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L’Obel’s SEO SEM Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled SEO SEM Specialist.
SEO SEM @ L’Obel  :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after SEO SEM Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in SEO SEM. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a SEO SEM Consultant/Specialist.

INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel  :- is unique in its SEO SEM Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete SEO SEM Professional.

SEO SEM Course Syllabus

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SEO Course Content – Basic Package

Introduction to SEO

- The Definition of Search Engine Compatibility
- So What is Search Engine Optimization?
- The Value of Search Engine Optimization
- The ROI from Search Engine Optimization
- Why Aren’t More Companies Using SEO?
- Web Site Elements Impacting Search Compatibility
- The TITLE Element
- The META Description Tag
- The META Keywords Tag
- The Alt IMG Attribute
- Text Links
- Keyword-Rich Body Text

Search Engine Basics

- Search Engines and Directories
- Important Search Engines and Directories
- Paid Submission and Pay For Performance Search Engines
- Who Owns Who?
- Who Powers Whom?
- How Search Engines Index Pages
- How Search Engines Rank Pages
- Google Page Rank
- Web Site Relevancy Factors
- Algorithm Chasing is for the Birds

SEO Requirements Gathering

- Before You Start
- How Search Engine-Compatible is the Site Currently?
- Requirements Gathering
- Assignment 1 (Tutor-Graded)

Keyword Research

- What is Keyword Research?
- Why is Keyword Research So Important?
- Before You Start
- Assignment 2 (Tutor-Graded)

Title and META Tag Creation

- The TITLE Element
- The META Description Tag
- The META Keywords Tag
- Create Your Own
- Tailored TITLE and META Tags
- Unsupported Characters
- Assignment 3 (Tutor-Graded)

SEO Copywriting

- Text Heavy Home Page
- Keyword-Rich Text
- SEO Copywriting
- Speak to Your Audience
- Use Easy to Understand Language
- Build Your Copy Around Your Keywords
- Keyword Integration
- Assignment 4 (Tutor-Graded)

SEO Integration

- Putting it All Together
- Target Keyword Phrases
- Optimized TITLE Tag
- Optimized META Description Tag
- Optimized META Keywords Tag
- Optimizing an Un-optimized Page
- Integrating Optimized Title and META Tags
- Integrating Optimized ALT IMG Attributes
- Optimizing Page Text
- Integrating a Call to Action
- Assignment 5 (Self-Graded)

Search Engine and Directory Submission

- Before You Begin
- Pre-Submission Checklist
- Site Submission Spreadsheet
- Rules of Submission
- Submitting to Directories
- Submitting to the Yahoo! Directory
- Submitting to Open Directory
- Paid Submissions
- Lists of Other Search Engines and Directories

Search Engine Spam

- The Definition of Search Engine Spam
- Examples of Search Engine Spam
- “Black Hat” vs. “White Hat” Search Engine Optimization
- Why Spam is Unnecessary
- SEM Industry Standards
- Search Engine Guidelines
- How to Report Spam
- How to Avoid Spamming the Search Engines
- Build Sites for Visitors Rather than Search Engines

SEO Reporting and Conversions

- Measuring SEO Success
1. Track your site’s search engine rankings
2. Track the amount of traffic your site is receiving
3. Track the number of returning visitors to your site
4. Track the number of sales / conversions your site receives
5. Track the link popularity of your site

- Key Site Metrics to Look At Regularly
1. Pathways through your site
2. The page from which most visitors click away from your site.
3. Single access pages
4. Most visited page(s) and top entry pages.
5. Landing pages for PPC Campaigns, etc.
6. Metric values that show a radical change from developing trends
7. Page refreshes
8. Where your site visitors are coming from
9. Search Engine Referrals
10. Search Phrases

SEO Course Content – Advanced Package

Overview of Advanced SEO Concepts

- Search Engines and Directories
- Important Search Engines and Directories
- Who Owns Who?
- Important Industry Milestones
- Who Powers Whom?
- Key Audiences for Your Site
- The Definition of Search Engine Compatibility
- So What is Search Engine Optimization?
- Web Site Elements Impacting Search Compatibility
- How Search Engines Index Pages
- How Search Engines Rank Pages
- Web Site Relevancy Factors
- Algorithm Chasing is for the Birds

