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>This is the final course of a three part series that presents students with an overview of best practices for Perl. Students will learn about packages and modules, object orientation, database connectivity, and debugging Perl scripts. <
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>Identify characteristics of a package. <
>Identify characteristics of package symbol tables. <
>Identify characteristics of BEGIN and END blocks. <
>Identify characteristics of an object. <
>Identify the syntax used to access object data. <
>Identify the syntax used to access object methods. <
>Identify characteristics of database connectivity. <
>Identify characteristics of database modules. <
>Identify the code used to interact with a database. <
>Identify considerations for debugging a Perl script. <
>Identify characteristics of the Perl debugger. <
>Match Perl debugger commands with their functions. <
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>Audience <
>The audience for this course includes application developers, software engineers, and other network designers. Candidates for this exam create interactive Web pages using client- and server-side Web applications; access relational database systems from Web applications; implement applications using component technology; and create parameters for environment variables. As a prerequisite, students must have the CIW Foundations series certification (exam 1D0-410) or equivalent experience for those students not seeking Master CIW Enterprise Developer certification. This course will help students prepare for exam number 1D0-437. In addition, students should have taken the first two parts of this series (87041 and 87042). <
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>Deployment Options <
>e-Learning <
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>Accreditation <
>NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits <
>CEU credits: 0.70 CEUs <
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>Language Options <
>US English <
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>Total Learning Time <
>6 to 8 hours <
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>Objectives <
>Unit 1: Packages and Modules 1 - 2 hours <
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>Identify characteristics of a package. <
>Identify characteristics of package symbol tables. <
>Identify characteristics of BEGIN and END blocks. <
>Identify characteristics of a module. <
>Identify characteristics of a use statement. <
>Create a module. <
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>Unit 2: Object Orientation 1 - 2 hours <
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>Identify characteristics of an object. <
>Identify the syntax used to access object data. <
>Identify the syntax used to access object methods. <
>Identify characteristics of inheritance. <
>Identify considerations for scaling an object. <
>Identify characteristics of object aggregation. <
>Identify characteristics of object association. <
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>Unit 3: Databases 2 hours <
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>Identify the syntax used in Data Manipulation Language (DML). <
>Identify the syntax used to quote an SQL statement. <
>Identify the code used for querying a database. <
>Identify characteristics of SQL wildcards. <
>Identify the syntax used for adding records to a database. <
>Identify the syntax used for searching a database by using wildcards. <
>Identify characteristics of database connectivity. <
>Identify characteristics of database modules. <
>Identify the code used to interact with a database. <
>Identify the syntax used to connect to a database. <
>Identify the syntax used in Data Definition Language (DDL). <
>Identify the syntax used in Data Query Language (DQL). <
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>Unit 4: Debugging Perl Programs 2 hours <
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>Identify considerations for debugging a Perl script. <
>Identify characteristics of the Perl debugger. <
>Match Perl debugger commands with their functions. <
>Debug code by using the Perl debugger. <
>Identify guidelines for writing bug-free Perl code. <
>Identify the coding methods used to minimize the occurrence of errors in Perl. <
>Identify the programming conventions used in writing Perl code. <
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