Course Contents:

Stage 1: How To Register A Domain Name: You need domain name for your website! Step by step instructions on how to find and register a great domain name for your site.

Stage 2: How To Choose & Register A Web Hosting Provider: Finding a reliable and professional web hosting service is essential to ensure that your website is always “on”. What other services should you be looking for from your web hosting company?

Stage 3: How To Set Up Name Server For Your Domains:  Domain name servers join your domain registration with your web hosting service. In this video, we walk you through the procedure.

Stage 4: How To Upload Files Via FTP: You will need to upload files to your site at some point. In this video, we show you how to upload files using the free software from Filezilla.

Stage 5: How to Create Subdomains and Add-on Domains in cPanel: Sub-domains are used to divide your primary website into different “categories”. Add-on domains are used when you want to add a new domain name to your hosting account instead of paying for new hosting. This video shows you how to create both sub-domains and add-on domains.

Stage 6: How to Install WordPress Automatically Using cPanel: Installing WordPress automatically through cPanel is the easiest and fastest way. This video shows you how to install WordPress within 2 minutes by using cPanel.

Stage 7: How to Install WordPress Manually Via FTP: If your hosting account does not have cPanel, you can also choose to install WordPress manually via FTP. This is a more tedious process and this video shows you how to install WordPress manually via FTP.

Stage 8: How to Change Your Permalinks Structure: The default permalinks structure used by WordPress does not help in on-site search engine optimization (SEO). This video shows you how to change your permalinks structure to make it more SEO friendly.

Stage 9: How to Create New Blog Posts: The easiest way to start blogging would be to create new blog posts. This video shows you how to create a new blog post in WordPress.

Stage 10: How to Create New Pages: You can also create pages in WordPress such as “About Me” which are separate from the blog content. This video shows you how to create a new page in WordPress.

Stage 11: How to Insert Images: To make your blog look more attractive, you’re bound to need to insert images to make it more lively. This video shows you how to insert images in your blog posts.

Stage 12: How To Install Plugins Automatically: There are tens of thousands of WordPress plugins available to improve various functionalities WordPress! This video shows you how to install WordPress plugins automatically via the dashboard.

Stage 13: How to Upgrade / Delete Plugins Automatically: There are always new updates for WordPress plugins. And you might want to delete old plugins which you’re no longer using. This video shows you how to upgrade and also delete your plugins automatically.

Stage 14: How to Upload & Install Plugins Manually: If you happen to download a plugin which cannot be installe automatically, you’ll have to upload it manually via FTP. This video shows you exactly how to do that!

Stage 15: How to Install Themes Automatically: A WordPress theme is a layout template designed to run on WordPress. Thousands of pre-made WordPress themes exist on the Internet. This video shows you how to install WordPress themes automatically via the dashboard.

Stage 16: How to Customize Your Theme Menu: Inside your WordPress dashboard, you can actually create your own custom navigation menus and footer menus. This video shows you how to customize your theme menu.

Stage 17: How to Upload and Install Themes Manually: Not all themes can be installed via the dashboard and when that happens, you can do it the traditional way. This video shows you how to upload and install themes manually via FTP.

Stage 18: How to Use Widgets in The Sidebar: WordPress Widgets (WPW) is like a plugin, but designed to provide a simple way to arrange the various elements of your sidebar content (known as “widgets”) without having to change any code.. This video shows you how to use widgets in the sidebar.

Stage 19: How to Add and Manage Users: You can actually allow other people to post content to your blog by adding user accounts and giving others login access. This video shows you how to add and manage users in your WordPress blog.

Stage 20: How to Upgrade WordPress Version Automatically Via The Dashboard: WordPress frequently release new version updates to add security fixes or upgrade functionality. This video shows you how to quickly upgrade your WordPress version automatically via your dashboard.

Stage 21: How to Inserting Audio or MP3 Files: Instead of just plain text, you can also insert audio or mp3 files to allow your readers to listen to them on your blog. This video shows you how to insert audio or mp3 files to your wordpress blog.

Stage 22: How to Use Gravatars for Your Blog: Gravatar (an abbreviation for globally recognized avatar) is a service for providing globally unique avatars which can appear beside comments leaved by your readers. This video shows you how to use gravatars for your WordPress blog.

Stage 23: How to Edit WordPress Theme CSS Styles: In order to make changes to your theme’s appearance, you need to edit the CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) file. This video shows you how to edit your WordPress theme’s CSS styles.

Stage 24: How to Add YouTube Videos to WordPress Automatically: Another way to make your blog more lively and entertaining is by adding videos to it. This video shows you how to easily add videos from YouTube to WordPress automatically

Video 25: How to Create Backups for Your WordPress Blog: Anything could happen to your blog and you do not want the unfortunate incident of losing years of blog content. So you would want to create backups of your blog so you can restore it when you need them. This video shows you how to create backups for your WordPress blog.

