> Since my class is entry level beginner, and did not really have any SQL background, the first night (4.5 hours) is filled up with > basic SQL statements, best practices, etc. Then we do a couple of sample pages introducing them to <cfoutput>, creating variables, > outputting those vars, DateFormat, the fun "Hello World" stuff. And that fills a first night, depending upon energy of class.
Mine is definately going to be 'entry level beginner' .. Some of the people probably don't understand the concept of a web server yet ;) but hey, I'm not picky. Besides, if they can get up to speed in 2 weeks, that's the kind of person who you want working for you and the one that gets 'promoted' :) > The rest of the curriculum I custom tailored (from my memory) to the pace of the students. Since I have been doing it for so long, I > usually make it up as I go along, not necessarily sticking rigidly to a set outline. Sometimes the class sweeps you in a direction > that's suited for them. And I always do a class project that comes from their ideas. That's what I was planning on doing, but I didn't want to start out by making it up as I go along on my first night heh. Once I get a feel for the class, no prob., but until then, I'd like to have a little structure to fall back on. > I can send you my course outline if you would like? I have it in a word doc. Always willing to help the future President! <grin> That would be great. I would much appreciate it. Send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Oops .. I'm being a little premature. Try [EMAIL PROTECTED] for now ;) Todd ----- Todd for President Making Erika (with a K) Secretary of Web Development for a better tomorrow. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
