Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Training Course Catalogue. Learning Solutions

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1 Training Course Catalogue Learning Solutions

2 Learning & Development CONTENTS Overview Welcome to the Training Courses Catalogue section. Here you will find the full range of Official 2010 courses. If there is something missing please let us know. MS10174: Configuring and Managing 2010 MS10175: 2010, Application Development MS10231: Designing a 2010 Infrastructure MS10232: Designing and Developing Applications MS10805: 2010 Search for Application Developers MS50352: 2010 Overview for End Users MS50353: 2010 Overview for IT Professionals MS50429: 2010 Business Intelligence MS50465: PerformancePoint 2010 Designing and Implementing Scorecards and Dashboards MS50468: 2010 End User - Level I MS50469: 2010 End User - Level II MS50470: for the Site Owner/Power User MS50478: 2010 Advanced Foundation Development MS50547: 2010 Site Collection and Site Administration

3 Learning & Development MICROSOFT SHAREPOINT 2010 MAKES IT EASIER FOR PEOPLE TO WORK TOGETHER. USING SHAREPOINT 2010, YOUR PEOPLE CAN SET UP WEB SITES TO SHARE INFORMATION WITH OTHERS, MANAGE DOCUMENTS FROM START TO FINISH, AND PUBLISH REPORTS TO HELP EVERYONE MAKE BETTER DECISIONS WHY USE SHAREPOINT 2010? The capabilities of 2010 work together to help your company quickly respond to changing business needs. Using 2010, your people can share ideas and expertise, create custom solutions for specific needs, and find the right business information to make better decisions. For IT, 2010 helps you cut maintenance costs, save time and effort, and focus on higher business priorities. SHAREPOINT 2010 FOR IT PROFESSIONALS 2010 delivers a powerful, easy-todeploy infrastructure that can help you make your company more productive. Flexible deployment options let you customise the system so that people can do their jobs effectively in a secure environment. Plus, with centralised administration and management features, you can be confident knowing that you maintain control over a system that is ready to respond to any business need. SHAREPOINT 2010 FOR DEVELOPERS With 2010, you and your development team can build custom applications and components to rapidly respond to business needs. With familiar tools, it s easy to create Web Parts, external content types, and workflow activities for use in solutions. A full set of extensibility APIs also lets you customise your implementations. What s more, you can count on community support and training opportunities to help you do your work in quickly and effectively. BENEFITS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL Be More Productive 2010 gives you deeper insight into operations. Features include an easy-to-use Central Administration Web site, new capabilities to manage and monitor your farm, and Windows PowerShell support. Manage a Unified, Scalable Infrastructure 2010 provides a single, scalable infrastructure that allows better control over server resources. For example, you can manage large lists more easily and improve data management and protection using high availability. A scalable services architecture also helps you centralise services like Search, My Sites, and Taxonomy. These services can be managed through Central Administration and scripted by Windows PowerShell. Plus, because the architecture is extensible, thirdparty companies can build and add services to the platform. Maintain Control with Flexible Deployment Options 2010 provides a simple installation and configuration process, including a smooth upgrade from What s more, new features can help you manage how your people use For example, you can allow site administrators to upload custom code with Sandbox Solutions. You also have more control over how the system is set up: If you want to maintain a centralised system, you can block decentralised deployments through Group Policy or track them with Active Directory marker support. BENEFITS FOR THE DEVELOPER Be More Productive Visual Studio 2010 gives you a complete set of project templates, designs, and packaging tools for 2010 solutions. Plus, you can install 2010 on Windows 7, making it easier than ever to develop applications. Fully Use Platform Services 2010 helps you build powerful business solutions using new features such as Language Integrated Query (LINQ) to, Data Services, and the Client Object Model. You also can use Business Connectivity Services to pull external data, complete with read/write capability, into Deploy and Monitor Flexible Solutions 2010 delivers on the promise of flexible deployment options: Use Sandbox Solutions to limit code CPU time, SQL Server execution time, and exception handling. Take advantage of the Silverlight Web Part and the Client Object Model to offload custom code from the server. Plus, use these same technologies to deploy custom code to Online. For course dates and pricing visit us online at

4 Configuring and Managing 2010 Course No: MS10174 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This five-day, instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to Install, Configure and Administer 2010 and also manage and monitor sites and users by using This course is intended for IT Professionals who are experienced Windows Server 2003 or 2008 Administrators and are interested in learning how to administer The course is also intended for part time Business Application Administrators (BAAs) who are engaged in the administering line-of-business (LOB) applications in conjunction with internal business customers. Experience administering Active Directory: Creating and Managing User and Group Accounts, Delegation of Administration and Configuring Group Policy Experience administering network infrastructure: DNS, TCP/IP connectivity General conceptual awareness of.net Framework as it relates to 2010 Experience administering SQL Server 2005 or 2008: Creating logons, Assigning roles and using SQL Management Studio One year experience using Windows PowerShell cmdlets General security and authentication practices Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: INTRODUCING SHAREPOINT 2010 Evaluate the Features of 2010 Prepare for 2010 Install 2010 Advanced Installation of 2010 MODULE 2: CREATING A SHAREPOINT 2010 INTRANET Perform Initial Farm Configuration Configure the Logical Structure Explore the Web Application and Physical Architecture MODULE 3: ADMINISTERING AND AUTOMATING SHAREPOINT Configure Central Administration Administer from the Command Line Automate Operations with Windows PowerShell MODULE 4: CONFIGURING CONTENT MANAGEMENT Optimise Content Storage and Access Manage Site Content Types and Site Columns Configure the Managed Metadata Service MODULE 5: CONFIGURING AUTHENTICATION Classic Authentication Providers Federated Authentication MODULE 6: SECURING CONTENT Administer Users and Groups Implement Roles and Role Assignments Secure and Audit Content MODULE 7: MANAGING SHAREPOINT CUSTOMISATIONS Customise Deploy and Manage Features and Solutions Configure Sandboxed Solutions MODULE 8: CONFIGURING AND SECURING SHAREPOINT SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS Secure the Enterprise Service Secure and Isolate Web Applications Configure Service Applications MODULE 9: USER PROFILES AND SOCIAL NETWORKING Configure User Profiles Implement 2010 Social Networking Features MODULE 10: ADMINISTERING AND CONFIGURING SHAREPOINT SEARCH Configure Search Refine Search MODULE 11: IMPLEMENTING OFFICE WEB APPS Implement Business Connectivity Services Configuring Excel Services Application Understanding PerformancePoint Services Configuring InfoPath Forms Services Implementing Visio Services Features Implementing Access Services Implementing Office Web Apps MODULE 12: IMPLEMENTING BUSINESS CONTINUITY Configure High availability Backup and Restore MODULE 13: MONITORING AND OPTIMISING SHAREPOINT PERFORMANCE Monitor Performance Health Analyser Usage reports and web analytics Monitor and Optimise Performance

5 2010 Application Development Course No: MS10175 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This five day, instructor-led course provides to build solutions on the 2010 platform. This course is intended for professional Developers who use 2010 in a team-based, medium-sized to large development environment. Members of the audience are experienced users of Visual Studio 2008 SP1. The audience understands how to use the new features of 2010 and Visual Studio An understanding of the problem-solving techniques that apply to software development 12 months experience with ASP.NET 3.5 with Visual Studio month development experience with 2007 or 2010 and Visual Studio 2010 includes beta releases creating code that interacts with the Server-side APIs Experience performing end user tasks with 2007 or 2010 and an understanding of the purpose and use of the following: - Lists - Documents and Libraries - Personalising a page/site - Using MySites - Using Designer Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE SHAREPOINT 2010 DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM 2010 as a Development Platform 2010 Object Hierarchy Working with 2010 Objects MODULE 2: USING SHAREPOINT 2010 DEVELOPER TOOLS Developing Sites using Designer 2010 Developing Solutions using Visual Studio 2010 Packaging and Deploying 2010 Solutions MODULE 3: DEVELOPING SHAREPOINT 2010 WEB PARTS Developing Standard Web Parts Developing Connected Web Parts Developing Visual Web Parts MODULE 4: WORKING WITH SHAREPOINT OBJECTS ON THE SERVER Working with Sites Programmatically Working with Lists Programmatically Working with List Data Programmatically MODULE 5: CREATING EVENT RECEIVERS AND APPLICATION SETTINGS Creating Event Receivers Working with Web.Config Programmatically MODULE 6: DEVELOPING SOLUTIONS USING BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY SERVICES Business Connectivity Services Overview Developing External Content Types and Lists using Designer Developing Business Connectivity Services Solutions using Visual Studio 2010 MODULE 7 DEVELOPING SHAREPOINT 2010 WORKFLOWS Creating Workflows with Designer Creating Workflows with Visual Studio 2010 MODULE 8: WORKING WITH CLIENT-BASED APIs FOR SHAREPOINT 2010 Overview of the 2010 Client Object Model Working with the 2010 Client Object Model in.net Applications MODULE 9: DEVELOPING INTERACTIVE USER INTERFACES Creating Menu Items and Ribbon Controls Creating Client-Side Dialogs MODULE 10: DEVELOPING SILVERLIGHT APPLICATIONS FOR SHAREPOINT Creating Silverlight Applications for 2010 Deploying and Debugging Silverlight Applications for 2010 MODULE 11: DEVELOPING SANDBOXED SOLUTIONS Sandboxing and User Solutions Restrictions for Sandboxed Solutions MODULE 12: WORKING WITH SHAREPOINT SERVER PROFILES AND TAXONOMY APIs User Profiles Taxonomies MODULE 13: DEVELOPING CONTENT MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS Developing Enterprise Content Management Solutions Developing Web Content Management Solutions