Stage 26: How to Import Content from Blogger to WordPress: If you have content from blogger (or blogspot) which you want to transfer to your WordPress blog, you can do that as well! This video shows you how to import content from Blogger to WordPress.

Stage 27: How to Add Google Analytics to WordPress: It’s really important for you to track your website traffic statistics so you know which areas is working well for you. Google Analytics allow you track where your visitors are coming from and even sales conversions. This video shows you how to add Google Analytics to your WordPress blog.

Stage 28: How to Place a Banner In the Sidebar: The most common way of monetizing a blog is by placing banner ads linked to your own website or affiliate links. This video shows you how to place a banner in your WordPress blog’s sidebar.

Stage 29: How to Place an Adsense Ad In Your Blog Post: Google Adsense is also a common way on how you can actually make money with a blog. This video shows you how to easily place an Adsense ad in your blog post.

Stage 30: How to Add Feedburner to Your WordPress Blog: Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds allow you to easily syndicate content from your blog so others can easily view on their RSS readers. A feedburner account will allow you to setup your blog’s RSS feed. This video shows you how to add Feedburner to your WordPress blog.

Stage 31: How to Install and Use the All-In-One SEO Plugin: The All-In-One SEO plugin is an extremely useful WordPress plugin which improves your blog’s on-site search engine optimization (SEO). This video shows you how to install and use the All-in-One SEO plugin.

Stage 32: How to Install and Use A Contact Form Plugin: You’ll probably want to allow your blog readers to have a way to contact you to encourage more interaction.This video shows you how to install a contact form plugin on your WordPress blog and how to use it.

Stage 33: How to Insert an Aweber Form In The Sidebar: Ideally, you’ll also want to capture your blog readers onto your mailing list. To do that, you need an autoresponder account like Aweber. This video shows you how to insert an Aweber form in your sidebar.

Stage 34: How to Use The Akismet Spam Plugin: Every blog is bound to face comments left from spammer. If you wish to manage these spam comments manually on your own, it’s going to take up loads of your time. This video shows you how to use the Akismet spam plugin to combat these spam comments.

Stage 35: How to Customize Your 404 Error Page: A 404 error page shows when a visitor lands on a page of your website which doesn’t exist. You’re able to monetize your 404 error pages by placing ads on it. This video shows you how to customize your 404 error pages according to your preferences.

Stage 36: How to Add/Delete Categories: You’re able to add categories to your blog and categorize your posts accordingly. This video shows you how to add and delete categories from your blog easily.

Stage 37: How to Block Your Site From Search Engines: There could be instances where you want to block your blog from being picked up from the search engines for privacy reasons. This video shows you how to configure the settings to block your blog from the search engines.

Stage 38: How to Add & Edit New Links In Your Blogroll: You can have a blog roll which consists of links to websites of your choice. This video shows you how to easily add and edit new links in your blog roll.

Stage 39: How to Change Your Login Password Through WordPress Admin: It’s recommended that you change your blog’s password occasionally to prevent it from being abused by hackers. This video shows you how to change your login password through the WordPress admin panel.

Stage 40: How to Change The Blog Title: It’s good to optimize your blog’s title with keywords that you wish to rank for as part of on-page optimization. This video shows you how to change your blog title through the WordPress admin panel.

Stage 41: How To Clean Up A New WordPress Blog: Whenever you start a new WordPress blog, there are a couple of things that you should do to make it look professional right from the start. This video shows you how to clean up a new WordPress blog.

Stage 42: How to Moderate The Comments Made On Your Site: Every blog is bound to face comments left from spammer so it’s good that you have some form of control policy on your blog. This video shows you how to moderate the comments made on your site.

Stage 43: How to Customize Your WordPress Dashboard: Every WordPress blog has a dashboard when you login and it is actually customizable according to your liking. This video shows you how to customize your WordPress dashboard.

Stage 44: How to put a Custom Header in Your Blog: A blog’s header is very important as that’s the first thing that your visitors’ see when they visit your blog. So you would want to change it to be unique and attractive. This video shows you how to put a custom header image in your blog.

Stage 45: How to Delete Comments Inside Trash Folder: After you delete comments, it ends up in your trash folder and if many of these comments accumulate, it could chalk up your server’s space. This video shows you how to delete the comments inside your trash folder.

Stage 46: How to Add a Digg Button In Your Post: Digg.com is one of the largest social bookmarking sites on the Internet. If many users were to Digg your post, it could drive a ton of visitors to your blog overnight. This video shows you how to add a Digg button in your blog post.