Site Architecture

- What is Site Architecture?
- What is Search Engine Compatible Site Architecture?
- Elements of Site Architecture That Impact Search Ranking
> Domain
> Directory Structure
> File Naming
> Page File Extensions
> Navigation Menus
> Multiple Entry Points
> Heading Tags
> Robots META Tag
> Robots Exclusion Protocol (Robots.txt File)
> Error Trapping
> Site Maps
> Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
> Server Side Includes (SSI)

- Remaining Site Architectural Elements
- Benefits of Search Engine Compatible Site Architecture
- Further Reading

Text Content

- Keyword-Rich Body Text
- Text Heavy Home Page
- SEO Copywriting
- Heading Tags
- Build Your Copy Around Your Keywords
- Text Links
- Advantages of Text Links
- Navigation Menus
- Link Title Attributes
- Assignment 1 (Tutor-Graded)

Dynamic Content

- What is Dynamic Content?
- How Dynamic Content Impacts Search Engine Compatibility
- Optimization for Dynamic Web Sites
- Workarounds for Dynamic Web Content
- Further Reading
- Assignment 2 (Tutor-Graded)

Graphics

- Graphics and the Web
- Graphic-Heavy Pages
- Alt IMG Attributes
- Graphical Navigation Menus
- Navigation buttons
- Image Maps
- Drop Down Menus
- Disadvantages
- Accessibility
- Assignment 3 (Tutor-Graded)

Flash and Splash Pages

- Flash
- Intro / Splash Pages
- Bells and Whistles
- Making Flash Search Engine Friendly
- Search Engine Support for Flash
- Further Reading
- Assignment 4 (Tutor-Graded)

Frames and Tables

- Frames-Based Sites
- Search Engines and Frames
- The NoFrames Element
- Frame Orphaning
- To Sum Up Frames
- Tables
- Search Engines and Tables
- Tables and Spam
- Alternatives to Tables
- To Sum Up Tables
- Further Reading

Link Popularity

- What is Link Popularity?
- Google PageRank
- Backward Links
- Link Building
- Text Links
- Factors Influencing Link Popularity
- Important Search Engines and Directories Recap
- Lists of Other Search Engines and Directories
- Links to Avoid
- Free Link Popularity Tools
- Further Reading
- Assignment 5 (Tutor-Graded)

Pay For Performance ( PPC / Adwords Campaign )

- What is Pay For Performance?
- Pay For Performance Options
- Express Paid Submission to the Yahoo! Directory
- Pay Per Click Models
- Yahoo! Sponsored Search
- Yahoo! Content Match
- Yahoo! Local Sponsored Search
- Yahoo Search Submit Express
- Yahoo Search Submit Pro
- Google AdWords
- Google AdSense
- Other Pay-Per-Click Providers
- Learn More About Pay Per Click Campaigns
- Further Reading

Measuring SEO ROI

- Does SEO Truly Deliver ROI?
- Measuring SEO Success
1. Track your site’s search engine rankings
2. Track the amount of traffic your site is receiving
3. Track the number of returning visitors to your site
4. Track the number of sales / conversions your site receives
5. Track the link popularity of your site

- Key Site Metrics to Look At Regularly
1. Pathways through your site
2. The page from which most visitors click away from your site.
3. Single access pages
4. Most visited page(s) and top entry pages.
5. Landing pages for PPC Campaigns, etc.
6. Metric values that show a radical change from developing trends
7. Page refreshes
8. Where your site visitors are coming from
9. Search Engine Referrals
10. Search Phrases

- Further Reading
- Final Exam

Bonus- Starting Your Own SEO Business

- Planning and Preparation
- Getting Started
- Your Workplace
- Tools of the Trade
> Hardware
> Software
> Subscriptions
> Books / E-books
> Memberships
> Services
> SEO Training
- Open for Business!
- Getting Clients
- Other Considerations
- Keeping Clients
- Working in the SEO Industry
- Getting Help
- Growing Your Business
- Pitfalls to Avoid

Course Duration

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The duration of the SEO SEM course is 80 Hours.