6 Designing a 2010 Infrastructure Course No: MS10231 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This five day, instructor-led course provides to design and deploy This course is intended for IT Professionals who use 2010 in a team-based, medium-sized to large environment. They likely work as a Senior Administrator who acts as a technical lead over a team of Administrators. At least 2 years experience Administering, Deploying, Managing, Monitoring, Upgrading, Migrating and Designing Servers At least one year s experience of mapping business requirements to logical and physical technical design A working knowledge of Network Design, including Network Security Completed Course MS10174: IT Pro - Configuring and Managing 2010, or have equivalent knowledge Students should also have at least 6 months experience with 2010, including prereleased versions of the product. Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: DESIGNING A LOGICAL ARCHITECTURE Identifying Business Requirements Overview of 2010 Logical Architecture Documenting your 2010 Environment Documenting the Logical Architecture MODULE 2: PLANNING A SERVICE APPLICATION ARCHITECTURE Introduction to the Service Application Architecture in 2010 Service Application Architecture and Components Topologies for Service Applications Mapping Service Applications to your Logical Architecture MODULE 3: PLANNING FOR PERFORMANCE AND CAPACITY Principles of Performance Planning Designing for Performance Principles of Capacity Planning Designing for Capacity MODULE 4: DESIGNING A PHYSICAL ARCHITECTURE Designing Physical Components for Deployments Designing Supporting Components for Deployments Farm Topologies Mapping a Logical Architecture Design to a Physical Architecture Design MODULE 5: DESIGNING A SECURITY PLAN Designing to Secure 2010 Planning for Service Accounts Planning Security for Users and Groups Planning for SSL MODULE 6: PLANNING AUTHENTICATION Overview of Authentication Introduction to Claims-based Authentication Selecting Authentication Methods MODULE 7: PLANNING MANAGED METADATA Metadata in 2010 Overview of Content Types Mapping Managed Metadata to Business Requirements MODULE 8: PLANNING SOCIAL COMPUTING Overview of Social Computing Planning for Social Computing Functionality in 2010 Planning for the User Profile Service MODULE 9: DESIGNING AN ENTERPRISE SEARCH STRATEGY Overview of 2010 Search Architecture Search Topologies in 2010 Capacity and Performance Planning for Search Mapping Business Requirements to Search Design MODULE 10: PLANNING ENTERPRISE CONTENT MANAGEMENT Overview of Enterprise Content Management Planning Tasks for Content Management Planning Features and Policies for Content Management Planning Web Content Management MODULE 11: PLANNING A SHAREPOINT 2010 IMPLEMENTATION OF A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE STRATEGY Sandboxing and User Solutions Restrictions for Sandboxed Solutions MODULE 12: DEVELOPING A PLAN FOR GOVERNANCE Overview of Governance Key Elements of a Governance Plan Planning for Governance in Governance Implementation Features and Policies in MODULE 13: DESIGNING A MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING PLAN Principles of Maintenance and Monitoring Creating a Maintenance Plan for 2010 Creating a Monitoring Plan for 2010 Considerations for the Maintenance and Monitoring of Associated Technologies MODULE 14: PLANNING BUSINESS CONTINUITY Overview of Business Continuity Management Developing a Business Continuity Plan for Creating a Backup and Restore Plan for MODULE 15: PLANNING FOR UPGRADING TO SHAREPOINT 2010 Identifying Upgrade Scenarios Planning your Upgrade Upgrade Considerations

