Overview/Description Certain professions are inextricably tied to writing under pressure, such as the newspaper journalist or the magazine columnist. Indeed, there's a broad spectrum of professions where writing under pressure is an essential skill with direct consequences – financial or otherwise. Professionals are often required to complete multiple writing tasks in a limited time frame. This course provides professionals with effective ways to prepare for writing successfully under pressure, including how to reduce stress and prepare a suitable writing environment, as well as how to...

Overview/Description To describe how to use flow control, incorporate user input in UNIX shell programs, and debug shell programs Target Audience IT professionals and UNIX end-users who need to familiarize themselves with the UNIX shell environment Prerequisites Familiarity with the fundamentals of the UNIX operating system and the ability to navigate a file system and use basic shell commands Expected Duration (hours) 3.7 Lesson ObjectivesWriting UNIX Shell Programs explain the principles of logical flow in a shell program use conditional expressions to provide flow control in shell programs...

Overview/Description XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a language used primarily for the management, display, and organization of data. XML consists of tags used to define elements and is derived from SGML or Standard Generalized Markup Language for use on the web. This course discusses the basics of creating documents in XML. It also covers how to use Document Type Definitions (DTDs) to define the structure of the document, as well as its newer alternative, an XML schema. Target Audience Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML...