XML
Learn to use XML for creating and managing data sources. This module: introduces the basic principles of XML; demonstrates its growing importance in business-to-business transactions; provides hands-on practice in creating XML data sources; shows how to create new tags and parse XML on a web client; shows the relationship between an XML document and a DTD (Document Type Definition); explains the concept of schema; creates an XSL stylesheet; and demonstrates how to integrate XML with XHTML in order to display and manipulate data on the web.
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Web Authoring using XHTML and CSS if studying as part of the Certificate of Higher Education; or equivalent basic web authoring skills using XHTML and CSS if studying as a short course.)
15 credits at Level 5
Fees vary depending on whether you are a new student or returning to continue a course of study.
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Fees for new students starting courses in the 2012/2013 academic year
£575 : This is the fee for new students starting their studies in the 2012/2013 academic year
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Fees for students already studying with us and continuing on courses started prior to autumn 2012
£400 : Standard fee
£500 : Fee for those who already hold undergraduate qualifications, e.g. Certificates of Higher Education or first degrees
£500 : Fee for international students
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Enrolment |
Start dates and duration |
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| SSCS018H5ACB How to enrol ME(P) Enrol online Please note that this module has pre-requisites. Select the module and start enrolment to find out if you satisfy the requirements. |
Tue 9 Oct 2012, 6pm-9pm 8 meetings |
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| SSCS018H5BCB How to enrol ME(P) Enrol online Please note that this module has pre-requisites. Select the module and start enrolment to find out if you satisfy the requirements. |
Sat 12 Jan-Sat 9 Feb 2013, 9.30am-4.30pm 4 meetings |
Relevant qualifications
This module is part of the following programme(s):