7 Designing and Developing Server 2010 Applications Course No: MS10232 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This five day, instructor-led course provides to help organisations design and develop effective applications. This course is intended for IT Professionals who will be responsible for designing custom code for projects that are deployed to 2010 servers. This course is also for Development Professionals who are responsible for Leading Projects, Designing Solutions and Identifying Problems. An understanding of the problem-solving techniques that apply to the software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), including the versioning of software and the management of configuration and content in a software system Basic knowledge of Web Application Architecture Experience in developing in a team environment Working knowledge of ASP.NET and Visual Studio Experience in Infrastructure including servers and services Experience in Development including the APIs and XML schemas necessary to create web parts, perform data access and provision fields, lists, content types, etc Students should also have at least two years of Development Experience and should have experience with ASP.NET and Visual Studio Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: ASP.NET ADVANCED CONCEPTS FOR SHAREPOINT Server Memory Server CPU Transfer and Client MODULE 2: DESIGNING FOR USER EXPERIENCE Background Page Parts Pages Globalisation and Localisation Designing for Accessibility MODULE 3: DESIGNING FOR DATA List and Library Fundamentals Large Data Strategies Data Management MODULE 4: DESIGNING DATA CAPTURE AND INTEGRATION Key Considerations for Data Capture Designing for Data Capture Designing for Integration MODULE 5: DESIGNING ARTIFACTS Customer Requirements Creating Sites MODULE 6: DESIGNING PROCESSING SOLUTIONS Multiserver Configurations In and Out of the Sandbox Getting Work Done Working with Workflows MODULE 7: DESIGNING PACKAGING Understanding Packaging Life Cycle Establishing Design Principles MODULE 8: DESIGNING A DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY Developing for the Enterprise The Role of Logging The Benefits of Application Configuration MODULE 9: DEVELOPING VERSION AND DEPLOYMENT Application Life Cycle Management Source Control and Build Versioning Strategy Upgrading Deployment MODULE 10: DESIGNING INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE AND NAVIGATION Understanding Information Architecture Planning for Software Boundaries Navigation MODULE 11: DESIGNING BRANDING AND CUSTOMISATION SUPPORT Introduction to Branding Branding Options Branding Decisions Managing User Experience Planning for Customisation MODULE 12: DESIGNING SECURITY Security within Using an Alternate Identity Store Forms-Based Authentication Deeper Look at Claims MODULE 13: DESIGNING FOR PAGE AND DATA ACCESS PERFORMANCE Optimising Page Performance Analysing Performance with the Developer Dashboard Optimising Data Access Performance MODULE 14: DESIGNING A TESTING STRATEGY Testing Concepts Unit Testing Integration Testing Performance Testing

8 2010 Search for Application Developers Course No: MS10805 Three days Instructor-led-Classroom This three day, instructor-led course provides to develop enterprise search applications for This course builds on the search-related material in Course MS10175: 2010 Application Development. Topics include: Processing Data Content, Configuring Federation, Search Scopes, Managed Metadata, Linguistics, Federated Object Model Applications, Custom Search Applications, Extending Connectors Using Designer and Custom Connectors Using Business Connectivity Services. This course is intended for Application Developers and Advanced System Administrators working in the Enterprise Search area to extend. At least two years of experience as a Developer for Office Server 2007 and/or An understanding of Windows Server 2008 and supporting technologies, such as Internet Information Services Experience deploying and configuring Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server Technologies Familiarity with creating projects in Visual Studio 2010 Familiarity with.net programming in Visual Studio 2010 Familiarity with Windows PowerShell 2.0 Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: PROCESSING DATA SOURCES Search Architecture Management Shell Crawling Content MODULE 2: CONFIGURING SEARCH SITES Keyword Syntax Introducing the Search Site Search Web Parts MODULE 3: CONFIGURING FEDERATION Federated Search Basics Creating New Federated Locations Adding Metadata to a Federated Location Security Options MODULE 4: SCOPES AND MANAGED METADATA Search Scopes Managed Metadata MODULE 5: SHAREPOINT LINGUISTICS Noise Words, Thesaurus and Custom Dictionaries Query Suggestions, Nicknames and Stemming MODULE 6: FEDERATED OBJECT MODEL Overview Scenario Walk Through MODULE 7: CREATING CUSTOM SEARCH APPLICATIONS Query Setup Query Submission MODULE 8: EXTENDING CONNECTORS Creating External Content Types Configuring Associations Configuring Incremental Crawls Exporting and Importing MODULE 9: CREATING CUSTOM CONNECTORS Key Concepts Creating a.net Assembly Connector

9 2010 Overview for End Users Course No: MS50352 Three days Instructor-led-Classroom This three day, instructor-led course provides to explore all the new end user features exposed in This course is intended for Professionals who work with Team Sites, Libraries, Lists and Items. An understanding of 2007 basics Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: A simple introduction module. Understand your course and environment MODULE 2: SHAREPOINT INTRODUCTION In this module, we are going to answer the all important questions of "What" and "Why" should we be using. We are also going to look at the new and exciting features of 2010! What s New in 2010? End User Adoption What is? Why MODULE 3: COLLABORATION EXPERIENCE In this module we take a look at common features of the basic Site. Throughout this course we will create and manage several different pieces of content and the Team Site will be our Site of choice for doing this. Understanding this Site is the center piece of understanding and applying it to your everyday life. New Features MODULE 4: LISTS In this module, we are going to take a look at Lists from an end user standpoint, but also very quickly from a database standpoint as well. We will talk about the new Lists of 2010 and what things have changed when working with any type of List Features Lists MODULE 5: LIST MANAGEMENT We explored the types of Lists that come out of the box in the last module. In this module, we will explore how to manage those Lists. List Management MODULE 6: PERMISSIONS In this module we take a look at permissions. We will learn about groups, permission levels, permissions and explore the new Permission Finders. Permissions MODULE 7: SHAREPOINT FOUNDATION SITE DEFINITIONS In this module we are going to review the Foundation Site Definitions. Foundation Sites MODULE 8: SHAREPOINT SERVER SITE DEFINITIONS In this module we will explore each of the site definitions that come with Server. Server Site Definitions MODULE 9: OFFICE INTEGRATION In this module we are going to take a look at how and Office interact. Office Integration Workspace 2010 Web Applications MODULE 10: MY SITE In this module we will review the MOSS feature called My Site. My Site What is Social Computing?

