Architag University offers customized training at your site for any topic covered by our public courses. On-site training makes financial sense if you have four or more people to train on a particular topic. Courses can be customized to fit your situation, so your people can get the training they need in the shortest possible time.
Below is our catalog of courses. Some of these are not currently scheduled as public classes, but any course or combination of courses can be delivered at your site.
| Course Name | Description | Length |
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| XML101TM (Introduction to XML) |
This is an introductory course designed to provide an overview of XML and related technologies. Students will learn how XML can be used for data interchange and delivery based on the needs of the end-users. There will be
a combination of lectures and hands-on exercises to provide students with a general understanding of the possibilities that XML brings to electronic
publishing. This course is aimed at HTML programmers and scripters.
This is not just a syntax course! Don't confuse XML101 with other introductory XML courses. Architag introduces you to useful applications of XML. You will be productive when you get back to work! |
4 days |
| Making Web Services Work |
If you think web services means "services
delivered over the Web", you need to come to this class!
Web services are much more than that. The focus for this five-day course is on
developing programs that consume or produce XML-tagged
datasets for sharing information across organizational
boundaries or between departments behind the firewall. |
5 days |
| XML in 180 Minutes |
This course introduces you to the Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) and gives you an idea of its potential and how companies are using it to solve their document management and distribution problems. You leave this course with an understanding of the standard, its syntax, and its use. |
0.5 days |
| XML Syntax and Application |
This three-hour course starts with an explanation of XML syntax and includes a discussion of well-formed XML, valid XML, and the document type definition (DTD). Then, other related standards are introduced and demonstrated, including XML schemas, the document object model (DOM), and XSL, the Extensible Markup Language. |
0.5 days |
| XML Conceptual Overview |
This two-hour course introduces you to XML from a business standpoint, and shows how you can use it to solve the problems of data interchange, intelligent data manipulation on the browser, and data management on the server. |
0.5 days |
| XML Advanced Topics |
XML is just one in a series of W3C standards designed to make Web applications more secure, customized, and accessible. These related standards, and more, are described, reviewed, and discussed in this advanced course. Hands-on workshops allow you to work with tools that support these standards and understand them better. |
2 days |
| Building Three-tier Web Architectures with XML |
This course is designed to provide a hands-on, technical introduction to the Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) as a data delivery protocol on the Web. |
1 day |
| XML and Databases |
This course covers the use of XML in a database environment in four ways: 1) Exporting data from a database, 2) Importing data into a database, 3) Exchanging data between databases, and 4) managing document information using databases. |
1 day |
| Advanced XSLT and XPath |
The Extensible Stylesheet Language provides a way to format XML documents in a Web browser. The transformation part of XSL, the W3C Technical Recommendation XSLT, provides a declarative syntax for general-purpose transformations of XML from one structure or schema to another. This course shows you how you can create simjple and complex tranformations using XSLT |
1 day |
| Advanced XML |
No longer just a web publishing technology, XML is rapidly becoming established as an interchange language for electronic commerce. Building on the concepts and techniques introduced in XML 101, this course shows you how to apply XML and related technologies to dynamic web sites and business-to-business transactions. Lab work will include extended exercises in using SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and the BizTalk Application Framework. |
4 days |
| XML for Programmers |
No longer just a web publishing technology, XML is rapidly becoming established as an interchange language for electronic commerce. Building on the concepts and techniques introduced in XML 101, this course shows you how to apply XML and related technologies to dynamic web sites and business-to-business transactions. Lab work will include extended exercises in using SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and the BizTalk Application Framework. |
3 days |
| Arbortext Epic Editor for Authors |
A comprehensive introduction to Epic Editor, this course emphasizes the full functionality of the tool, while advocating "best practices" to ensure the most efficient and effective use of Epic. |
4 days |
| Introduction to BizTalk (BizTalk 101) |
This 3-day course provides an intensive introduction to electronic commerce concepts, XML syntax and use, BizTalk Framework syntax, and practical hands-on workshops focused on the Microsoft BizTalk Server 2000 product. Students leave the course understanding the BizTalk initative and the Microsoft BizTalk Server 2000 product. |
3 days |
| BizTalk Advanced Topics |
This advanced class takes over where Introduction to BizTalk (BT101) finishes. It provides the developer with the tools and hands-on experience you need to implement BizTalk Server in a complex, enterprise-level environment. |
3 days |
| BizTalk Server and EDI |
EDI was the de-facto interchange language for e-business. Microsoft BizTalk Server has rich built-in support for EDI, allowing an enterprise to do business with other companies that are using EDI.
This course will show you how you can use BizTalk Server to integrate with your EDI-based trading partners. |
2 days |
| Ecommerce Solution: BizTalk and .Net Servers |
Microsoft offers many tools that comprise their e-commerce solution package. BizTalk Server is the center of the B2B integration solution, but there are many other components that can be used to create a scaleable, enterprise-safe e-commerce solution. |
1 day |
| BizTalk Server and Your Legacy Applications |
One of the most useful applications of XML in general and BizTalk in particular is in their ability to provide a connection point between your legacy applications. By Using XML and advanced messaging techniques, you can get new life out of your old systems, without re-wriitng applications or complex interfaces.
This course covers several different ways to use the power of XML messaging and the simplicity of BizTalk Server to integrate your legacy applications |
2 days |
| BizTalk Server and Commerce Server |
Microsoft BizTalk Server and Commerce Server work together to provide rich catalog and e-business capabilities. Getting the two to integrate requires some know-how, and this course will get you there. |
2 days |
| FrameMaker+SGML Authoring and Editing |
This class teaches you how to author structured documents using FrameMaker+SGML. It shows you how to work with a structured template to edit existing documents and how to create new documents from scratch. You will also work through structured exercises. |
2 days |
| Developing Applications in FrameMaker+SGML |
This course covers two important aspects required for successful FrameMaker+SGML applications. First, the element definition document (EDD) is discussed and demonstrated in depth. Then, the read/write rules are discussed and used. |
3 days |
| SGML101TM (Introduction to SGML) |
SGML101™ is the basic "foundation" course, introducing the concepts and vocabulary of SGML. This course provides basic working knowledge of the syntax of SGML and application of SGML principles. |
3 days |
| SGML 301 (Beyond the Basics) |
In Architag University's SGML 101™ course, we discuss basic syntax and a general philosophy about SGML, giving the student a basic understanding of both topics. SGML 301(Beyond the Basics) teaches you the finer points of SGML |
2 days |
| OmniMark Programming I |
This course introduces you to the OmniMark text-processing language. The course is structured as a lecture and hands-on workshop that gives you immediate experience using OmniMark. |
4 days |
| Making OmniMark Work |
This course teaches advanced topics in OmniMark by using real-world problems that have been solved with OmniMark. This course is similar in format to Introduction to OmniMark and acts as an extension to it, but is designed to give you the tools you need to solve your real conversion problems, using OmniMark, right away. |
4 days |
| Advanced Network Programming with OmniMark |
This intensive course covers all of the basic installation and implementation topics you need to know to get started with OmniMark’s Network programming products. |
4 days |
| XMetaL Core Configuration |
This is an introductory course designed to provide an overview of the
XMetaL editing and core configuration environment. You will learn how XML
information is created, edited and maintained in XMetaL, and understand how
XMetaL can be configured to provide a customized authoring and editing
environment for documents. |
3 days |
