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Leadership and Team Development: Performance Troubleshooting
   MAXIM TRAINING Performance Troubleshooting is all about identifying causes and solving performance problems at work. But to solve a problem, first you must be able to describe it. This course gives a systematic and highly effective approach to describing performance and analysing problems at work. It's called the Human Performance System, or HPS. The overall aim of the course is to ensure you can more...z/OS for Operators Curriculum
...RM and the Supervisor - Understand PSW's and Interrupts - Describe the I/O and IPL processes Course Content Module 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE MVS OPERATING SYSTEM History and Concepts Module 2 HOW MVS MANAGES & EXECUTES WORK System Resource Management Goal and Compatibility Modes Domains, MPL and Swapping Module 3 ROLE OF THE SUPERVISOR Interruptions - How and Why PSW's In Detail - Old, New and more...Basic Features of Excel 2002
To provide an overview of the basic features of Excel 2002 Personnel at all levels of the enterprise; end-users seeking competency in the use of Microsoft Excel more...Getting Started with Microsoft Windows XP
To describe the basic skills and configurations necessary to start using the Windows XP operating system First-time computer users; first-time users of Windows operating systems; students with a basic knowledge of other Windows products seeking an introduction to Windows XP more...Object-Oriented Analysis Design I
This course teaches students the basic object-oriented concepts, such as objects, classes, and their relationships. It also teaches the various OOAD methodologies, such as Booch and OMT. This course is intended for systems analysts, application developers/programmers, project managers, and software designers. more...ActiveX Components
The ActiveX Components course provides a brief history of the evolution of ActiveX and discusses the various methods of creating an ActiveX control. The different steps involved deploying ActiveX controls have also been described. The course also covers the creation of Active Server Pages (ASP). This curriculum has been designed for application developers and authors who plan, design and implement more...Maintaining Network Security
This course acquaints the students with planning and maintaining network security. It also describes the process of evaluating and testing network security. Additionally, the course explains the process of incident response. Network Administrators more...Relational Database Design and Administration
This course covers the design methodologies and techniques utilized when building an application based on a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), using Structured Query Language (SQL). The course is based on RDBMS technology and will identify and explain the details and implementation. Designed for individuals in the design and administration of relational databases. more...The OSI Model
Upon completing this WestNet e-Learning module, you will be able to explain why the OSI model was created; name and understand the layers of the OSI reference model; and, describe what an open standard is and why it benefits both vendors and customers. more...LAN Implementation
In this WestNet e-Learning module, we review the operation and implementation of three established local area network (LAN) technologies: Ethernet, Token Ring, and Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI). more...LAN Software Implementation
This WestNet e-Learning module explores the features and functions of Windows NT, Microsoft's 32-bit network operating system (NOS). The lessons of this module present the basic concepts necessary to install, configure, and maintain a Windows NT network. more...Overview of Layers and Layer 1 Devices
In this WestNet e-Learning module, we review the layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model, functions of each layer, and internetworking devices that perform each of the functions. We will begin a detailed discussion of the devices found at the Physical Layer of the OSI model. more...Large Network Case Studies
In this module, we explore network availability, performance, and Internet connectivity. As you work through this module, you will come to appreciate that all network design issues are highly interrelated. Likewise, real-world design projects often include multiple broad goals, often creating large and complex trade-offs. more...VoIP Network Quality of Service Techniques
This module investigates the QoS service details necessary to provide acceptable voice quality over the best effort data network. Here, we first discuss general converged network QoS requirements. We find that QoS parameters extend beyond just bandwidth and delay, but also include jitter, packet loss, network availability, and security. We discuss traffic shaping and admission control, and learn more...Computer Telephony Integration
This WestNet e-Learning module provides a broad overview of the way CTI typically works. We will then describe the different levels of automation that fall under the general category of CTI and define some of the key terms and concepts necessary to understand CTI functionality. more...Call Center Components
This WestNet e-Learning module discusses the features, benefits, and integration issues of each one of a call center's basic tools. more...ISPF with TSO E I