10 2010 Overview for IT Professionals Course No: MS50353 Three days Instructor-led-Classroom This three day, instructor-led course provides to explore the new architectural changes made to 2010 and how to upgrade your 2007 environment to This course is intended for IT Professionals who want to get a quick understanding with hands-on labs of the new features and interfaces for IT Professionals in An understanding of Database and Web Applications and 2007 upgrade experience Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: A simple introduction module. Understand your course MODULE 2: SERVICE APPLICATIONS In this module we are going to take a look at Service Applications and how the older Shared Service Provider is now obsolete. Service Applications MODULE 3: POWERSHELL In this module we are going to take a look at new PowerShell features in PowerShell and PowerShell MODULE 4: MONITORING In this module we are going to take a look at new monitoring features in Monitoring MODULE 5: SEARCH In this module we are going to take a look at new Search features in 2010, Search Federation and the new Search product called FAST ESP. Federated Search Search Architecture FAST Search Search 2010 MODULE 6: BACKUP RESTORE DISASTER RECOVERY In this module we are going to take a look at new High Availability features in Disaster Recovery Backup Restore MODULE 7: INSTALL AND UPGRADING In this module we are going to take a look at upgrading your older 2007 Farm to Deep Details Upgrading 2007

11 2010 Business Intelligence Course No: MS50429 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This five-day, instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to use as their platform for Business Intelligence (BI) and also journey through the Business Intelligence Center, Excel Services, Reporting Services, Analysis Service, PerformancePoint and PowerPivot to implement your BI Strategies and enable decision makers to see data in new and dynamic ways! This course will take students down a path of building a BI environment from scratch to full interactive dashboards using the BI Stack. This course is intended for Senior Business Intelligence Architects and Consultants, Senior Business Analysts and anyone responsible for implementing BI with. An understanding of the 2010 User Interface, Database reporting concepts and familiarity with Data Marts and Data Warehouses. Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: A simple introduction module. Understand your course and the environment MODULE 2: BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE In this module we review what Business Intelligence (BI) is and what the typical BI goals are. We also explore how BI tools are enabling more advanced Business Intelligence features to filter down/up to the decision makers and Information Workers in general. Business Intelligence MODULE 3: BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE CENTER In this module we are going to explore the Business Intelligence Center site definition that comes with Business Intelligence Center MODULE 4: DATA MART AND DATA WAREHOUSES In this module we explore what data is and some of the many forms that it takes. We then explore and define the terms Data Warehouse and Data Mart. This module is important in that as we move through the remainder of the course, we will need to have data to manipulate and work with to build our BI components. Understanding Data and Data Formats Building Data Marts and Data Warehouses MODULE 5: BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY SERVICES In this module we are going to take a look at the new Business Connectivity Services. Business Connectivity Services MODULE 6: ANALYSIS SERVICES In this module we will explore the feature of SQL Server called Analysis Services (SSAS). When regular SQL queries can't handle your data, MDX queries in SSAS can. Analysis Services MODULE 7: FILTER WEB PARTS In this module we will explore Filter Web Parts and the important role they play in building Business Intelligence portals. Filter Web Parts MODULE 8: EXCEL SERVICES In this module we will explore and work with the various features of 's Excel Services. Excel Services MODULE 9: POWERPIVOT In this module we explore the new PowerPivot tools of SQL Server 2008 R2 and Excel PowerPivot for PowerPivot for Excel MODULE 10: REPORTING SERVICES In this module we will explore Reporting Services, its integration with and how to build Reporting Services reports. Reporting Services Reports MODULE 11: PERFORMANCEPOINT In this module we will explore PerformancePoint and how it supercharges your BI Dashboards and Key Performance Indicators. PerformancePoint MODULE 12: VISIO AND ACCESS SERVICES In this module we will explore Visio and Access Services and how to integrate it into your Report process. Visio Services Access Services MODULE 13: GEOSPATIAL DATA WITH CHARTS AND MAPS In this module we will explore GeoSpatial data and how to use the new.net Charts and Mapping features of Charts and Maps GeoSpatial Data

