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Introduction to XML Technologies

Universite de Montreal
Montréal , Canada
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2027-01-07
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Computer Science | Information Technology | Software Development
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Information and Communication Technologies
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English
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2027-01-07-
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Introduction to XML Technologies

This course introduces students to XML technologies for managing, storing, and distributing business documents on the web. Topics covered include schema (DTD, XSD, and RelaxNG), XSL transformations (XSLT and XSLT-FO), XPath language, and programming with SAX and DOM APIs.


  • Campus: MontrÈal
  • Semester: Winter 2026
  • Credits: 3.0
  • Schedule: Evening schedule
Admission Requirements
  • Prerequisite: IFT1144

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  • Informatique appliquÈe (30 credits, full-time or part-time)
  • Informatique appliquÈe - Campus Brossard (30 credits, part-time)
  • Exploration de technologies informatiques (9-15 credits, full-time or part-time)
  • Programmation Internet (15 credits, part-time)

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