Provides an extensive and practical introduction to the MVS TSO/E system and using the ISPF Program Development Facility (ISPF/PDF). End users, programmers, operators, production support, technical support, analyst. more...Visual Basic 6 0 Database Access Part I
...m and uniform access to database information. This course describes the fundamentals of viewing and modifying information in databases using the industry standard Structured Query Language (SQL). It explains how SQL is used with client tools built in Visual Basic, to create powerful queries and statements for a server-side database. Finally, this course describes how you can use data controls more...JES2 Job Controls ll
... Character Set image and a Forms control Buffer image. It describes how to force a page break, control line spacing and load characters sets. The course discusses the burster-trimmer-stacker, all-points-addressable printers, and the parameters for advanced function printing. It also identifies situations when special output processing is required. The course describes the JES2 REmote Job Entry more...Components Used to Build Networks
This WestNet e-Learning module introduces internetworking devices, such as repeaters, hubs, switches, bridges, routers, and gateways as the connectors between the individual segments of a broadcast network that has been broken down into separate segments. more...Security in a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Environment
To explain how to plan and implement security on a SQL 2000 database Database administrators, application developers, system administrators, and students preparing for Microsoft certification in installing, configuring, and administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition more...Transferring and Transforming Data in SQL Server 2000
To enable students to extract and transform data in SQL Server 2000 Database administrators, application developers, system administrators, and students preparing for Microsoft certification in installing, configuring, and administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition more...Transferring and Transforming Data in SQL Server 2000
To enable students to extract and transform data in SQL Server 2000 Database administrators, application developers, system administrators, and students preparing for Microsoft certification in installing, configuring, and administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition more...ITIL Configuration and Release Management
Organizations make substantial investments in their information technology infrastructures. That investment pays off only if the organization uses its information resources to increase productivity. Information technology planners and managers must understand how the components of the IT infrastructure interact if they want to eliminate waste and improve service to the users of the system. The more...Building Dynamic Teams Thrive on Teamwork
This course describes techniques that will enable teams to streamline communications and improve overall performance. Professionals who want to work more effectively with others to achieve shared goals. more...Measuring Team Performance Focus on Perceptions
This course introduces strategies to use qualitative information gathered from a variety of sources to complement quantitative data. Professionals who want to collaborate more effectively within a group. more...Project Planning
In the early planning phases, project managers and team members have the most potential influence on the outcomes of a project. Yet, lots of planning does not guarantee successful planning. Just as project success can be planned, project disasters can be predestined if team members are not careful about the assumptions they make. A project management team that can balance the need for more...Executing Monitoring Controlling and Closing a Project
After initiating and planning for a project, it's time to get down to the actual nitty gritty of carrying out the project. The Executing and Monitoring and Controlling Process Groups might be likened to the act of juggling--keeping multiple activities going simultaneously, while responding to unforeseen changes in the project environment. While executing processes focus more on accomplishing more...Program Management Processes and the Initiating Process Group
...benefits.This course is designed to help program managers describe the processes that support the program management life cycle themes. It also explains the difference between the program management process groups and the project management process groups, including the common inputs to program management processes and the components related to the Initiating process group.This course is more...Program Lifecycle and Organization
... program life cycles to strategic goals. This course will describe some of the key program management life-cycle considerations, including the key distinctions between program and project life cycles. Also covered in this course are the program management life-cycle phases: preprogram and program setup, establish program management and technical infrastructure, deliver the benefits, and close more...Performance Reporting and Stakeholder Management
Any project requires good communication to manage day-to-day activities and ensure success of the project--project managers need to understand what a communications model is, and how it helps promote success and resolve differences. They need to plan out a strategy to ensure that needed information is gathered and produced efficiently. Finally, the project manager is responsible for distributing more...Project Management Professional Integration Management