12 PerformancePoint 2010 Designing and Implementing Scorecards and Dashboards Course No: MS50465 Three days Instructor-led-Classroom Level This three day, instructor-led course provides to develop Scorecards and Dashboards using PerformancePoint 2010 in their own work environment. The course covers design theory, different types of dashboards, planning, deployment and security. Each of the first class objects such as Indicators, KPIs, Filters, Data Sources and interconnecting them into scorecards and combining scorecards into dashboards is covered in depth. In addition peripheral knowledge that greatly enhances the design experience is provided including an overview of the Business Intelligence stack, basic understanding of the hosting services for PerformancePoint 2010 which is 2010, MDX queries and SQL Server Analysis Services. This course is intended for Power Users, Developers and IT Professionals that will be involved with the Design, Development and maintenance of actionable performance measurements as displayed in a scorecard and dashboard. An understanding of the benefits of business intelligence Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: THE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE STACK SQL 2008 R2 Business Intelligence Platform SQL Analysis Services SQL Reporting Services Performance Management Tools 2010 Multidimensional Space MDX Data Mining Understanding the Terminology MODULE 2: PERFORMANCEPOINT SERVICES 2010 Integration with Common Service Application Framework New PerformancePoint Features Storage Security Time Intelligence and Dynamic Filters Linking of Web Parts KPI Details Report Retired Features MODULE 3: DASHBOARDS AND SCORECARDS What is a Dashboard? What is a Scorecard? Scorecards in PPS KPI Collections Dashboard Design Guidelines Dashboards designed to Monitor Dashboards designed to Analyse Dashboards designed as Management views such as Six Sigma MODULE 4: MDX What is MDX? MDX Query Editor Select Statement Key Concepts Sets Functions Time Intelligence MODULE 5: DASHBOARD DESIGNER Dashboard Designer Internals Dashboard Designer Interface First Class Objects Main Window Properties Dashboard Designer Features MODULE 6: DATA CONNECTIONS Data Sources Multidimensional Tabular Specific Sources SSAS Excel List Time Intelligence MODULE 7: VISUAL INDICATORS AND KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Visual Indicators Categorising Indicators Performance Measures KPI Characteristics KPI Details KPI Templates Formatting Numbers Data Mappings Calculation Metrics Scoring Patterns Banding Methods KPI Details Report Best Practices MODULE 8: VISUAL REPORTS AND FILTERS Types of Reports Analytic Chart Analytic Grid Excel Services ProClarity Analytics SQL Server Reporting Services Filters Filtering Provider and Consumer Member Selection Named Set STPS to MDX Post Formula MODULE 9: SCORECARDS Three Categories SSAS Template Standard Template Tabular Scorecards Data Sources Implementing Interactivity Display values Using Filters Deploying MODULE 10: DASHBOARD DETAILS Dashboard Hierarchy Dashboard Variance Dynamic Dashboards Dashboard Interactivity

13 2010 End User - Level I Course No: MS50468 Three days Instructor-led-Classroom This three day, instructor-led course provides to explore all the basic end user features of 2010 including all basic Lists and Sites. This course is intended for business users and anyone that works with Sites on a regular basis. A basic understanding of Web Sites and Sites Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: A simple introduction module. Understand your course and environment MODULE 2: SHAREPOINT INTRODUCTION In this module, we are going to answer the all important questions of "What" and "Why" should we be using. We are also going to look at the new and exciting features of What s New in 2010? End User Adoption What is? Why? MODULE 3: COLLABORATION EXPERIENCE In this module we take a look at the Site creation process, common features of the basic Team Site, advanced features of a Team Site and the new features of New Features Site Structure Basic Features MODULE 4: LISTS In this module, we are going to take a look at Lists from a end user standpoint, but also very quickly from a database standpoint as well. We will talk about all the basic Lists and the new Lists in 2010 and what things have changed when working with any type of List Features Lists List Views MODULE 5: LIST MANAGEMENT We explored the types of Lists that come out of the box in the last module. In this module, we will explore how to manage those Lists. Basic List Management Advanced List Management MODULE 6: PERMISSIONS In this module we take a look at permissions. We will learn about groups, permission levels, permissions and explore the new Permission Finders. Permissions MODULE 7: FOUNDATION SITE DEFINITIONS In this module we are going to review the Foundation Site Definitions. Foundation Sites Creating Sites Growth Scenarios MODULE 8: OFFICE INTEGRATION In this module we are going to take a look at how and Office interact. Office Integration Workspace 2010 Web Applications