Contact us

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for more information about this SEO SEM course

Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com

Write to: info@lobelitp.com

Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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L’Obel’s Flex Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled Flex Specialist.
FLEX @ L’Obel  :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after Flex Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in Flex. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a Flex Consultant/Specialist.

INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel  :- is unique in its Flex Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete Flex Professional.

Flex Course Syllabus

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Introduction to Flex

Understanding rich Internet applications
Introducing the Adobe Flex product line
The foundation of the RIA: Flash Player/Flash Virtual Machine
Understanding the Flex application process flow
Getting help and other resources

Understanding Flex Builder

Understanding the relationship between Eclipse and Flex Builder
Exploring the Flex Builder interface
Creating a project and your first application
Creating a main application page and running it
Using debugging
Getting help in Adobe Flex Builder

Flex Fundamentals

Creating a simple Flex application
Creating your first Flex application
Laying out a Flex application with containers
Adding user interface controls
Creating bindings between components
Architecting an application with MXML components
Creating properties and methods of MXML components

Handling Events in Flex

Understanding events
Demonstration: Viewing system and user events
Creating event handlers using inline ActionScript
Using inline ActionScript
Handling events with ActionScript functions
Placing ActionScript functions in external files
Understanding the event object
Implementing the addEventListener() method

Flex Controls

Getting familiar with Flex controls
Using the Button control
Using a CheckBox Control
Using NumericStepper controls
Using Text Controls
Displaying images
Adding simple controls to an application

Managing your Application’s Layout using Containers

Understanding Containers
Using the Application container
Setting an application’s layout
Using the Panel container
Using the Form container
Using the Grid container
Using Box Containers
Using the DividedBox container
Using the Tile container
Container best practices
Using the ControlBar container
Component layout and sizing rules

Constraint-Based Application Layout

Understanding absolute positioning
Positioning components within the Canvas container
Positioning components inside a Canvas
Creating a constraint-based layout using Flex Builder 2
Creating a constraint-based layout in MXML
Using constraint-based layouts with nested components

Application Design using View States

Understanding view states
Creating two states for the Contact page
Controlling view states
Reviewing the generated MXML code
Creating view states that include custom components states

Application Navigation

Understanding navigator containers
Using the LinkBar container
Using the TabBar container
Using the ViewStack container
Navigating the Café Townsend application using the ViewStack and TabBar container
Using the TabNavigator container
Using the Accordion container
Using ButtonBar & ToggleButtonBar
Using the ApplicationControlBar container

Customizing the Application

Customizing Flex application look and feel
Using the Styles API to change look-and-feel
Using theme styles
Changing the look and feel of the Café Townsend application
Applying behaviors to components
Applying transitions to view states

Using MXML Data Models

Using MVC
Creating an MXML data model
Using ActionScript classes as a data model
Instantiating an Object in MXML from an ActionScript class
Creating an ActionScript constructor with parameters
Defining class methods

Exchanging Data Between Components Using Custom Events

Understanding the problem
Using a binding to get data from a component
Creating custom events
Creating, dispatching and handling a custom event
Sending data with a custom event

Retrieving XML Data with HTTPService

Retrieving XML data at runtime
Handling results using data bindings
Retrieving data at runtime with HTTPService
Handling results using an event handler
Handling faults
Making HTTP requests to different domains

Looping Through Data

Understanding the Repeater component
Using dataProvider data in repeated controls
Dynamically creating components using a Repeater
Using Repeater data in ActionScript
Referencing repeated components

Data Sets

Using the DataGrid control
Displaying Simple XML Data in a DataGrid
Specifying DataGrid columns
Specifying DataGrid columns
Formatting DataGrid columns
Using item renderers and item editors
Using the TileList and HorizontalList
Using events and selected items with list-based components

Flex Data Services

Introducing Flex Data Services
Installing Flex Data Services
Explore the Flex Data Services Installation
Creating a Flex application for use with Flex Data Services
Navigating the Flex Project structure
Understanding the Server Compilation Process
Flex Data Services Features
The Flex Proxy Service
The Proxy Service Default Destination
Named Proxy Service Destinations

