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DOMAIN 2.0 DEVELOPMENT

This domain requires that the candidate have the knowledge of programming related terms and the differences between popular client and server programming languages. The candidate should also have the ability to create HTML pages, identify when to use multimedia extensions and plug-ins, understand when to use various image and multimedia file formats, identify the common formats used to deliver content to wireless devices, understand when to use popular tools to connect an Web server to a database, and test pre-production Web and E-Commerce servers.

[edit section] 2.1. Understand and be able to describe programming-related terms.

Content may include the following:

• API
• CGI script
• SQL
• Client -side scripting
• Server-side scripting
• Server-side includes

[edit section] 2.2. Understand and be able to describe differences between popular client-side and server-side programming languages.

Content may include the following:

• When to use the languages
• When they are executed

Examples may include the following:

• Java
• JavaScript
• XML
• ASP
• Extensible Stylesheet Language—XSL
• Document Type definitions—DTD
• JSP
• CGI script
• Perl
• Java Servlets
• VBScript
• PHP

[edit section] 2.3. Create HTML pages.

Content may include the following:

• Cascading Style Sheets — CSS
• Etensible Stylesheet Language — XSL
• DHTML
• XHTML
• HTML document structure
• Understand and use MetaTags properly
• Use page layout principles
• Coding simple tables, headings, forms
• Compatibility between different browsers
• Importance of creating cross-browser coding in HTML
• 3 tier models

[edit section] 2.4. Identify when to use various multimedia extensions or plug-ins.

Content may include the following:

• QTVR (quick time)
• Flash
• Shockwave
• RealPlayer
• Windows Media Player

[edit section] 2.5. Identify when to use various image and multimedia file formats.

Content may include the following:

• GIF
• GIF89a
• JPEG
• PNG
• PDF
• TIFF
• BMP
• MOV
• MPEG
• AVI

[edit section] 2.6. Identify the common formats used to deliver content to wireless devices.

Content may include the following:

• XML
• WML

[edit section] 2.7. Understand when to use popular tools to connect a Web server to a database.

Content may include the following:

• PHP
• PERL
• ASP
• ODBC
• JDBC

[edit section] 2.8. Test pre-production Web and e-commerce servers.

Content may include the following:

• View web content in various browsers and at various screen resolutions
• Stress test a server
• Stress test the servers' Internet connection
• Create sample transactions with an e-commerce server

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