Introduction

ITI-521: CGI Programming in Perl

Meetings: (Section 21) Mondays (6:10p-9:00p): May 17, 24, 1999; Hill Center 250
(Section 22) Wednesdays (1:10p-4:00p): Jun 2, 9, 1999; Hill Center 250
(Section 23) Wednesdays (6:10p-9:00p): Jul 7, 14, 1999; Hill Center 248
Prerequisites: Familiarity with a Web browser such as Netscape or Explorer
Tuition: $275

This course is intended for non-programmers. The Perl scripting language is used to create server-side applications that generate HTML pages on-the-fly. A comprehensive explanation is given of CGI and related techniques for providing dynamic content creation on the Web. We start at the beginning, explaining the value of CGI and how it works, and the basics of script programming. The Perl language, syntax, functions, and library modules are covered.


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