Formatting and Validating Data

Validating form data
Triggering validation with events
Validating Numeric Input
Validating with a Model
Triggering validation with ActionScript
Using regular expressions
Formatting Data
Formatting data in a list based control

Supplying and Manipulating Complex Data

Understanding Collection Classes
Filtering data
Filtering data
Creating a data sort
Using the IViewCursor interface

Accessing Web Services

Using web services
Invoking web service methods and using the results
Consuming a web service
Handling results using an event handler
Handling faults
Calling multiple methods from the same WebService object
Passing Parameters to Web Services

Using Java Classes as Remote Object Services

Understanding Remote Object Services
Calling a Remote Object Service method
Handling RPC Events
Complex Remote Method Calls
Exchanging Data between ActionScript and Java

Using the Flex Message Service

Introducing the Flex Message Service
Reviewing Message Destination Configuration
Understanding Publish-Subscribe Messaging
Publishing Messages
Receiving and processing messages
Sending and Receiving Complex Data

Using the Flex Data Management Service

What is the Flex Data Management Service?
Exploring a Data Management Services Destination
Data Management Service Architecture
Changing Data
Managing Pending Changes
Using Events
Handling DataService Results
Advanced Data Management Service Features

Providing XML to Controls with E4X

Understanding XML structure
Working with XML data in ActionScript 3.0
Using the Tree Control
Retrieving XML data and populating a Tree
Using XML objects
Removing XML items from a list

Uploading Files to a Server

Implementing file transfer basics
Uploading a file to the server
Understanding the FileReferenceList class

Best Practises

Advanced Programming Techniques
Troubleshooting

Course Duration

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The duration of the Flex course is 80 Hours.

Contact us

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for more information about this Flex course

Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com

Write to: info@lobelitp.com

Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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L’Obel’s SilkTest Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled SilkTest Specialist.
SILKTEST @ L’Obel  :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after SilkTest Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in SilkTest. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a SilkTest Consultant/Specialist.

INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel  :- is unique in its SilkTest Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete SilkTest Professional.

SilkTest Course Syllabus

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Course Duration

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The duration of the SilkTest course is 80 Hours.

Contact us

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for more information about this SilkTest course

Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com

Write to: info@lobelitp.com

Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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L’Obel’s Loadrunner Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled Loadrunner Specialist.
LOADRUNNER @ L’Obel  :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after Loadrunner Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in Loadrunner. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a Loadrunner Consultant/Specialist.

INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel  :- is unique in its Loadrunner Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete Loadrunner Professional.

Loadrunner Course Syllabus

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Course Duration

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The duration of the Loadrunner course is 80 Hours.

Contact us

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for more information about this Loadrunner course

Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com

Write to: info@lobelitp.com

Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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L’Obel’s Winrunner Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled Winrunner Specialist.
WINRUNNER @ L’Obel  :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after Winrunner Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in Winrunner. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a Winrunner Consultant/Specialist.

INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel  :- is unique in its Winrunner Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete Winrunner Professional.

Winrunner Course Syllabus

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Course Duration

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The duration of the Winrunner course is 80 Hours.

Contact us

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for more information about this Winrunner course

Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com

Write to: info@lobelitp.com

Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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L’Obel’s QTP Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled QTP Specialist.
QTP @ L’Obel  :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after QTP Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in QTP. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a QTP Consultant/Specialist.

INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel  :- is unique in its QTP Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete QTP Professional.

