To successfully undertake the Oracle Application Express Workshop I Ed 3 course, the following minimum prerequisites are recommended:
- Basic knowledge of data processing concepts and techniques.
- Familiarity with web browsers and web-based applications.
- Understanding of relational database concepts such as tables, rows, columns, and primary keys.
- Introductory level SQL skills, including writing simple SQL queries.
- Some experience with any programming language could be helpful, though not strictly necessary.
Please note that these prerequisites are meant to ensure a smooth learning experience and should not discourage interested learners who are motivated to familiarize themselves with the concepts mentioned. Additional resources and support will be available during the course to help all participants succeed.
Target Audience for Oracle Application Express Workshop I Ed 3
The Oracle Application Express Workshop I Ed 3 course is designed for IT professionals interested in developing database-driven web applications.
- Database Developers
- Application Developers
- Web Developers
- System Analysts
- Technical Consultants
- IT Students and Educators specializing in database or software development
- Oracle Database Administrators looking to expand their skillset into web application development
- Professionals with SQL and PL/SQL experience seeking to leverage Oracle APEX for rapid application development
- Business Analysts interested in building prototype applications quickly
- Project Managers overseeing development teams that use Oracle APEX
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Oracle Application Express Workshop I Ed 3?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes:
The Oracle Application Express Workshop I Ed 3 course equips students with the essential skills to create web-based database applications using Oracle APEX. Participants will learn to design, develop, and deploy responsive applications effectively.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Gain an understanding of the Oracle Application Express (APEX) architecture and its components.
- Learn to create, modify, and manage both desktop and mobile database applications.
- Develop expertise in working with various report types, including classic, interactive, column toggle, and reflow reports.
- Acquire skills to design and implement forms, as well as modify them for data entry and manipulation.
- Understand page definitions, regions, and how to effectively manage page components.
- Explore the creation and usage of items, buttons, and List of Value (LOV) types.
- Comprehend session state management and apply session state features in applications.
- Implement page processing techniques, including computations, processes, validations, and branching.
- Develop debugging strategies and use the Application Express Advisor for application validation.
- Enhance application security through authentication and authorization schemes, and session state protection.
