This course will take students beyond the basics of FrontPage by introducing several features that help with designing a uniform interface and navigational structure for a web site as well as many features for maximizing the web author’s productivity when working with FrontPage. Also, students will work, in-depth, with tables and forms to gain deeper understanding of these extremely important tools.

It is assumed that students will already have basic web development skills and exposure to FrontPage 2000. This course will enhance the student’s knowledge of FrontPage and expose them to features of FrontPage that are beyond the basic level.

This class is intended for web content authors and web site developers who wish to learn how to use the more advanced tools and functions of FrontPage.

To ensure an effective learning environment, it is imperative that students meet minimum course prerequisites.

This course requires:

• Complete familiarity with at least 90% of the topics covered in the outline for:
       "Introduction to FrontPage 2000"
  * Please refer to that outline to be sure that you meet this requirement.
• Some HTML exposure is appropriate
• Basic word processing skills