QTP Course Syllabus

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SOFTWARE TESTING QTP CONTENTS

• Introduction to Software Engineering
• Opportunity for Testers
• Scope for Testing
• Software Development Life Cycle(SDLC)
• SDLC Models
• Testing Techniques
  • a. Black-Box Testing
  • b. White-Box testing
  • c. Grey-Box Testing
• Black Box Testing Techniques
• White box Testing Techniques
• Types of Testing
• Software Testing Life Cycle(STLC)
• Test Plan
• Test Case Design
• Test Metrics
• Defect Management
• Web Application Testing
• Introduction of Functioning Testing Tool, Test Management Tool, Performance Testing tool

QUICK TEST PROFESSIONAL – QTP

• Introduction to QTP
• Test Planning QTP
• Record & Playback QTP
• Synchronizing Tests QTP
• Standard and Text Checkpoints QTP
• Creating test with multiple actions QTP
• Data Driven Wizard QTP
• Working with the Data Table QTP
• Output Values QTP

Module 1

• Introduction To Automation
• To Automate, or not to Automate
• Fundamentals of Quick Test Professional (QTP)
• Overview of a typical QTP process
• What do we mean by Objects?
• Concepts of Object Repository
• Ordinal Identifiers
• Check Points and what are those
• Types of checkpoints
• Record and create a simple script

Module 2

• Using Regular Expressions in checkpoints
• Writing Custom Checkpoints
• Reporting a step with reporter events
• What are actions?
• Parameters
• Types of Parameters
• Environment Variables
• Using Global and local data sheets

Module 3

• How to create action library and driver scripts?
• Advanced QuickTest Professional
• Automation Frameworks
• Debugging QTP Scripts
• Virtual Objects and Low Level recording
• Introduction to VBScript and Working in expert view
• User defined and Built-In functions in QTP

Module 4

• Adding Synchronization Points
• Adding Transactions
• Introducing the third ordinal identifier
• Descriptive Programming
• Create recovery scenarios
• Associate a recovery scenario with a test

Review of QTP
Using the Expert View
Introduction to VBScript Programming
Dynamic Objects
Creating Functions and Subroutines in VBScript
External Data: Excel Data Tables
External Data: Databases
External Data: Text Files
Managing Selected QTP Issues
External Data: The Excel. Application Object (Optional)
The Extern Object – Accessing External Routines (Optional)

Course Duration

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The duration of the QTP course is 80 Hours.

Contact us

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for more information about this QTP course

Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com

Write to: info@lobelitp.com

Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

L’Obel Certified Ruby Training in Bangalore, India - http://www.lobelitp.com
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L’Obel’s Ruby Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled Ruby Specialist.

RUBY @ L’Obel :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after Ruby Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in Ruby. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a Ruby Consultant/Specialist.
INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel :- is unique in its Ruby Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete Ruby Professional.

Ruby Course Syllabus
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Ruby on Rails Training Course Outline – Developer
Introduction

• What is Ruby?

• What is it used for?

• Where do I get and install Ruby?

• Core facilities, built-in library and standard library.

• Basic concepts – object orientation, regular expressions, arrays, hashes, etc.
Basic Ruby Language Elements

• Structure of statements and comments.

• Variables and constants.

• Operators. Assignments, calculations, etc. Integer, float and string formats.

• Single and double quotes, here documents, general strings.
Control Structures
• Blocks and the if statement.

• Writing conditions.

• Comparative, boolean and range operators.

• Conditionals – if, unless, case, etc. Loops – while, for in, until, etc. break, next, retry and redo. defined? and ternary operators.
Object Orientation: Individual Objects

• History – unstructured and structured code. Introduction to object oriented programming.

• Classes and methods.

• Static and nonstatic.

• Instances, constructors and destructors.

• Accessing members of a class.

• Loading and using classes.

• Direct access to variables.

• Encouraging class use.
Classes and Objects

• Objects, classes and methods.

• Constructors and attributes.

• Instance and class variables.

• Local and global variables.

• Class and object methods.

• Including files – load and require.
Collections (Arrays and Hashes) in Ruby

• What is a collection?

• Arrays and hashes.

• Constructing an array.

• Nesting arrays. Hash keys, iterators, etc.
More Classes and Objects

• Public, private and protected visibility.

• Singletons and defs.

• Inheritance mixins, and super.

• Destructors and garbage collection.

• Namespaces and modules.

• Hooks.

• Calling methods with code blocks.

• Looking inside objects – reflection.
Strings and Regular Expressions
• Anchors, literals, character groups and counts.

• Matching in Ruby.

• Modifiers i, o, x and m.

• Pattern matching variables.
Special Variables and Pseudo-Variables

• ARGV, $0 and friends – the command line.

