Internet 101

The fundamentals of Internet

How, What, When, Where and Why

How does the Internet really work and how can I get the most out of it

1. Seminar Benefits

2. Target Audience

3. Basic Agenda

1. Seminar Benefits:

Find out where and how it all started and where it is all going

Understand the real issues of the Internet

Learn how Internet works and how it all fits together

Find out what works what does not work

Learn how to setup and use key Internet applications

Learn how to develop you own web site

Learn about important security issues

Find out about hot and interesting Internet products and technologies

Learn about Java and Objects

Gain invaluable tips on how to make the most of Internet

2. Target Audience:

Anyone who uses, or plans to use Internet

We do not presume any level of expertise

We focus on explaining basic and relatively advanced concepts in straight forward terms so that any reasonably educated person can fully grasp the technology and concepts.

3. Basic Agenda:

Basic Internet:
Where did it all start: The history of Internet; The organizations behind Internet; The Standards of the Web
Introduction to using and making the most of the web: Base requirements; ISP's; TCP/IP - the heart of Internet
E-mail and other basic Internet technologies: Learn about SMTP, POP, MIME, MAPI, litservers, Spaming, Gopher, and more.

The Web:
Web browsers: How they work; How to setup your browser
Search engines: How to use search engines; Which search engines to use for different functions
Personal search and analysis tools
Voice and Video over the Web: What the options are; How to set up a voice and video conference
Security: Cookies and things; Java Virtual machine; What the real issues are; How to protect yourself; Money over the Internet
Web Servers: How a web server works; Introductory course on how to develop a web site; Introductory HTML; Robots and spiders; How to advertise your web site
What's Java?: Java Virtual machine; Java Language; Java Script; Java Applets; Java Beans; Java RMI
What's an Object: The principals of object orientation; Brief introduction to key distributed object standards
Useful sites for everyday functions: Making travel reservations, planes, automobiles and hotels; Investment analysis and stock trading on the web; Newspapers; How to purchase goods and getting the best price on the web
Introduction to hot and interesting Internet Technologies
Where is it all going, the hype the fiction, the fantasy and the facts

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