Stage 47: How to Edit A Blog Post: After you type a blog post, you might want to make amendments to your blog post. This video shows you how to edit a blog post.

Stage 48: How to Add A Facebook Like Button In Your Post: Facebook is the largest social networking sites on the entire Internet with more than 800 million active users. And when you are able to garner many “likes” on your blog post, it will drive a lot of visitors to your blog post. This video shows you how to add a Facebook “like” button in your blog post.

Stage 49: How to Add a Google Plus Button In Your Post: Google Plus is a new social network created by Google and is fast growing in its database. Getting lots of Google “Pluses” on your blog post will not only get you visitors and also will help to boost your rankings in Google. This video shows you how to add a Google Plus button in your blog post.

Stage 50: How to Set A WordPress Page As Your Blog’s Home Page: WordPress allows you to set a static page of your choice as your home page, instead of just displaying all the blog posts you have. This video shows you how to set a WordPress page as your blog’s home page.

Stage 51: How to Transfer Content From One WordPress Blog to Another: When you sell a blog to someone else, you might need to transfer the content from one WordPress blog to another. This video shows you how to transfer content from one WordPress blog to another.

Stage 52: How to Manage Banner Ads: A great way to monetize your blog is through banner advertising. There are plugins which allows you to easily manage your banner ads and help increase your advertising revenue. This video shows you how to manage banner ads on your blog using a great plugin.

Stage 53: How to Change The Number of Blog Posts That Is Shown On The Home Page: WordPress allows you to specify how many blog posts are to be displayed on your home page, so you could have different preferences as to how many you want to show. This video shows you how to change the number of blog posts that is shown on the home page.

Stage 54: How to Create A Password Protected Or Private Post: Another cool feature of WordPress is that it allows you to create blog posts that are private and can’t be viewed by other people. Or alternatively, you could create posts which requires a password in order to be viewed. This video shows you how to create a password protected or private post.

Stage 55: How to Recover Your WordPress Password: If you ever forget your blog’s password, you could actually retrieve it by using the “forget password” feature. This video shows you exactly how to go about doing that.

Stage 56: How to Secure Your WordPress Blog: There are several procedures which you can use to make your WordPress blog more secure and protect it from scammers and hackers. This video shows you how to secure your WordPress blog.

Stage 57: How to Schedule Blog Post For Future Date: WordPress allows you to create blog posts and pre-schedule them to go live at a date of your choice. This video shows you how to schedule a blog post for future date.

Stage 58: How to Create A Sitemap: There are several procedures which you can use to make your WordPress blog more secure and protect it from scammers and hackers. This video shows you how to secure your WordPress blog.

Stage 59: How to Speed Up Your WordPress Blog: When you have lots of content and images on your WordPress blog, your blog’s loading speed could slow down. This is bad as your visitors could get impatient and end up leaving your blog. It’s also bad for search engine optimization. This video shows you a few techniques you could use to speed up your WordPress blog.

Stage 60: How to Make A Post Sticky: There are certain blog posts which you want to make it appear at the top of your blog. This video shows you exactly how to do that by making a blog post “sticky”.

Stage 61: How to Add Text Link Ads: Text link ads usually get very high click through rates so it’s a great form of monetization for your blog. This video shows you easily add text link ads to your WordPress blog.

Stage 62: How to Add Thumbnails to Your Posts: Thumbnail images help make your blog posts look more attractive and increase the overall look of your blog. This video shows you how to add thumbnails to your blog posts.

Stage 63: How to Integrate TweetMeme with Your Blog: The TweetMeme plugin is an excellent way to get your blog readers to re-tweet your blog posts on Twitter, one of the largest social networking sites online. This video shows you how to integrate TweetMeme with your blog.

Stage 64: How to Install & Configure W3 Total Cache Plugin: The W3 total cache plugin helps make your WordPress blog load faster and saves up your bandwidth. This is especially vital if you’re using shared hosting. This video shows you how to install and configure w3 total cache plugin.

Course Code:

WPP-1

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VP-05

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Course Content:

Stage 1: Consulting

Stage 2: Strategic Planning

Stage 3: Microsoft Exam 70-632 TS: Managing Projects with Microsoft Office Project 2007

Stage 4: Certified Associate in Project Management CAPM Exam

Stage 5: IT Infrastructure Library ITIL V3 Foundation Certificate Exam

Stage 6: IT Infrastructure Library ITIL V3 Intermediate Level: Operational Support & Analysis Certification Exam

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PSMS-1

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Course Contents:

Stage 1: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 2: Programming Best Practices

Stage 3: Software Development Principles

Stage 4: Systems and Database Design

Stage 5: Managing Information Systems

Stage 6: Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development Foundation

Stage 7: Microsoft Exam 70-561 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development