Project Management: Integration Management, is the first of eleven courses in this curriculum. After the completion of this course you will be able to identify strategies for aligning project plans with other activities in the organization, define the five key general management skills essential to project management and identify the steps in implementing a change control system. The Prime-Project more...Solving Problems Logically Solve Problems Together
This course helps learners to recognize and identify the groups and individual roles in the problem solving process. Professionals who want to resolve workplace challenges more effectively. more...Defining the Issue Determine the Real Problem
This course describes how to create a focused problem statement using the Occam s Razor method. Professionals who want to resolve workplace challenges more effectively. more...Investigating the Problem Use Investigative Tools
This course introduces process-oriented methods that assist in the analysis of various elements associated with a stated problem. Professionals who want to resolve workplace challenges more effectively. more...Selecting the Solution Solve Problems Methodically
This course introduces Force Field Analysis and Solutions Fishbone Diagram problem solving techniques. Professionals who want to resolve workplace challenges more effectively. more...Selecting the Solution Group-Based Solutions
This course introduces Modified-Delphi, swapping, and visualization problem solving techniques. Professionals who want to resolve workplace challenges more effectively. more...Presenting Your Ideas Plan for High Impact
Presenting Your Ideas: Plan for High Impact, is the third of four courses in this curriculum. After the completion of this course you will be able to list the qualities of a successful presentation, identify the elements of presentation planning, identify strategies for organizing a powerful presentation and distinguish well-designed visual aids from poorly-designed ones. The PrimeCommunication more...Balancing Stress Measuring Stress
Balancing Stress: Measuring Stress, is the first of fourteen courses in this curriculum. After the completion of this course you will be able to describe the social and personal costs of stress and assess your stress levels. The Stress Management curriculum presents easily adopted techniques for today's busy professionals to increase productivity by eliminating common barriers to success. All more...Balancing Stress Simple Solutions for Stress
Balancing Stress: Simple Solutions for Stress, is the second of fourteen courses in this curriculum. After the completion of this course you will be able to list healthy dietary, exercise and relaxation principles and identify natural ways to combat stress. The Stress Management curriculum presents easily adopted techniques for today's busy professionals to increase productivity by eliminating more...A Process for Business Writing The POWER Writing Process
This course contextualizes all that follows. It outlines the typical concerns of business document readers and introduces the five stage process for creating reader-based documents. Professionals who want to enhance their written business communications by effectively addressing audience needs. more...Plan and Organize Your Documents Plan Before Writing
This course shows how to plan a document by defining the purpose and target audience. Professionals who want to enhance their written business communications by effectively addressing audience needs more...Plan and Organize Your Documents Brainstorm Before Writing
This course teaches the four principles of brainstorming and demonstrates five useful brainstorming techniques. Professionals who want to enhance their written business communications by effectively addressing audience needs more...What Is Emotional Intelligence
Does IQ determine your destiny? For years, that was an overriding belief. However, new behavioral research shows that IQ provides, at best, a narrow view of human intelligence. Factors such as self-awareness, impulse control, persistence, zeal, self-motivation, empathy, and social deftness contribute greatly to an individual's success. These qualities, termed "emotional intelligence," often more...Empowering your Workgroup Delegate for Results
This course describes techniques for successfully delegating assignments to your work team. All levels of professionals who supervise the performance of other staff members. more...Preventing Problem Performance
Obviously, one of the starting points for managing problem performance is to prevent it from becoming so. This is a general part of effective management, focusing on those aspects of the managerial task specific to preventing problem performance. This means employing an effective selection procedure that is based on an accurate identification of the job requirements, and then using the first more...Leadership and the Knowledge Worker
What are your company's most valuable assets? For many of today's companies, it's the knowledge and experience of their workers. Does your company know how to best use this intellectual capital? Is your company a nurturing environment for knowledge workers? In this course, you'll learn about intellectual capital, how to lead your company from the front line to retain and increase its intellectual more...Dynamics of Leadership