• Other special variables from $: through $$ to $<.

• Environment variables.

• Pseudo-variables.

• Reserved words in Ruby.
Exceptions.
• begin and end (and a mention of BEGIN and END).

• Raise and rescue.

• Throw and catch.
Ruby on the Web

• CGI and the Ruby Apache Module.

• Using cgi.rb; URL decoding, forms, sessions, cookies, etc.

• Embedding Ruby in HTML – the <% <%= and <%# tags.
Ruby GUIs, XML, MySQL Database Connectivity

• Using Ruby/DBI to connect to MySQL, Oracle, etc.
MVC ARCHITECTURE

• What is MVC Architecture?
• Importance of it?
• How it helps?

WebApplications

• What are WebApplications?
• Essentials of WebApplications?

• SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle)
• Database Architecture
• Configuration Management (concept & tools)

• Application/Web Servers

Rails Framework
• What is Ruby on Rails?

• MVC (Model, view, controller) design principles.

• Rails structures -

o WEBrick servers,

o URLs and embedded code.
o Directory structure.

o Database connections.

• Creating the application
o the database and tables.

• First application through Scaffolds.

• Validation and customising the display.

• Adding a new controller.

• Adding viewers and layouts.
• Active Records.

• Emailing and logging from within Rails.
Ajax

• What is AJAX?
Ajax on Rails

• How to implement AJAX on Rails framework?
• What is Protoype?
• What is Scriptaculous?
• Ajax Effects.
• Rich UI experience.
• Visual Effects.

HOW TO PUT ABOVE LEARNT CONCEPTS IN TO REAL TIME PROJECTS?
Ruby on Rails – Basic Course Content
Introduction
What is Ruby
Everything’s an Object
Basics of Ruby
Advanced Ruby
Ruby on Rails
What is Ruby on Rails
What goes on underneath the hood (introduction to MVC)
Introduction to the Rails stack.
Tying them all together
Rails features and capabilities
Sending email with Rails.
Introduction to Ajax with Rails.
Introduction to RJS.
Evolving your database schema with Rails migrations.
Extending your Rails applications
Web services and Rails.
Meta-programming with Rails
Extending Rails with plugins.
Introduction to Capistrano.
Advanced Ruby on Rails development
Best practices for Rails application deployment.
Optimizing a Ruby on Rails application.
Internationalization with Rails.
The future of Rails and CRUD.

Course Duration
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The duration of the Ruby course is 80 Hours.

Contact us
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for more information about this Ruby course
Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com
Write to: info@lobelitp.com
Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

L’Obel Certified Flex Training in Bangalore, India – http://www.lobelitp.com
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L’Obel’s Flex Training course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a skilled Flex Specialist.

FLEX @ L’Obel :- is designed to make the participant the most sought after Flex Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in Flex. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a Flex Consultant/Specialist.
INTERNSHIP @ L’Obel :- is unique in its Flex Training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous Internship in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete Flex Professional.

