Programming/Scripting

• Examine the basic programming concepts and processes.
• Examine the fundamental attributes of object-oriented programming and create event-driven programs.
• Perform calculations in your programs and store and retrieve information from the programs.
• Incorporate decision making into your programs that will allow your programs to evaluate conditions and perform tasks based on them.
• Create modular programs and experiment with the scope of variables.

• Create and execute a JavaScript script. They will also identify some guidelines to be followed while writing scripts.
• Display messages on the status bar of the browser window, create a new window that helps open linked pages, and manage the window using the properties and methods of the window object.
• Add content to documents, create dynamic documents, and navigate between layers in a document.
• Create a form, store data in it, and manipulate the data.
• Validate data using control constructs.
• Manipulate numerical, string, and date values.
• Search for a pattern using a regular expression and understand Ajax.

• Maintain JavaScript code using programming techniques.
• Implement cross-browser compatibility using JavaScript.
• Use custom objects in JavaScript.
• Create and use arrays in JavaScript.
• Handle cookies using JavaScript.
• Validate forms using the generic approach.
• Program using DOM API to traverse, modify, and append nodes to documents.
• Communicate with Adobe Flash files, ActiveX controls, and server applications.
• Use Ajax to fetch information from the server and display it on the web page.
• Create applications with Ajax.

• Discover new ways to use XML in applications, with an understanding of its structure, uses, and idiosyncrasies.
• Create well-formed and optionally valid XML that complies with the XML standard and the requirements of applications.
• Use two technologies that define the structure of XML data, beyond the general syntax rules of XML.
• Understand that one of the largest benefits of XML is how it can be transformed into completely different XML, HTML, and even binary files.
• Explore how the Document Object Model provides a standard, portable way to access information contained in XML data.

• Install and launch Windows PowerShell
• Work with basic objects in Windows PowerShell, including using cmdlets, data types, variables, and fundamental object-based information models
• Implement sequences of operations by putting them together into a pipeline or a script.
• Control the formatting of the resultant set of objects that are emitted at the end of a pipeline
• Implement flow control within scripts and define functions and filters to help modularize complex scripts
• Manipulate files and registry values
• Manage disk storage volumes, shadow copies, shared folders, and Terminal Server using WMI in Windows PowerShell
• Administer and maintain Active Directory directory services using Windows PowerShell
• Maintain Group Policy, Web services and applications using Windows PowerShell

• Run and work with scripts, including writing, debugging, and troubleshooting.
• Write scripts that access objects and use an object browser.
• Use Visual Basic, Scripting Edition to create effective and efficient administrative scripts as well as to interact with ADSI.
• Create error-handling routines and use a debugger to locate and fix logic problems in scripts.
• Call logon scripts from batch files, perform common tasks using logon scripts, and assign logon scripts to users.
• Use scheduling in scripts, send e-mails, manage the registry, and work with drives, folders, and files using scripts.
• Write scripts that gather information and automate common management tasks by using WMI

• Recording Your First Macro
• Writing Your Own Macros
• Understanding Program Variables
• Building VBA Expressions
• Working with Objects
• Controlling Your VBA Code
• Programming Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access Databases, and Outlook Email
• Interacting with the User
• Creating Custom VBA Dialog Boxes, Menus and Toolbars
• Debugging VBA Procedures

• Develop macros.
• Format worksheets.
• Create an interactive worksheet.
• Work with multiple worksheets.
• Perform calculations.

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