Here's how the information is presented.

• One full day
• A series of mini-case studies, each including:
  • a problem statement
  • a Perl script that is a partial solution
  • an exercise in which you modify or repair the example
  • a complete solution
  • a summary of the techniques applied
• At the end of the class, there will be a hyperlink to a tarball you can take home

Here's what the course uses.

• This course is entirely Web-based.
  • Everything you need is available through your browser.
• You will also use:
  • a text editor
  • a dedicated web server
  • a database engine
  • a sample database to work with
  • a Perl interpreter
• These may be on a shared classroom server, on a remote server, or on each desktop machine.

Here's how we'll achieve our objectives.

• Emphasis on practical skills and real life issues:
  • history and theory is kept to a minimum
• Highly compressed:
  • much is covered in a short amount of time
  • set your own pace
  • the instructor acts mainly as a facilitator
• Lots of hands-on:
  • learn by doing
  • the best way to acquire new skills
• Labs:
  • develop skills used in real-world business applications
  • source code files are provided to save time typing
  • step-by-step construction of a Web-based bookstore:

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