Can anyone, regardless of company status, be a leader? Yes Leaders can be found at all levels in the work force. When you're learning how to lead, is it possible also to be responsible for discovering new future leaders? You bet it is. Even though you aren't in management, do you have the power to influence someone to change his behavior? Again, the answer is yes. In this course, you'll learn how more...PrimeFinance The Ground Rules
This course defines the relevance of finance for the nonfinancial manager. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...PrimeFinance Budgeting Matters
This course describes how to relate budgeting and the key budgeting methods to a manager's work. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...Principles of Financial Statements
This course presents an overview of the principles of financial statements, introducing the learner to critical concepts and terminology necessary for understanding the rules impacting the presentation of numbers on financial statements, and the cash cycle of financial management. This course is targeted specifically for business managers, financial professionals, and other business professionals more...Introduction to Economics Products and Markets
Having covered the basics of markets and consumers, learners can now examine the relationships between producers and the markets in which they sell in this course Products and Markets . Learners discover what drives short and long-run costs as well as what makes markets competitive. Different market types and producer theory are also explained. This course is aimed at Managers, Directors, and more...Introduction to Economics Foundations of Macroeconomics
With the basics of microeconomics in place, Foundations of Macroeconomics gives the learner the opportunity to explore the wider issues examined in the field of macroeconomics. Government policies, unemployment and inflation, economic growth and stability, economic indicators are explained, as is the role of the Federal Reserve Bank in the US. This course is aimed at Managers, Directors, and more...PrimeFinance Making Investment Decisions
...describes the decision points that support capital budgeting within an organization, and continues to explore how a range of techniques (including CVP, NPV, payback, IRR, and ARR) can be used to conduct short- and long-term project evaluations within this process. Department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities, input into business decisions and participate effectively in more...International Finance
Perhaps you have wondered how one can successfully navigate the maze of options and opportunities offered by the international financial markets. Are there ways to maximize profits while effectively minimizing risk when it comes to dealing on the global level? This course will demonstrate why you would want to transform your purely domestic firm into a multinational corporation; how you decide more...Competitive Factors in Strategic Marketing
You've got a great idea for a new product or service for your organization, or a major enhancement for an existing one. Now you've got to present the case to the decision-makers to go forward. What kinds of topics should you include in your strategic marketing plan? In this course you'll learn exactly what to consider as you develop and present your plan, including market data and competitor more...Writing a Marketing Plan Phase 1
This course will define the marketing plan, types of plans and outline the purposes for using a marketing plan. You will then get started on writing the plan by establishing objectives and working on introductory elements. Then, you'll complete a situational analysis that evaluates the overall market, industry, internal and competitive factors pertinent to your product or service. Finally, you'll more...Financial Analysis for Successful Marketing
Whether you have a "head" for numbers, or a "dread" of numbers, no strategic marketing plan will be successful without a thorough financial analysis. The final course in this series takes a user-friendly, interactive approach to help you master the numbers game. You will analyze typical financial parameters associated with setting up a financial budget as part of an overall marketing strategy. more...Web Server Concepts
E-business defines the future of the organization today. Getting the right information to the right person at the right time defines success. The use of the World Wide Web has tremendously increased in the recent times. The server technology plays an important role in the development of the World Wide Web. With the increasing use of the Internet, there has been a significant increase in the use of more...Design Concepts for Web Sites
To describe, explain, and equip students to use the basic techniques of web site design and development Web authors, webmasters, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, graphic designers, desktop designers, technical writers, and library scientists more...Graphic Design Primer
This WestNet e-Learning module explores the basics of graphic design, including color theory, readability, page layout, and composition as they relate to Web design. more...GUI Design
In this WestNet e-Learning module, you will learn the basics of graphical user interface (GUI) design. more...Usability Engineering
This WestNet e-Learning module presents the concept of usability engineering and also explores the various forms of testing and measurement, measurement devices, and methodology. more...Emerging Web Service Standards
