The document outlines a course curriculum covering various aspects of XML, XQuery, and MarkLogic. It includes sessions on topics such as XPath, FLWOR expressions, data management methodologies, and performance tuning, with practical exercises and small projects included. The course also addresses MarkLogic architecture, administration, and high availability considerations.

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2. Sessions
● Session 1
○ XML Overview
○ XML Source tree
○ Namespaces
○ XPath
○ Exercises
● Session 2
○ What is XQuery?
○ Where it is used?
○ Everything is a Sequence
○ FLWOR Expression
○ Exercises
● Session 3
○ Functions/conditional operators/typeswitch/element/attribute constructions
○ Joins, Aggregation, Sorting and Grouping
○ XSLT Vs XQuery/Push Vs Pull
○ Modules - Main Vs Library
○ Exercises

3. Sessions(Contd…)
● Session 4
○ Understanding MarkLogic - what & where we use MarkLogic
○ Setting Up MarkLogic
○ MarkLogic Architecture
○ RDBMS to MarkLogic
● Session 5
○ XQuery Modules
○ Admin UI walk through
○ Database, Forest and stands
○ Details about App servers
■ How to create and purpose
● Session 6
○ Loading and Managing Data - Different type of methodology to load data
■ Record loader
■ MLCP
■ XQuery APIs - xdmp:document-load() and xdmp:document-insert()
■ WebDav
○ Directories and Collections

4. Sessions(Contd…)
● Session 7
○ xdmp:eval(), xdmp:invoke() and xdmp:spawn() in detail
○ Content Processing Framework (CPF)
○ Rebalancing
● Session 8
○ Small project to ingest content in bulk using mlcp & CPF - Use of XQuery and XSLT
● Session 9
○ Backup and Restore
○ Indexing
○ REST services
● Session 10
○ Search - cts:search, search:search, search:resolve, cts:values etc…
● Session 11
○ Small project using search APIs

5. Sessions(Contd…)
● Session 12
○ Small project using search APIs - Continue
○ Clustering
○ Database and Forest Level Failover and replication
● Session 13
○ Performance tuning
○ Merges
○ High Availability and Disaster Recovery
○ Monitoring MarkLogic
○ Working with MarkLogic Support