Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 10:43:51 -0700
From: John Donnelly <johnd@xor.com>
Subject: Adv Perl Programming Tutorial - Boulder, CO

**Upcoming (December 1-3, 1998) Adv Perl Programming Tutorial**
Session is held at our training facility in Boulder, CO.
Class size is limited to 10 people.  Limited reservations remaining.
Contact me for further information, registration forms.
--John Donnelly, Training Coordinator
  XOR Network Engineering, Inc.
  http://www.xor.com/training  johnd@xor.com  303-448-4816
                                *****
                     Advanced Perl Programming
                  (Three Day Hands-on Lecture/Lab)
                  Tom Christiansen, Perl Consultancy
                 Tuesday-Thursday, December 1-3, 1998
                         Boulder, CO
                        Tuition: $995

    This course presents everything you'll  need  to  completely
    master  advanced Perl programming using features and facili-
    ties from the latest release of Perl (5.004).

    Who should attend:
    Anyone interested in honing their existing Perl  programming
    skills  for  quick  prototyping,  system utilities, software
    tools, system management tasks, database access,  and  world
    wide web programming.

    Prerequisites:
    Besides having already taken a course in beginning Perl pro-
    gramming  or  having  read  the  Learning  Perl  book  from
    O'Reilly, students should also have already  used  Perl  for
    basic  scripting  for several months previous to taking this
    course.  Basic screen editing and manipulating of files on a
    Unix system are also assumed.

    Topics Include:
        - exceptions and eval
        - Unix database files
        - binary I/O and file locking
        - advanced regular expressions
        - libraries and mondules
        - object-oriented programming
        - references and complex data structures
        - client and server programming using TCP sockets
        - overview of issues involved with linking C
                        into Perl and vice versa