To understand the roles and implementation approaches implemented by various emerging web services Application and web developers wishing to attain competency in developing web services using the main web service technologies SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI; systems analysts and systems architects needing a thorough knowledge of service-oriented architecture concepts and web service technologies more...Advanced HTML Design Elements
To describe, and equip students to use, advanced HTML elements such as complex tables, frames and framesets, metadata and the META tag, and style sheets Web authors, webmasters, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, graphic designers, desktop designers, technical writers, and library scientists more...Advanced Technology Concepts for Web Designers
To introduce users to the incorporation of JavaScript and other technologies such as DHTML, cookies and plug-ins in web sites, and to web site publishing, web site maintenance, and database integration Web authors, webmasters, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, graphic designers, desktop designers, technical writers, and library scientists more...JavaScript Browser Objects
This course describes various browser objects, such as frames, windows, and documents. The course also covers various other objects, such as date, time, and history objects. This course is designed for application developers and authors who plan, design and implement web-based business solutions on intranets, extranets, and internets. The student should have prior experience in HTML and designing more...Advanced JavaScript
...describes advanced document properties. The course also covers the concepts related to cookies, plug-ins, and LiveWire. It also teaches how to implement security by performing data tainting. This course is designed for application developers and authors who plan, design and implement web-based business solutions on intranets, extranets, and internets. The student should have prior experience in more...JavaScript Fundamentals
...describes the features of JavaScript and compares JavaScript with other technologies, such as Java. The course also covers the fundamentals of JavaScript programming, JavaScript variables, operators, loops, and conditional statements. This course is designed for application developers and authors who plan, design and implement web-based business solutions on intranets, extranets, and internets. more...JavaScript Programming
...describes the features of Java Script, such as arrays, forms, and events. The course also covers concepts related to object hierarchy in JavaScript, and string, math, and number object. This course is designed for application developers and authors who plan, design and implement web-based business solutions on intranets, extranets, and internets. The student should have prior experience in HTML more...HTML 4 and Cascading Style Sheets
HTML and CSS WBT is designed to acquaint users with the features of HTML 4 and enable them to apply styles to Web pages. This course helps the users understand various page layout properties that can be applied to the Web pages using style sheets. End users who want to familiarize themselves with the features of HTML 4 and apply styles to Web pages. more...XML Basic Concepts and Techniques
The XML: Basic Concepts and Techniques course is the first course in the XML curriculum. This course is meant for Web programmers who want to use Extensible Markup Language (XML) to transport and exchange data over the Internet. The course explains how users can apply XML to their advantage. It also describes the procedures for creating well-formed XML documents and Document Type Definitions more...XML Implementation in Enterprise
The XML: Implementation in Enterprise WBT is the second course in the XML curriculum. This course is meant for Web programmers in a multi-tier enterprise system who want to use XML to transport and exchange business data over the Internet. The course details the role of XML and related technologies in enterprise computing. It also describes the procedures for using XML Schemas for ensuring more...FrontPage 2002 Basics
To introduce the basic features and functionality of Microsoft FrontPage 2002 Anyone wishing to become familiar with FrontPage 2002 or needing to create professional-standard Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily more...Enhancing and Managing Web Sites with FrontPage 2002
To explain how to enhance and maintain FrontPage 2002 web sites Anyone wishing to become familiar with FrontPage 2002 or needing to create professional-standard Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily more...Working with Complex Data in ColdFusion MX
To describe how to work with queries, arrays, and structures in ColdFusion MX Existing ColdFusion 5 users wishing to gain experience in advanced ColdFusion MX development; web and enterprise application developers who have had an introduction to ColdFusion development and wish to learn advanced development techniques more...Working with Persistent Data in ColdFusion MX
To demonstrate how to use ColdFusion MX to maintain persistent data in web applications Existing ColdFusion 5 users wishing to gain experience in advanced ColdFusion MX development; web and enterprise application developers who have had an introduction to ColdFusion development and wish to learn advanced development techniques more...Creating Reusable ColdFusion MX Code
To describe how to create reusable code elements in ColdFusion MX Existing ColdFusion 5 users wishing to gain experience in advanced ColdFusion MX development; web and enterprise application developers who have had an introduction to ColdFusion development and wish to learn advanced development techniques more...Enhancing ColdFusion MX Applications
