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<course title="Apache for Webmasters">
	<keywords>
		<keyword>Apache</keyword>
    <keyword>CGI</keyword>
		<keyword>Perl</keyword>
		<keyword>database</keyword>
		<keyword>training</keyword>
		<keyword>CGI training</keyword>
		<keyword>web server management</keyword>
		<keyword>webmaster</keyword>
	</keywords>
	<subtitle>Accelerated Technical Training</subtitle>
	<overview>
		<p>
    Installing your own web server?
    Planning to use Apache, the most popular web server software
    on the Internet?  You can spend days poring over the documentation
    or a morning with us in this class. Learn exactly what you
    need to get your own server up and running quickly and painlessly.
    </p>
		<p>
    In a series of hands-on exercises, you'll learn
    how to install and manage Apache, the most widely-used
    and well-supported web server in the world today.
    </p>
		<p>
    Apache is open source, public domain software.
    It is not proprietary nor bound to a particular
    vendor or platform.
    It runs on most flavors of Unix, Microsoft's Windows NT,
    HP's MPE, and many more.
    </p>
	</overview>
	<duration units="days">(half-day) .5</duration>
	<format>
		<description>Instructor-led</description>
		<description>Emphasis on practical skills</description>
		<description>Hands-on</description>
		<description>Classroom-based</description>
	</format>
	<courseware>
		<url>http://www.keller.com/apache/</url>
		<description>Printed materials (student workbook)</description>
		<description>On-screen (web-based) materials</description>
	</courseware>
	<audience>
		<description>Technical staff</description>
		<description>Webmaster</description>
		<description>System administrator</description>
		<description>Responsible for a web site</description>
	</audience>
	<prerequisites minimum="4">
		<prerequisite name="Use of a text editor">
			Any editor available in the classroom is ok
      (Notepad on NT, vi on Unix, etc.)
		</prerequisite>
		<prerequisite name="Using the command line">
      Invoking commands at the command-line prompt,
      with options and arguments
		</prerequisite>
		<prerequisite name="Navigating the filesystem">
      Moving from one directory to another on the
      command-line or in a file manager (e.g. NT Explorer)
		</prerequisite>
		<prerequisite name="Basic notions of i/o in Unix and/or NT">
      Creating and managing files;  standard in/out/error
		</prerequisite>
		<prerequisite name="Writing web pages">
      Basic HTML
		</prerequisite>
	</prerequisites>
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	<method>
		<description>
      Skills are reinforced with detailed hands-on exercises.
    </description>
		<description>
      Each technique is applied in a lab.
    </description>
		<description>
      You work with a real server.
    </description>
		<description>
      Sample configurations are provided.
    </description>
		<description>
      The state-of-the-art web mechanisms are applied.
    </description>
	</method>
	<setup>
		<requirement>Classroom</requirement>
		<requirement>A computer for each student</requirement>
		<requirement>A computer for the instructor</requirement>
		<requirement>A data projector for the instructor's computer</requirement>
		<requirement>Computers networked and connected to the Internet</requirement>
		<requirement>Computers running NT or Unix</requirement>
		<url>http://www.keller.com/apache/apache-setup.html</url>
		<comment>
      We can provide instructions and assistance with the
      classroom and server setup.
    </comment>
	</setup>
	<site>
    The course can be taught in your classroom,
    anywhere in the world.
  </site>
	<travel>
    Travel outside the San Francisco Bay Area requires
    reimbursement of the instructor's travel expense.
  </travel>
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