Flex Course Syllabus
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Introduction to Flex
Understanding rich Internet applications
Introducing the Adobe Flex product line
The foundation of the RIA: Flash Player/Flash Virtual Machine
Understanding the Flex application process flow
Getting help and other resources
Understanding Flex Builder
Understanding the relationship between Eclipse and Flex Builder
Exploring the Flex Builder interface
Creating a project and your first application
Creating a main application page and running it
Using debugging
Getting help in Adobe Flex Builder
Flex Fundamentals
Creating a simple Flex application
Creating your first Flex application
Laying out a Flex application with containers
Adding user interface controls
Creating bindings between components
Architecting an application with MXML components
Creating properties and methods of MXML components
Handling Events in Flex
Understanding events
Demonstration: Viewing system and user events
Creating event handlers using inline ActionScript
Using inline ActionScript
Handling events with ActionScript functions
Placing ActionScript functions in external files
Understanding the event object
Implementing the addEventListener() method
Flex Controls
Getting familiar with Flex controls
Using the Button control
Using a CheckBox Control
Using NumericStepper controls
Using Text Controls
Displaying images
Adding simple controls to an application
Managing your Application’s Layout using Containers
Understanding Containers
Using the Application container
Setting an application’s layout
Using the Panel container
Using the Form container
Using the Grid container
Using Box Containers
Using the DividedBox container
Using the Tile container
Container best practices
Using the ControlBar container
Component layout and sizing rules
Constraint-Based Application Layout
Understanding absolute positioning
Positioning components within the Canvas container
Positioning components inside a Canvas
Creating a constraint-based layout using Flex Builder 2
Creating a constraint-based layout in MXML
Using constraint-based layouts with nested components
Application Design using View States
Understanding view states
Creating two states for the Contact page
Controlling view states
Reviewing the generated MXML code
Creating view states that include custom components states
Application Navigation
Understanding navigator containers
Using the LinkBar container
Using the TabBar container
Using the ViewStack container
Navigating the Café Townsend application using the ViewStack and TabBar container
Using the TabNavigator container
Using the Accordion container
Using ButtonBar & ToggleButtonBar
Using the ApplicationControlBar container
Customizing the Application
Customizing Flex application look and feel
Using the Styles API to change look-and-feel
Using theme styles
Changing the look and feel of the Café Townsend application
Applying behaviors to components
Applying transitions to view states
Using MXML Data Models
Using MVC
Creating an MXML data model
Using ActionScript classes as a data model
Instantiating an Object in MXML from an ActionScript class
Creating an ActionScript constructor with parameters
Defining class methods
Exchanging Data Between Components Using Custom Events
Understanding the problem
Using a binding to get data from a component
Creating custom events
Creating, dispatching and handling a custom event
Sending data with a custom event
Retrieving XML Data with HTTPService
Retrieving XML data at runtime
Handling results using data bindings
Retrieving data at runtime with HTTPService
Handling results using an event handler
Handling faults
Making HTTP requests to different domains
Looping Through Data
Understanding the Repeater component
Using dataProvider data in repeated controls
Dynamically creating components using a Repeater
Using Repeater data in ActionScript
Referencing repeated components
Data Sets
Using the DataGrid control
Displaying Simple XML Data in a DataGrid
Specifying DataGrid columns
Specifying DataGrid columns
Formatting DataGrid columns
Using item renderers and item editors
Using the TileList and HorizontalList
Using events and selected items with list-based components
Flex Data Services
Introducing Flex Data Services
Installing Flex Data Services
Explore the Flex Data Services Installation
Creating a Flex application for use with Flex Data Services
Navigating the Flex Project structure
Understanding the Server Compilation Process
Flex Data Services Features
The Flex Proxy Service
The Proxy Service Default Destination
Named Proxy Service Destinations
Formatting and Validating Data
Validating form data
Triggering validation with events
Validating Numeric Input
Validating with a Model
Triggering validation with ActionScript
Using regular expressions
Formatting Data
Formatting data in a list based control
Supplying and Manipulating Complex Data
Understanding Collection Classes
Filtering data
Filtering data
Creating a data sort
Using the IViewCursor interface
Accessing Web Services
Using web services
Invoking web service methods and using the results
Consuming a web service
Handling results using an event handler
Handling faults
Calling multiple methods from the same WebService object
Passing Parameters to Web Services
Using Java Classes as Remote Object Services
Understanding Remote Object Services
Calling a Remote Object Service method
Handling RPC Events
Complex Remote Method Calls
Exchanging Data between ActionScript and Java
Using the Flex Message Service
Introducing the Flex Message Service
Reviewing Message Destination Configuration
Understanding Publish-Subscribe Messaging
Publishing Messages
Receiving and processing messages
Sending and Receiving Complex Data
Using the Flex Data Management Service
What is the Flex Data Management Service?
Exploring a Data Management Services Destination
Data Management Service Architecture
Changing Data
Managing Pending Changes
Using Events
Handling DataService Results
Advanced Data Management Service Features
Providing XML to Controls with E4X
Understanding XML structure
Working with XML data in ActionScript 3.0
Using the Tree Control
Retrieving XML data and populating a Tree
Using XML objects
Removing XML items from a list
Uploading Files to a Server
Implementing file transfer basics
Uploading a file to the server
Understanding the FileReferenceList class
Best Practises
Advanced Programming Techniques
Troubleshooting

Course Duration
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The duration of the Flex course is 80 Hours.