To describe how to enhance ColdFusion MX applications by adding error-handling, search, and data-exchange functionalities to them Existing ColdFusion 5 users wishing to gain experience in advanced ColdFusion MX development; web and enterprise application developers who have had an introduction to ColdFusion development and wish to learn advanced development techniques more...Getting Started with ColdFusion MX
To introduce and demonstrate the fundamental concepts, tools, and features of ColdFusion MX Web professionals and developers that want to create dynamic web sites using ColdFusion more...Data Retrieval and Manipulation in Macromedia ColdFusion MX
To introduce and demonstrate data retrieval and manipulation in ColdFusion MX Web professionals and developers that want to create dynamic web sites using ColdFusion more...Adding Links Images and Flash Objects in Dreamweaver MX 2004
To identify how to enhance a web site using links, images, and Flash objects in Dreamweaver MX 2004 Web professionals; end users and home users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily; Macromedia Flash MX 2004 developers using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 to create web pages; individuals wishing to obtain the Dreamweaver MX 2004 Developer certification more...Adding Tables in Dreamweaver MX 2004
To identify how to structure a web page using tables in Dreamweaver MX 2004 Web professionals; end users and home users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily; Macromedia Flash MX 2004 developers using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 to create web pages; individuals wishing to obtain the Dreamweaver MX 2004 Developer certification more...Reusing Content in Dreamweaver MX 2004
To identify the features of the site library, templates, and frames in Dreamweaver MX 2004 Web professionals; end users and home users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily; Macromedia Flash MX 2004 developers using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 to create web pages; individuals wishing to obtain the Dreamweaver MX 2004 Developer certification more...Introducing Dreamweaver MX and ASP NET
To introduce the student to Dreamweaver MX and ASP.NET and explain how to use them to publish database content, reuse code, and navigate through DataSets Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to use Dreamweaver MX to create database-driven web applications built on ASP.NET technology more...Using Dreamweaver MX to Develop ASP NET Applications
To describe how to insert and update data into web pages, how to create a search form and results page, and how to secure, test, maintain, and deploy a web site in Dreamweaver MX Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to use Dreamweaver MX to create database-driven web applications built on ASP.NET technology more...Using Basic Dreamweaver MX Tools
To describe the functions and features of the basic Dreamweaver MX tools Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily; Macromedia Flash MX developers using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create web pages more...Structuring Web Pages with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX
To describe how to use Dreamweaver MX to structure a web site Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily; Macromedia Flash MX developers using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create web pages more...Using Advanced Dreamweaver MX Tools
To describe the functions and features of the advanced Dreamweaver MX tools Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to create effective Internet or intranet sites quickly and easily more...Using Fireworks MX with Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX
To introduce the advantages and possibilities associated with using Fireworks MX with Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX Web designers; graphic designers; home users and end users with an interest in graphic design; Macromedia Dreamweaver MX users and Macromedia Flash MX developers using Macromedia Fireworks MX to create graphics more...Working with Images in Macromedia Fireworks MX
To discuss how to work with images in Fireworks MX Web designers; graphic designers; home users and end users with an interest in graphic design; Macromedia Dreamweaver MX users and Macromedia Flash MX developers using Macromedia Fireworks MX to create graphics more...Adding Interactive Objects in Macromedia Fireworks MX
To describe how to work with and create interactive features in Fireworks MX Web designers; graphic designers; home users and end users with an interest in graphic design; Macromedia Dreamweaver MX users and Macromedia Flash MX developers using Macromedia Fireworks MX to create graphics more...Scripting with MS Visual InterDev 6 0
This course provides students an insight into the scripting skills necessary to utilize Visual InterDev 6.0 to create dynamic and enhanced Web application. In addition, it prepares students to take the Microsoft certification exam: Designing and Implementing Web Solutions with Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0. This course is intended for Web Developers, Web Masters, Web Server Administrators, System more...Developing Applications using MS Visual InterDev 6 0
