the IT University (ITU) these prerequisites can be achieved by following one of the introductionary programming courses followed by a java programming project or the course Object Oriented Programming.


• understand basic SQL queries. At ITU this can be achieved by following one of the introductionary database courses.

• validate and write validating XML and HTML 4.01


• explain types for XML and use, analyse and design DTDs and Schemas for XML languages


• explain XML processing; use, compare, and choose between DOM, SAX and JDOM; and implement XML processing applications using DOM, SAX, and JDOM.


• explain XML transformation and analyse, implement, and execute XML transformations using XSLT


• explain XML query languages and databases, and analyse, implement, and execute queries in XQuery


• compare and evaluate other current and future semi-structured data manipulating technologies to the ones mentioned above.

1. HTML and XML


2. DTD and XML Schema


3. XPath


4. XSL and XSLT


5. XQuery, XML databases


6. DOM, SAX (XML streaming), JDOM

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Se hvordan undervisningen er tilrettelagt her:
link til skemaoplysninger
Skemaoplysningerne vil være tilgængelige fra kort før semesterstart.

See the schedule here:
link to the time table
The schedule will be available shortly before the beginning of the term.