Stage 8: Microsoft Exam 70-432 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Implementation and Maintenance

Stage 9: Microsoft Exam 70-433 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Database Development

Stage 10: Microsoft Exam 70-448 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Business Intelligence Development and Maintenance

Stage 11: Microsoft Exam 70-562 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, ASP .NET Application Development

Stage 12: Microsoft Exam 70-630: MCTS: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Configuration

Stage 13: Microsoft Exam 70-631: MCTS: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Configuration

Stage 14: Microsoft Exam 70-541: MCTS: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 – Application Development

Stage 15: Microsoft Exam 70-542: MCTS Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application Development

Course Code:

DPDC-1

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Course Contents:

Stage 1: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 2: Programming Best Practices

Stage 3: Software Development Principles

Stage 4: Systems and Database Design

Stage 5: Managing Information Systems

Stage 6: Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development Foundation

Stage 7: Microsoft Exam 70-561 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development

Stage 8: Microsoft Exam 70-432 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Implementation and Maintenance

Stage 9: Microsoft Exam 70-433 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Database Development

Stage 10: Microsoft Exam 70-448 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Business Intelligence Development and Maintenance

Stage 11: Microsoft Exam 70-502 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Windows Presentation Foundation Application Development

Stage 12: Microsoft Exam 70-503 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Windows Communication Foundation Application Development

Stage 13: Microsoft Exam 70-504 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Windows Workflow Foundation Application Development

Stage 14: Microsoft Exam 70-505 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Windows Forms Applications

Course Code:

DPDE-1

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Course Contents:

Stage 1: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 2: Programming Best Practices

Stage 3: Software Development Principles

Stage 4: Systems and Database Design

Stage 5: Managing Information Systems

Stage 6: Oracle Exam 1Z0-007 Introduction to Oracle 9i SQL

Stage 7: Oracle Exam 1Z0-047 Oracle Database SQL Expert

Stage 8: Oracle Exam 1Z0-051 Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I

Stage 9: Oracle Exam 1Z0-052 Oracle Database 11g: Administration I

Stage 10: Oracle Exam 1Z0-053 Oracle Database 11g: Administration II

Stage 11: Oracle Exam 1Z0-054 Oracle Database 11g: Performance Tuning

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ORAC-1

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Stage 1: Web Site Design – Principles

Stage 2: Designing and Hosting a Web Site

Stage 3: E-commerce

Stage 4: Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Website Development

Stage 5: Adobe Flash CS4

Stage 6: Adobe AIR for Flash Designers

Stage 7: Adobe Fireworks CS4

Stage 8: Adobe InDesign CS4

Stage 9: Adobe Captivate 4

Stage 10: Adobe Illustrator CS4

Stage 11: Adobe Photoshop CS4

Stage 12: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 13: Programming Best Practices

Stage 14: Software Development Principles

Stage 15: Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development Foundation

Stage 16: Microsoft Exam 70-562 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, ASP .NET Application Development

Stage 17: Microsoft Exam 70-630: MCTS: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Configuration

Stage 18: Microsoft Exam 70-631: MCTS: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Configuration

Stage 19: Microsoft Exam 70-541: MCTS: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 – Application Development

Stage 20: Microsoft Exam 70-542: MCTS Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application Development

Stage 21: Java 2 Programming

Stage 22: Sun Certified Java Programmer SCJP Java Standard Edition 6.0 Exam CX-310-065

Course Code:

WADP-3

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Stage 1: Web Site Design – Principles

Stage 2: Designing and Hosting a Web Site

Stage 3: E-commerce

Stage 4: Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Website Development

Stage 5: Adobe Flash CS4

Stage 6: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 7: Programming Best Practices

Stage 8: Software Development Principles

Stage 9: Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development Foundation

Stage 10: Microsoft Exam 70-562 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, ASP .NET Application Development

Course Code:

PWDE-3

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Course Contents:

Stage 1: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 2: Programming Best Practices

Stage 3: Software Development Principles

Stage 4: Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development Foundation

Stage 5: Microsoft Exam 70-562 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, ASP .NET Application Development

Stage 6: Sun Certified Java Programmer SCJP Standard Edition 6.0 Exam CX-310-065

Course Code:

MASJ-1

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Course Contents:

Stage 1: Software Programming Fundamentals

Stage 2: Programming Best Practices

Stage 3: Software Development Principles

Stage 4: Microsoft Exam 70-536 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development Foundation

Stage 5: Microsoft Exam 70-561 MCTS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Application Development

Stage 6: Microsoft Exam 70-432 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Implementation and Maintenance

Stage 7: Microsoft Exam 70-433 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Database Development

Stage 8: Microsoft Exam 70-448 TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Business Intelligence Development and Maintenance

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MADO-1

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