This course provides students with skills to develop web applications using databases with Visual InterDev 6.0. The students will also be taught the process of deploying web applications on web servers. In addition, this course prepares students to take the Microsoft certification exam: Designing and Implementing Web Solutions with Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0. This course is intended for Web more...Object-Oriented Analysis Design II
This course focuses on the object-oriented (OO) software development life cycle, both at the macro and the micro level. It also teaches the diagrams used at the different levels of the OO software development life cycle. This course is intended for systems analysts, application developers/programmers, project managers, and software designers. more...Fundamentals of Active Server Pages
This course is the first course in a series of three in the ASP curriculum. This course acquaints the students with the capabilities of Active Server Pages. It also enables students to create ASP applications. Programmers wishing to learn about Active Server Pages. more...Using ASP Components
This course is the second course in a series of three in the ASP curriculum. This course acquaints the students with the capabilities of Active Server Pages. It also enables students to create ASP applications. Programmers wishing to learn about Active Server Pages. more...Programming Logic and Techniques
This course is meant for end users. It aims to teach users the basic concepts of computing and programming language, and the usage of programming methods and elements. People who want to have a fairly good knowledge of the concepts of programming logic and techniques. more...Visual Basic 6 Introduction Part II
This course provides an introduction to the functionality and programming capabilities of Visual Basic 6.0. It builds on the concepts presented in the first course in this series, Visual Basic 6.0 Introduction Part I. In the first unit, you will learn how to create and use variables, procedures, and functions in program code. Data types, constants, and arrays are also covered, as well as how to more...Visual Basic 6 0 Intermediate
This course builds on the concepts learned in the first course, Introduction to Visual Basic 6.0, and covers more advanced topics leading to certification in Visual Basic. The student will review what was learned in the introductory course, and then begin learning more advanced development techniques and technologies.Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-176: Designing and Implementing Desktop more...Visual Basic 6 0 Advanced
This course covers techniques that Visual Basic programmers can use to enhance the interface, functionality and performance of their applications. Students will learn to create menus and toolbars. The course also introduces the student to ActiveX programming and the Common Dialog control. The course also shows students how to create and load documents using the File Access features of Visual more...Visual Basic 6 0 Enterprise Client Server Development Part 1
...itecture, reviews how to instantiate a COM component, and describes how to make and compile COM configurations. It also describes how COM components are registered and identified in the Windows registry. This course also introduces the concept of transactions and describes the features and architecture of MTS. It defines the pros and cons of several multi-tier application architectures, and more...Visual Basic 6 0 Enterprise Client Server Dev Part II
Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) is a tool that enlists objects and their associated resources into transactions, and manages those transactions to ensure that changes to data are made correctly. This course discusses the role of transactions in MTS, and explains how MTS uses a context to manage objects and transactions. Additionally, it covers the steps required to build MTS components that more...Visual Basic 6 0 Advanced Enterprise Client Server Dev Part II
This course investigates advanced concepts and technologies that will help you develop more capable and reliable client/server applications with Visual Basic. It discusses the attributes of interfaces and the concept of an interface as a contract. It examines the basic IUnknown interface, the creation and implementation of abstract classes and multiple interfaces, and the fundamentals of the more...Visual Basic 6 0 Using the Win 32 API Part I
This course provides an overview of the Microsoft Win32 application programming interface (API), how it is organized, and some of its features that you can use in your Visual Basic Windows applications. The Win32 API includes services that go beyond the core language and controls provided with Visual Basic such as system management, networking, printing, and security. Using the Win32 API, you can more...Visual Basic 6 0 Using the Win32 API Part II
...describes how to use some of the more common Win32 API drawing functions, it explains how to obtain and release a device context and how to draw dots, lines, and rectangles on a form or control. It also describes how to change pen and brush styles by using stock objects and by creating customized pens and brushes. In addition, it explains how to place a text string on a control or form using more...General Coding Best Practices
To outline the best practices for writing high quality methods, expressions, variables, arrays, loops, and if statements, and to describe recommended practices for writing readable code Professional application developers or programmers, with at least 2 years experience, who want to learn the latest recommended techniques for developing high quality software more...Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with UML Design and Implementation Issues