14 2010 End User - Level II Course No: MS50469 Two days Instructor-led-Classroom This two day, instructor-led course provides to explore several advanced topics of working with 2010 sites. Topics include Server site definitions (Business Intelligence, Search Center, etc.), in-depth coverage of Workflows, My Sites and Social Computing, Site Administration, Site Customisation and Site Collection Administration. This course is intended for business and everyday users wanting to learn more advanced tasks of sites and site collections as well as for people responsible for Managing sites as Owners or Site Collection Owners. Completed Course MS50468: 2010 End User Level I, or have equivalent knowledge Several months working experience with Sites Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: A simple introduction module. Understand your course and the environment MODULE 2: SERVER SITE DEFINITIONS In this module we will explore each of the site definitions that come with Server. Server Site Definitions MODULE 3: WORKFLOWS In this module we are going to take a look at implementing Workflows with Designer Workflows MODULE 4: MY SITE In this module we will review the new Social Computing features in 2010 and the Server feature called My Sites. My Site What is Social Computing? MODULE 5: SITE ADMINISTRATION In this module we are going to take a quick look at some basic Site Administration tasks. These are tasks that can be done by site "owners". Basic Site Administration MODULE 6: SITE CUSTOMISATION In this module we will take a very brief look at some of the ways to customise your site via the browser and as an end user. There are many more ways at a developer level to customise sites, but this module is focused at an end user level. Site Customisation Using Web Parts MODULE 7: SITE COLLECTION ADMINISTRATION In this module we take a look at all Site Collection settings and describe what a Site Collection Administrator is, and what they can do. Site Collection Administration

15 Server 2010 for the Site Owner/Power User Course No: MS50470 Two days Instructor-led-Classroom This two day, instructor-led course provides to create sites and lists, manage user access and customise lists and pages. This class uses the version of. While it is of equal value for users of Foundation, it does include a few features not found in Foundation. This course is intended for Site Owner/ Power User of a site who needs to know how to create sites and lists, manage user access and customise lists and pages. A working knowledge of 2010 and know how to navigate a site and lists Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: THE ROLE OF THE SITE OWNER The role of the Site Owner / Power User The tools for the Site Owner MODULE 2: SHAREPOINT REVIEW A review of Basics MODULE 3: USING AND CUSTOMISING LISTS List Settings Customising Columns Site Columns Content Types Creating Lists by Importing Excel Files Creating and Modifying Views Content Types Communications Options Overview of Workflows MODULE 4: CREATING FORMS LIBRARIES Creating Forms Libraries from InfoPath MODULE 5: CREATING WEB PAGES Creating Web Pages Creating Web Part Pages MODULE 6: SITES AND WORKSPACES Site Customisation Site Navigation Web Parts MODULE 7: USERS AND GROUPS Users and Groups Permissions Adding Users Adding Site Collection Administrators Reviewing Permissions Sending to Site Users List and Library Permissions Creating Groups Creating Custom Permission Levels Audiences Managing User Alerts MODULE 8: ACTIVITY Site Web Analytics Reports Site Collection Web Analytics Reports

16 2010 Advanced Foundation Development Course No: MS50478 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This five day, instructor-led course provides to focus on Foundation 2010 fundamental building blocks such as Features, Application Pages, Site Pages, Web Parts, Custom List Types, Site Columns, Content Types, Custom Workflows and Site Definitions. Other advanced topics include extending the Ribbon and writing custom Service Applications. This course is intended for anyone looking to develop customisations at a core level. This includes Event Handlers, Features, Site Definitions, Web Parts, Timer Jobs and Workflows. Professional development experience with Visual Studio 2010, the.net 3.0 Framework and ASP.NET 2.0 Familiarity with Office products such as Word, Excel and InfoPath Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1: Introduction MODULE 2: COLLABORATION EXPERIENCE New Features MODULE 3: OBJECT MODEL Debugging Server Object Model MODULE 4: CLIENT OBJECT MODEL Silverlight Object Model Client Object Model ECMA Object Model MODULE 5: SHAREPOINT PERMISSIONS Security MODULE 6: AUTHENTICATION WITH CUSTOM AND CLAIMS Secure Store Service Custom Authentication Claims Based Authentication MODULE 7: FEATURES AND SOLUTIONS Features MODULE 8: SANDBOXED SOLUTIONS Sandboxed Solutions MODULE 9: WEB SERVICES Web Services MODULE 10: LINQ AND REST REST LINQ MODULE 11: WEB PARTS Web Parts MODULE 12: CUSTOM SITE DEFINITIONS Site Definitions MODULE 13: CONTENT TYPES Content Types MODULE 14: CUSTOM FIELD TYPES Field Types MODULE 15: EVENTS AND TIMER JOBS Timer Jobs Events MODULE 16: SERVICE APPLICATIONS Service Applications MODULE 17: WORKFLOWS WITH SHAREPOINT DESIGNER Workflows MODULE 18: WORKFLOWS WITH VISUAL STUDIO Visual Studio Workflows MODULE 19: BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY SERVICES Business Connectivity Services MODULE 20: EXTENDING THE USER INTERFACE Extending the Ribbon Dialogs