Contact us
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for more information about this Flex course
Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com
Write to: info@lobelitp.com
Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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PHP MySQL Ajax Course Syllabus
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Module 1. HTML
Introduction
HTML Basics
Using

tags to segment HTML code
Using tags to segment HTML code
HTML for a very simple login application…
HTML for a simple returned text application…
Module 2. CSS
Introduction
CSS Basics
Defining look and feel using CSS
Module 3. JavaScript
JavaScript Basics
Implementing JavaScript in HTML and PHP
Using JavaScript and Ajax
Document Object Model (DOM)
Validating Forms Using JavaScript
Module 4. PHP – The Basics

Why PHP and MySQL?
Server-Side Web Scripting
Getting Started with PHP
Adding PHP to HTML
Syntax and Variables
Control and Functions
Passing Information between Pages
Strings
Arrays and Array Functions
Numbers
Basic PHP Gotchas
Module 5. PHP and MySQL

Choosing a Database for PHP
SQL Tutorial
MySQL Database Administration
PHP/MySQL Functions
Displaying Queries in
Building Forms from Queries
PHP/MySQL Efficiency
PHP/MySQL Gotchas
Module 6. Advanced Features and Techniques of PHP

Object-Oriented Programming with PHP
Advanced Array Functions
String and Regular Expression Functions
Filesystem and System Functions
Sessions, Cookies, and HTTP
Types and Type Conversions
Advanced Use of Functions
Mathematics
PEAR
Security
Configuration
Exceptions and Error Handling
Debugging
Style
Module 7. MySQL for PHP Connections

PHP and PostgreSQL
PHP and Oracle
PEAR Database Functions
PHP E-mail
PHP and JavaScript
PHP and Java
PHP and XML
PHP Web Services
PHP Graphics
Module 8. Introduction to AJAX
What is AJAX?
Ajax rich clients in the real world
Ajax advantages and disadvantages
The purpose of AJAX
Traditional web application
An AJAX web application
Alternatives to Ajax
Module 9. AJAX components
The technologies – key elements of Ajax
Module 10. The XMLHttpRequest Object
The XMLHttpRequest Object Reference
Methods
Properties
Creating an XMLHttpRequest Object
Using an XMLHttpRequest Object
Handling the response
Known problems
Reusing XMLHttpRequest Object in IE
Module 11. Server side code
The role of the server
Working with the server side
Coding the server side
PHP – JavaScript

Module 12. AJAX TOOLS
Overview of AJAX Tools
Google Web Toolkit
Ruby on Rails
Adobe Flex
Module 13. XML
XML benefits
XML in practice
XML documents
Syntax
Case sensitive
Element names
DTD
Document Prolog
CDATA sections
Basic rules
Creating a simple XML File
DTD (document type declaration)
XML and AJAX
XML, DOM and JavaScript
Accessing, creating and modifying XML nodes
Server side creation of XML
Receiving XML responses at the client
Displaying XML data without XSLT
Populating DIV and SPAN elements
- With text
- With formatted HTML/XHTML
Positioning DIV and SPAN elements
Populating form elements
Displaying XML data with XSLT
Understanding the role of XSLT
XSLT: the basics
A simple XSLT example
Using XSLT with AJAX
Defining, calling, and applying templates
Basic XSLT flow control
The xsl:stylesheet element
The xsl:template Element and match attribute
The xsl:apply-template Element and select attribute
The xsl:value-of element
The xsl:for-each element

Module 14. Projects
Web Server: Apache
OS: Windows
Database: MySQL
Server-Side Scripting: PHP
Client-Side: JavaScript and AJAX

Course Duration
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The duration of the PHP MySQL Ajax course is 80 Hours.

Contact us
—————

for more information about this PHP MySQL Ajax course
Visit: http://www.lobelitp.com
Write to: info@lobelitp.com
Walk into our IT Training centers located in Bangalore.

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