To describe the main principles of designing and implementing an object-oriented model Web developers more...Getting Started with Programming
To introduce structured programming concepts, coding design, and style Anyone wishing to know the basics of programming more...Visual Basic 6 0 ActiveX COM Part I
This course builds and extends the skills beyond basic Visual Basic programming by introducing ActiveX components and the Component Object Model (COM). The Component Object Model (COM) is an open, extensible standard on which ActiveX is based. By understanding COM, you can design applications from components that communicate through a common set of interfaces. Component software development cuts more...ASP NET User Interface Considerations
To describe how to create and use dynamic controls, implement styling, and use data binding Web developers who are familiar with the fundamentals of Microsoft ASP.NET and who wish to broaden their ASP.NET programming abilities, especially those pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Testing and Instrumenting C Applications
To introduce the concepts of software testing and debugging and to describe the use of the Debug and Trace programmatic classes in the .NET Framework class library and the Visual Studio .NET and SDK interactive debuggers Windows developers seeking to update their knowledge of and skills in developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET more...Application Maintenance and Optimization in C
To introduce and describe techniques for monitoring and optimizing Windows applications using the .NET performance-monitoring API, the .NET Windows event log API, and Visual Studio Analyzer Windows developers seeking to update their knowledge of and skills in developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Testing and Instrumenting Web Applications in C
To introduce the concepts of software testing and debugging and to describe how to instrument an application for tracing and debugging in .NET Web developers seeking to update their knowledge and skills when developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Web Application Maintenance in C
To introduce and describe techniques for monitoring web applications using the .NET performance monitoring API, the .NET Windows event log API, and Visual Studio Analyzer Web developers seeking to update their knowledge and skills when developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Testing and Instrumenting Web Applications in VB NET
To introduce the concepts of software testing and debugging and to describe how to instrument an application for tracing and debugging in .NET Web developers seeking to update their knowledge and skills when developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Web Application Maintenance in VB NET
To introduce and describe techniques for monitoring web applications using the .NET performance monitoring API, the .NET Windows event log API, and Visual Studio Analyzer Web developers seeking to update their knowledge and skills when developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Testing and Instrumenting VB NET Applications
To introduce the concepts of software testing and debugging and to describe the use of the Debug and Trace programmatic classes in the .NET Framework class library and the Visual Studio .NET and SDK interactive debuggers Windows developers seeking to update their knowledge of and skills in developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET more...Application Maintenance and Optimization inVB NET
To introduce and describe techniques for monitoring and optimizing Windows applications using the .NET performance monitoring API, the .NET Windows event log API, and Visual Studio Analyzer Windows developers seeking to update their knowledge of and skills in developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification more...Moving to Visual Basic NET
To outline the language differences between Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual Basic .NET and to describe the new Visual Studio .NET features Application developers with experience using previous versions of Microsoft Visual Basic who wish to start working with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET more...Advanced Language Features of Microsoft VB NET
To explain the new object-oriented features of Visual Basic .NET, data access with ADO.NET, and strategies for migration Application developers with experience using previous versions of Microsoft Visual Basic who wish to start working with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET more...Windows Forms and ASP NET
To explain how to create interfaces for windows applications with Windows Forms, and for web applications with Web Forms and ASP.NET Application developers with experience using previous versions of Microsoft Visual Basic who wish to start working with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET more...Application Deployment in NET
To describe all available deployment options for packaging and distribution Application developers with experience in Visual Basic .NET who wish to become familiar with the deployment process in the .NET Framework, especially those who wish to attain the Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) or Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) for Microsoft .NET credentials more... | ||||||||