17 2010 Site Collection and Site Administration Course No: MS50547 Five days Instructor-led-Classroom This three day, instructor-led course provides to manage, administer and modify a 2010 site based on business needs and objectives. This course also provides the IT Business Analyst the necessary information to advise business units on which features are a best fit for their business processes. The course will provide students with the necessary information on 2010 features and capabilities including how to implement and Best Practices for implementing the feature and will also focus on different aspects of Governance, Office 2010 integration, workflows, web parts and much more, helping students to understand the depth and breadth of This course is intended for Administrators, Developers, Site Collection, Site Administrators and Power Users who are tasked with working within the environment. Experience with Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 Experience with Office 2003, 2007 or 2010 Experience with Internet Explorer 7 or 8 Currently there is no Certified MODULE 1 SHAREPOINT 2010 GENERAL 2010 Site Collection and Site Administrator Roles 2010 Wheel Comparing 2010 Versions Expanded Browser Capabilities MODULE 2: SHAREPOINT 2010 ENVIRONMENT - GETTING STARTED 2010 Environment Navigation and 2010 Ribbon Adding and Editing Content in 2010 Using your Name Menu MODULE 3: ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SHAREPOINT 2010 SITES Governance and Best Practices Information and Architecture Site Structure User Education Resources MODULE 4: SITE COLLECTIONS, TOP LEVEL SITES AND SUB-SITES Overview of 2010 Hierarchy 2010 Site Inventory Creating Sites and Subsites Modifying Site Navigation Specialty Sites Sites and Navigation Best Practices MODULE 5: CREATING AND MODIFYING LIBRARIES AND LISTS Overview of Libraries Creating a Library in 2010 Library Inventory Overview of Lists Creating a List in 2010 List Inventory Library and List Best Practices MODULE 6: MANAGING PERMISSIONS FOR USERS AND GROUPS Overview of Permissions and Security in 2010 Permissions within 2010 Managing Permissions within 2010 Stop Inheriting Permissions Creating a New 2010 Group Managing Users and Groups Other Permissions Management Tools Permissions Best Practices MODULE 7: SITE/CONTENT MANAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION Overview of Site and Content Management Content Management Records Management with the Records Center Setting up Alerts and Real Simple Syndication Targeting Audiences with Content Site and Content Management Best Practices MODULE 8: OFFICE 2010 INTEGRATION WITH SHAREPOINT 2010 Overview of Office 2010 and Office Web App Collaborating Using Outlook 2010 Connecting and Collaborating with Office 2010 Backstage Connecting, Managing and Editing Documents Collaborating with PowerPoint 2010 Take Information Offline with Workspace 2010 Integration of Visio and Access 2010 Using InfoPath 2010 with 2010 Office 2010 Integration Best Practices MODULE 9: CREATING CONSISTENCY ACROSS SITES Site Columns Site Content Types Implementing Document Sets Show/Hide the Server Ribbon Site Themes Overview of Templates Managing Through Site Templates Managing Through List and Library Templates Page Layout and Site Template Settings Consistency Best Practices MODULE 10: FINDING INFORMATION USING SEARCH AND VIEWS Overview of Views Adding Columns to Lists and Libraries Creating Views in Lists and Libraries Configuring Per-Location View Overview of Metadata and Taxonomy for 2010 Implementing Managed Metadata Overview of Search Implementing Managed Keywords and Best Bets Using Search Configuring Search Scope Configuring Search Visibility View and Search Best Practices MODULE 11: DISPLAYING DATA WITH WEB PARTS IN SHAREPOINT 2010 Overview of Web Parts Web Part Inventory Managing a Web Part on a Page Managing a Web Part Customising a Web Part Web Parts and Maintenance MODULE 12: DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT THROUGH WORKFLOWS Overview of 2010 Workflows Approval Workflow Three-State Workflow Collect Feedback Workflow Collect Signatures Workflow Disposition Workflow Managing Workflows in 2010 MODULE 13: SHAREPOINT 2010 SOCIAL COMPUTING AND COLLABORATION Overview of Social Computing Using My Sites for Knowledge Management Configuring My Profile Using Social Tags and Note Boards 2010 My Site Blog 2010 Social Computing Best Practices MODULE 14: ADMINISTRATING A SHAREPOINT 2010 SITE COLLECTION AND SITE Overview of Administering of 2010 Additional Settings for Site Administration Additional Settings for Site Collection Administration